Event 16: 5th Place - Kirsch

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)

 "Lucky" Lee Kirsch (Cold Spring Harbor, MA)

$3,198

"Lucky" Lee Kirsch hit sets with 6-6 twice today so felt pretty good to see them yet again.  He jammed his last 130,000 onto the felt from the button.

Mike Hahn tanked a bit then called with A-3 of diamonds.

Hahn flopped an Ace and Lee failed to hit his six.  All Lee could utter was "Three-outter, three-outter".

Board: 9-2-A-K-2

Lee will earn leaderboard points for today's 5th Place finish.  He'll have to check the board tomorrow to see if the man who knocked him out passes him.

On the bright side he did tack on another $3,198 to his very impressive Borgata Summer Poker Open series which included a win in Event 7 for $28,485.

Championship: The Heat is On

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH

Andrew Glauberg (left) & Frank Reina 

Watching the Big Screens

Players have one eye on the button and one eye on the NBA finals.  The entire Borgata Poker Room is glued to the final minutes of Game 6 between the Heat and Spurs.

***11:50 Update***

The room explodes when Miami's Ray Allen hits the game tying three-pointer with five seconds left. And we head to overtime!

Event 16: Chip Count Update

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)

As Level 20 comes to conclusion, our fantastic five are quietly plodding along.

They will receive a break in 30 minutes.

Play has tightened up with only a couple all-in pre-flop moves - none of which were called.

We're looking at 5 good, solid Players who know what they're doing.

Seat - Player - Chips
1. Sameer Batra - 600,000
2. "Lucky" Lee Kirsch - 150,000
3. Corri Pranevich - 570,000
4. Mike Hahn - 550,000
5. John Liberto - 475,000

It's anybody's game.  Lee hasn't had a hand in ages but looks on the bright side saying "at least I'm not getting knocked out".

Don't forget we're playing for $15,989, a trophy, and a framed print of the winner from IMAGE MASTERS.

Blinds 8000 / 16,000 with 2000 antes.

Championship: Schoultz Steps Up to 300k

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH

Blinds 1.5k/3k/400 ante

Mike Schoultz (Arlington, VA) knocks out Adrian Corona (Floral Park, NY) and is now one of several stacks north of 300k.

Corona is all in for 18,800 and has a shot to triple up against Schoultz and Travis Greenawalt (Landisville, PA).

Schoultz and Greenawalt check the Q J 2 flop, but Schoultz bets 15k when an 8 hits the turn and Greenawalt folds.

Schoultz turns over pocket 8s for a set and Corona throws his cards into the muck saying, "drawing dead."

The river is a meaningless 4 and because Corona's cards are irretrievable the table doesn't see his hand.

The last level of the night is set to wrap at ~11:50 pm.

Event 16: Lee-derboard Implications

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)

We have two 2013 Borgata Summer Poker Open Event winners at our final table.

"Lucky" Lee Kirsch won Event 7 to the tune of $28,485 and took 4th in another Event.

Mike Hahn took down Event 12 for $36,264.

Both men are up on the Borgata Leaderboard competing for the prize - a seat to September's Borgata WPT televised Championship.

Lee is in 3rd overall with 354,750 vs. Mike in 12th with 278,038 (as of June 17th).

Who will go deeper and score more leaderboard points?

Level 20 has just begun with blinds 6000 / 12,000 and 2000 antes.

Championship: Last Level

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH

Blinds are up for the final time tonight and with that another tables breaks.

54 players remain on six tables with an average stack of 164k (55 bb).

Blinds are now 1.5k/3k/400 ante, this will be the last level before the bag and tag.

Big Stacks

Dan Wach 386k (129 bb)
Orson Young 375k
Chalie Hook 335k

Event 16: 6th Place - Lutz

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)

Kevin Lutz (Bellmawr, NJ)

$2,665

"Why didn't I just go all in pre?" lamented Kevin Lutz who had K-K but allowed Sameer Batra to flop a straight.

Sameer had Kevin covered as his 8-9 flopped the joint.

Lutz wasn't going anywhere after seeing the flop fall J-Q-10.

Kevin played well but his dream ends in 6th Place with a payday of $2,665.

Championship: Wach Back on Top

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH

Blinds 1.2k/2.4k/400 ante

Dan Wach, Chip Leader

Start of Day 2 chip leader Dan Wach (Boonton, NJ) had a slow start, but has turned up the pressure.

On a board of K♥ 10♠ 5♥, Michael Lavoie (Wolcott, CT) bets 8k, Wach makes it 22k, Lavoie takes it to 73k and Wach quickly moves all in.

Lavoie goes in the tank and eventually folds leaving himself with an above average stack of 160k.

Wach is once again the chip leader with 386k.

Event 16: 7th Place - Ditaranto

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)

 

Anthony Ditaranto (Hackensack, NJ)

$2,132

Congratulations to Anthony Ditaranto who will be receiving his MBA in business from Keller Grad School in Paramus, NJ next week.  We hope his 7th Place finish for $2,132 will help put a dent in tuition costs.

Anthony found himself short stacked with 38,000 and shipped with K-7.
Sameer Batra's 5-5 held strong on a board of 4-2-9-8-6.

"I was card dead since dinner break" announced Ditaranto.

Back to Hackensack for Anthony who had a great time at Borgata.

Championship: Twitter Rail Birds

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH 

Blinds 1.2k/2.4k/400 ante
 
59 players remain with an average stack of 151k (63 bb).

Dave Zeitlin (Brooklyn, NY) and Soheb Porbandarwala (Stamford, CT) are two of the latest casualties.

And go bust right quick after dinner. Lost the max in life equity.
— David Zeitlin (@SugDpoker) June 19, 2013

Busted shoved 60k otb over a limp w/AQo and bb woke up w QQ flop KJx but couldn't improve.
— Soheb Porbandarwala (@Spewheb) June 19, 2013

Event 16: 8th Place - McQuaid

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)

Michael McQuaid (Washington, DC)

$1,599

Michael found himself dwindled down to 45,000 and decided to swing for the fences with 9-10.  Corri Pranevich called Michael's all-in holding A-3.

McQuaid's 9-10 did not improve on a board of Q-5-8-6-Q

Michael played Day 1A in the 2013 Borgata Summer Poker Open Championship but got knocked out.  When he's not playing poker he works in DC as an athletic director.

Out in 9th Place moments before Michael was Don Lotano (Matawan, NJ) whose J-8 lost to John Liberto's 9-9.  Don earned $1,199 for his 9th Place finish.

Event 16: 10th Place - Balin

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)

Yehuda Balin (Brooklyn, NY)

$1,066

 Yehuda Balin raised with wired Jacks, but Kevin Lutz woke up to A-K in the big blind.  Kevin jammed and Yehuda called, at risk.

"Let me win this hand, let me win this hand" exclaimed Balin who survived the flop of 6-Q-10.

But his tournament ended when a King hit the turn followed by a 7 on the river.

"Why did that King have to hit?" Balin asked the Poker Gods.

Still a good score for Yehuda who got majorly sucked out on during Event 1.  The commercial real estate broker takes home $1,066 for his work today.

Event 16: Final Table Set

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)

 Top Ten

Seat - Name - Chip Count
1. Sameer Batra - 410,000
2. Yehuda Balin - 120,000
3. Michael McQuaid - 100,000
4. "Lucky" Lee Kirsch - 135,000
5. Kevin Lutz - 250,000
6. Corri Pranevich - 223,000
7. Anthony Ditaranto - 80,000
8. Don Lotano - 70,000
9. Mike Hahn - 600,000
10. John Liberto - 340,000

Level 17 blinds 3000 / 6000 with 500 antes.

This is a one day tournament that will conclude tonight.

Winner takes home $15,989

Championship: 300k Club

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH

Ken Silberstein

Blinds 1.2k/2.4k/400 ante

Since returning from dinner break two players have joined the 300k club.

Ken Silberstein (Edison, NJ) limps from the SB, Brandon Hall (Hockessin, DE) raises to 7k from the BB. Silberstein makes it 17k, Hall moves all in for 50k and Silberstein calls.

Silberstein: AA
Hall: AJ

Silberstein is now at 300k after Hall gets no help from the board.

Orson Young (Oceanport, NJ) is also up to 300k after getting 30k in a knockout.

A few minutes after Silberstein's hand, Chalie Hook (Philadelphia, PA), who also has 300k+, is moved into the empty seat to balance tables.

"I should've let him live," says Silberstein, "now I have a threatening stack to my left," as Hook and Silberstein are now side-by-side.

Chris Horter (Philadelphia, PA) still leads the way with 350k.

Event 16: 11th Place - Kruyd

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)

Well, he didn't bubble the tournament but he did bubble the final table.

Brian Kruyd has been cursed by QQ all day.  He shipped his last 80,000 with you guessed it, Q-Q and was rundown by Kevin Lutz' A-K.

Board ran out 3-7-A-8-5 sending Kruyd out in 11th Place.

Brian earns $1,066 for his efforts today.  And don't forget he did enjoy a Royal Flush earlier.

Event 16: Billy Busto

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry) 

Billy Vogel & Girlfriend Vanessa

End of the road for Billy Vogel (Cheektowag, NY) who looked down at 19 big blinds and A-7, went all in pre-flop, but ran into Mike Hahn's A-K. 

Dry board for Billy who goes home in 12th Place - $1,066. 
If you have to lose, at least you have a nice girlfriend to console you.

17th Place - $800 - Richard Klein (Plainview, NY)
16th Place - $800 - David Henry (Marlton, NJ)
15th Place - $933 - Richard Hanheide (Clintondale, NY)
14th Place - $933 - Gregory Whiting (Philadelphia, PA0
13th Place - $933 - Nelsido Kestituyo (Pleasantville, NJ)
12th Place - $1,066 - Billy Vogel (Cheektowaga, NY)

Event 16: Marvin Vaporized

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry) 

Marvin Seigel - 18th Place $800

Event 16: Final Two Tables

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry) 

Table 1:
1. Corri Pranevich (Pittsburgh, PA)
2. Anthony Ditaranto (Hackensack, NJ)
3. Kevin Lutz (Bell Mawr, PA)
4. David Henry (Ocean City, NJ)
5. Gregory Whiting (Philadelphia, PA)
6. Brian Kruyd (Parsippany, NJ)
7. Sameer Batra
8. Yehuda Balin (Brooklyn, NY)
9. Marvin Siegel

Table 2:
1. Michael McQuaid
2. Don Lotano
3. "Lucky" Lee Kirsch
4. Billy Vogel
5. Nelsido
6. John Liberto
7. Rick Hanheide
8. Mike Hahn (Indianapolis, IN)

Here' are your final two tables after the re-draw.

Championship: Numbers Game

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH

Number of Entries: 296 
Players Remaining:  71
Chips in Play:  8.88 million

Big Stack: 358k (149 bb)
Average Stack: 125k  (52 bb)

Next Blinds: 1.2k/2.4k/400 ante

Play Resumes: 9:20 pm

Total Buy-In: $740,000
First Prize:  $198,186
Places Paid: 27
Min Cash: $6,370

Event 16: Back From Dinner

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry) 

Our 18 Players are back from dinner and settling into their new seat assignments.

This is a Borgata trophy Event and will be awarded to the rounder who captures all 2,355,000 chips in play.

Average stack has 130,833.

Blinds are up to 2500 / 5000 with 500 antes.

Championship: Always Sunny in Philadelphia

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH

Two players with Philadephia ties are the chip leaders on dinner break.

Chris Horter (Philadelphia, PA) leads the way at 358k (149 bb), while Chalie Hook (Philadelphia, PA) is at 312k.

71 players are on the 75 minute dinner break with a lot of stacks in the 250k range.

Play resumes at 9:20 pm with blinds moving to 1.2k/2.4k/400 ante.

They'll play two more levels after dinner break (150 minutes) before bagging and tagging for the night at ~11:50 pm.

Event 16: Hahn Pops Bubble

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry) 

Mike Hahn - 300,000

It felt like our 2013 Borgata Summer Poker Open players were fighting it out in overtime or extra-innings as dinner break was put on hold until bubble business was attended to.

Mike Hahn (Indianappolis, IN) takes care of business after waking up to pocket rockets in the cut-off seat.  Mike's A-A held up against opponent's A-Q off-suit.  Both players were all-in pre-flop.

Board: 7-6-10-9-10

With that knock-out, Hahn and all 18 players have made the money and can now go to dinner.

Mike is now among the chip-leaders, looking to take this down and add to his Event #3 first place win for $36,264.  Book-end trophies would be oh so sweet!

When the field returns at 8:43pm, they will re-draw the final two tables and compete for the $15,989 first place prize which will be awarded tonight.

Championship: Horter Surging

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH

Chris Horter, Chip Leader

Chris Horter (Philadelphia, PA) is up to 315k and in the same neighborhood as Tyng Low (Flushing, NY) who is fluctuating between 300k-315k.

Chip Leaders on Each Table

Table-Name-Chip Count

1 Mike Schoultz 280k
2 Orson Young 150k
3 Dan Wach 245k
4 John Dibella 175k
5 Tyng Low 300k
6 Joe Gola 200k+ (stacks uncountable!)
7 Chris Horter 315k
8 Taha Maruf 190k
9 Ari Albilia 250k

76 players remain with average stack of 117k (58 bb) with blinds at 1k/2k/300 ante.

Event 16: Kruyd Finds Royal Flush

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry) 

Royalty

Brian Kruyd made it clear he did not want to make the blog again as the bubble boy, so he found another way.  How about hitting a royal flush?  That certainly got our attention and a photo.

During hand-for-hand, Kruyd took a hit after taking a shot with K-J vs. opponent's A-K.  His K-J failed to improve, sending Brian's stack down to 46,000.

A few hands later he looked down at A♠ Q♠.  His opponent had him covered and held A♦ J♥.

Both gentlemen liked the flop of 10♠ J♦ Q♦.

Kruyd would need runner runner for the royal and sure enough that's what was dealt.

Turn: K♠
River: J♠

Brian doubled up and now has some bubble breathing room.

Event 16: Hand For Hand Bubble Time

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry) 

It's a couple minutes until dinner break but that will have to wait as our remaining 19 players are on the bubble.

The next player out gets $0 and will send the field into the cash.

There's already been two pre-flop all in battles with the shorter stacks surviving with the best hand.

Places 16-18 will earn $800

Event 16: Batra Up

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry) 

Sameer Batra - 350,000 - Chipleader

As it rains outside Sameer Batra (New York, NY) sits at the end of a sea of Borgata chips.  Our chipleader increases his lead thanks to two key hands against the same opponent.

In hand #1, Sameer faced a min-raise from UTG so defended his big blind with K-7 off.  Flop came down 10-9-7, all hearts.  Opponent bet 10,000 after a second 7 hit the turn. 

Then Batra couldn't believe his fortune when a King fell on the river giving him the full-house.  Opponent check-called 27,000 and tabled A-A.

In hand #2 Sameer had 4-5 diamonds in the small blind.  He flopped a five then turned trips and jammed.  Opponent tanked a bit then called with A-Q for a pair of Aces.

"When I pushed all in I knew I had him" said Sameer who felted his foe.  With those two hands Sameer soars up to 350,000 securing his lead.

Corri Pranevich (Pittsburgh, PA), at the same table noticed and commented Sameer always seems to have the nuts at showdown.

We're at Level 15 where blinds are 2000 / 4000 with 400 antes.

Dinner break at the end of this Level.

Championship: Tyng Low Going High

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH

Tyng Low

2011 Borgata Summer Open Championship Tyng Low (Flushing, NY), who won $211,000, is positioning himself for another deep run. 

Low is into the chip lead with 315k, while start of day chip leader Dan Wach (Boonton, NJ) is finally getting traction and is up to 280k.

Frank Reina (Elizabeth, NJ) says he lost a big hand and is down to 220k.

Another table just broke and we're down to 81 players with an average stack of 110k (55 bb) with blinds now 1k/2k/300 ante.

This is the last level before the 8:05 pm dinner break.

$75,000 Guarantee Tomorrow

Tomorrow's 11am tournament, Event 17:  $200 + $30 Deep Stack No Limit Hold'em, carries a $75,000 guarantee.

This is the seventh and final guarantee of the Borgata Summer Poker Open.

Thanks to the players, the first six guarantees have been cleared with ease:

Event - Guarantee - Actual Total

1 - $300,000 - $484,050
3 - $100,000 - $133,500
4 - $100,000 - $193,550
5 - $100,000 - $160,300
9 - $100,000 - $179,140
Championship - $500,000 - $740,000
17 - $75,000 - ???

Follow the action tomorrow here on the Borgata Poker Blog!

Event 16: Three Tables Left in 11 am

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry) 

Sameer Batra (New York, NY) is on a torrid pace adding 60k to his stack with the elimination of Larry Wolf (Annapolis, MD).

Batra wins the hand with AK vs KQ and is now up 270k (90 bb).

Richard Klein (Plainview, NY) also sends a player to the rail with pocket 9s against pocket 5s to take his stack to 60k 

27 players remain with an average stack of 87k (29 bb) with blinds at 1.5k/3k/400 ante

Championship: Savage Surviving

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH 

Trevor Savage

Trevor Savage (Thorofare, NJ) started the day 170th in chips out of 174 returning players.

Not only is he still in, but he has grown his stack up to ~70k.

All four players who began the day with shorter stacks have busted out.

Championship: Hook Doubles

  $2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH

Graeson Burnette-Peake (Philadelphia, PA) started today 19th from last in chips.  He only had 18,175.

He had built that up to ~150k, then this happened:

Athanasios Diakos (Jersey City, NJ) opened from the hijack and Graeson 3-bet from the button.

Then Chalie Hook (Philadelphia, PA) 4-bet from the big blind.

Graeson Burnette-Peake

Athanasios folded, but Graeson called.

On the flop of T 5 2, Chalie led out for 35k and Graeson shoved.  Chalie snap-called.

Chalie:  T5 off (two pair)
Graeson:  JJ (overpair)

Last two:  K A

No help for Graeson.  Chalie doubled up to ~240k.  Graeson was left with only ~35k.

Event 16: 4 Tables Remain for 11 am

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry) 

 Sameer-ing the Competition

With four tables remaining (9-handed play), Sameer Batra (New York, NY) is the chip leader with 160k.

Half the remaining players will walk away with only the experience and a good time as 18 make the money.

The average stack is 65k (33 bb) with blinds at 1/2/300 ante.

Championship: Break Time Tweets

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH

Level 13:  Blinds 800/1,600 with 200 ante.

Play has resumed.

Keep those tweets coming!  #BSPO

Here's what players were chirping about during the break:

 David Zeitlin ‏@SugDpoker 10m
133k going to 800-1600. 100 players left. #peacefullysuckingout

Trevor Savage ‏@TreMomey 9m
68.9k going to 800/1600/200 table is next to break I believe

Chris Farley ‏@farley2508 5m
130k on second break. Super swingy day so far. Peaked at 175. Coming back to 200 8/1600

Michael Dentale ‏@Mikunbelievable 4m
On break average 90k. I have 110k

Leo Gee ‏@LeoNYpoker 3m
#BSPO end of,level 12 142k

Doug Klevitz ‏@nyc_313 2m
110k blinds 8/1600 @BorgataPoker #BSPO

Pete Malkoun ‏@nicebo10 1m
146k...avg is 90k...98 ppl left

Championship: Reina Still Reigning

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH 

Frank Reina (Elizabeth, NJ) and Orson Young (Oceanport, NJ) are still 1-2 in chips; Reina with 264k, Young at 240k. 

The 98 remaining players are on break. The average stack is 91k (57 bb) with blinds moving up to 800/1,600/200 ante.

Recent Eliminations

Event 14 winner Arnuflo Vidal (New York, NY) is on rail, "I never had more than 40 thousand," he says with a big smile.

Chris Cohen (Marlton, NJ) busts when his K9 is beaten by the K10 of Frank Vizza (Cold Spring Harbor, NJ).

 Vidal Busted

Championship: Tops In Chips

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH

Down to twelve tables (108 players).  Average stack is 82k.

Frank Reina (Elizabeth, NJ) is still the chip leader with ~290k.

Orson Young

Orson Young (Oceanport, NJ) has pulled into second with ~245k.

Chalie Hook

Chalie Hook (Philadelphia, PA) is up to ~205k and possibly third.

Championship: VIP Doubles

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH

Phong 'VIP' Nguyen

Phong 'VIP' Nguyen got all-in pre-flop for 63,100 against the player in seat 3.

VIP:  AA
Seat 3:  QQ

Board:  8 7 3 J 8

VIP doubled up to ~130k.  His opponent was left short-stacked and has since departed.

Event 16 - Payouts

Borgata Summer Poker Open
Event 16:  $350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em
June 18, 2013

Entries:  157
Total Buy-In:  $54,950

PAYOUTS
1:        $15,989
2:          $8,795
3:          $5,064
4:          $4,264
5:          $3,198
6:          $2,665
7:          $2,132
8:          $1,599
9:          $1,199
10-12:  $1,066
13-15:     $933
16-18:     $800

Championship: Parker Pushes, Pulls Pot

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH       

Mike Dentale (Brooklyn, NY) opened for 2,200 and Alyson Parker (Plainsboro, NJ) jammed for 15,200 straight.

Mike said "You want action?" and Alyson sat silent and motionless.  "Alyson, you want action?" he kept asking.

 Mike Dentale & Alyson Parker

She gave him nothing and after a couple of minutes, he folded.

"I know better than to talk to you when I'm in a hand.  I'm not giving you anything"  She said.

Mike continued to press Alyson "Do you want action when you're all-in?".

They were still going at it when Frank Reina moved his big stack into the empty seat between them.


***Update:  Alyson has busted out.  She tweeted her exit:

 Busted. 117/296. QQ v KQo and runs out to four flush on river. Played my heart out. This one stings. #BSPO

Event 16: 11 am Sailing Along

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)

Kirsh's Kracked Kings 

Lands him in Event 16

 
In addition to the Championship, the other trophy event is seeing tables break fast.

Currently 63 players remain (of 157 entries) with an average stack of 37k (31 bb).

Anthony Ditaranto (Hackensack, NJ) is the chip leader with 110k (92 bb) and "Lucky" Lee Kirsch is in the 110k range as well.

"I had to play this," he says after having his KK cracked in the Championship.  "If a player's going to call a preflop raise with 8 6 and flop a straight, there's nothing I can do."

Top prize in this event is $15,989 with 18 places paid ($800 min cash).

Blinds are 600/1,200/200 ante.

Championship: Tweet-Outs

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH      

Level 12: Blinds 600/1,200 with 200 ante.

Down to 14 tables (126 players).  Average stack is ~70k.

Some players are more verbose than others when tweeting about their exits from a tournament.

Here are the latest Tweet-Outs:

Patti Haggerty ‏@Patticakespoker 23m
Out

Tarun Gulati ‏@tarunpkr 11m
UTG opens 2500 +1 calls btn calls I jam 15k bb AQcc btn tank calls off with KQo and binks the king. Dream spot, gl friends still in. #BSPO


Also gone:
Bill Johnson
Joe Boatwright
Mohd Eid
Lucky Lee Kirsch
Anthony An
Michael Lippe
Tom Belasic (online contest winner)
Andrew Klein
Kal Alwan
Corrine Pranevich
Alex Torres
Jeff Hurwitz
Brad Yazici
Feming Chan
Ernest Manna

Championship: Leventhal Run Down

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH  

Barry Leventhal (Brooklyn, NY) was all-in against Neville Darrell (Sarasota, FL).

Barry: 66
Neville:  J♥T♥

Board A♥5♥2♣T♠7♣

 Barry Leventhal & Neville Darrell

Neville flopped a flush draw, then paired up on the turn to take the pot.

Barry hit the rail, saying sarcastically "he must have had Tens there 'cause no one would call with Jack-Ten."

Championship: Day Two Photo Slideshow

May not work on mobile devices.

Championship: Break Time Tweets

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH     

Keep those tweets coming!  #BSPO

Here are the tweets from the last break:


Trevor Savage ‏@TreMomey 30m
51.3k going to 500/1k/100

David Zeitlin ‏@SugDpoker 29m
73k going to 500-1000. 135 players left.

Soheb Porbandarwala ‏@Spewheb 27m
90k going to 1k #boring

Doug Klevitz ‏@nyc_313 20m
First break 80k 5-1k three bet AQ pre-queen high flop bet every street got called for a near double up. @SugDpoker at my table. #BSPO

Patti Haggerty ‏@Patticakespoker 14m
Just got crippled. Top 2 to his flush draw. Need a miracle!!

Tarun Gulati ‏@tarunpkr 13m
18k coming back to 500/1000. Realized I should have kept the pot small that ended up crippling me. Time to run it up.

Pete Malkoun ‏@nicebo10 6m
Got 115k after 1st break..avg is 65k..135 ppl left..top 27 get paid

Championship: Back From Break

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH     

Level 11: Blinds 5k/1k with 100 ante.

The green 25 chips have been colored up and removed from play.

Players are back on the felt and cards and chips are flying. 

Michael Marder (Sewell, NJ) is not coming back.  He tweeted his demise:

Busted. Jam KQcc from BB over HJ open and c/o flat, called by both. (11+bbs each). K67dxx flop HJ leads, c/o folds I lose to KQdd. #BSPO15

Championship: First Break Leader

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH    

End of level 10 and players are enjoying their first break of the day.

Frank Reina is the chip leader with 256k.

The next biggest stack belongs to Dan Wach, who is right around 200k.

Fifteen tables remain (135 players).  Average stack is ~67k.

Championship: New Big Stack

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH    

Frank Reina

Frank Reina (Elizabeth, NJ) is up to ~250k and challenging for the chip lead.  That's up from the 96,450 he started the day with, less than two levels ago.

Frank's nephew Justin is with the navy and stationed in Virginia Beach.  "I love him very much" he said, and asked me to send a shout-out in the blog.  Consider it done, Frank!

Championship: The Rich Get Richer

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH   

Dan Wach

After Ken Silberstein (Edison, NJ) opened for ~2k and Dan Wach (Boonton, NJ) called, Mike Linster (Island Park, NJ) shoved.  Ken got out of the way and Dan looked him up.

Mike:  66
Dan:  JJ

The board changed nothing and Dan took the pot.  The start-of-day-two chip leader is now up to ~180k.

Tall Mike took the long walk to the rail.  He was on fire earlier this year, winning two events and finishing second in a third, earning top honors on the Borgata Winter Poker Open leaderboard in January.  Then he went to the WPT BestBet Open and won the main event in April, good for over $322,000.

Championship: TJ Up; Tables Down

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH   

Level 10:  Blinds 400/800 with 100 ante.

TJ Shulman

On the river with a board of K 6 5 Q 2, Dan Shapiro (Great Neck, NY) checked.

TJ Shulman (Boynton Beach, FL) was on the button.  He decided to check behind, saying "I'm a nit" an showing AK for top/top.  Dan mucked his hand and TJ took the pot.

Down to 17 nine-handed tables remaining -- 153 players.  Average stack is 58k.

Championship: Poker Couple

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH   

Angela Miranda (Bethpage, NY) played the ladies event a little over a week ago and had the misfortune to bust out just a couple of spots short of the money.

Joseph & Angela Miranda

Her husband, Joseph Miranda (Bethpage, NY) made it to day two of the Championship event, returning with a below average stack of 46,425 chips. 

Joseph is going to have to grind a long time to make it close to the money.  Only 27 get paid in this event, and they're supposed to get down to 27 by the end of day three tomorrow.

Championship: Tarun Takes One Out

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH  

Players are dropping out quickly.

 Tarun Gulati

On a flop of J 7 6 rainbow, Marvin Siegel (Freehold, NJ) in the big blind got all-in against Tarun Gulati (Glastonbury, CT).

Marvin:  T7 (middle pair)
Tarun:  QJ (top pair)

The last two were bricks and Tarun took the pot.  Marvin reported to the rail.

Also on the rail early are:

Dan Walsh
Jia Liu

Championship: Day Two Underway

$2500 + $200 Championship Deep Stack Double Play NLH 

Players searching the list for their seat assignments

175 players are returning and looking for their seats and chip bags as day two gets underway.

Level 9:  Blinds 300/600 with 75 ante.

Levels are 75 minutes long today and they'll play eight of them, so play will finish up about midnight.

Average stack is 59k.

Cards are in the air.

Event 16: Familiar Faces

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)  

Level 2:  Blinds 50/100.
 
These Borgata regulars and familiar faces are back in action early today:

Fritz Stoner
Bart Dowling
John Koliner
David Heck
Eric Miller
Nancy Martin
Joseph 'Black Cat' Lopes
James McKeon
Eric Pfeil
Vitaly Kovyazin
Byung Yoo
Eric Suarez

Summer Sizzlin' at Borgata

Upcoming Poker Schedule

It's hard to believe that we're heading down the home stretch of the Borgata Summer Poker Open.

And as events wind down it's time to look ahead at all the other tournaments available the rest of the summer:

Click Boxes for Details

 $500 BUY-IN + $60 ENTRY
June 30 - July 2, 2013

$150 + $30 + $100 Black Chip Bounty 
Thursday, July 4, 2013 (11 am)

$350 Buy-In + $50 Entry

Saturday, July 13, 2013

$1000 BUY-IN + $90 ENTRY
July 14-17, 2013

$350 Buy-In + $50 Entry
 Saturday, August 3, 2013

$150 BUY-IN + $30 ENTRY
August 11-15, 2013

Borgata Poker Open 
September 3 - 20, 2013

Plus join Borgata for its 10 Year Anniversary Celebration!

June 27 - July 9, 2013

Event 16: Prelim Winner Trying Again

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)  

 

David Eilers

David Eilers (Rocky Mount, NC) owns a BBQ restaurant back home, but took some time off to come to Borgata a week and a half ago and win event 2 ($350 Black Chip Bounty NLH) along with $27,091.

He returned to play the Championship event, but busted out of that yesterday.  He's back today to try again in this event.

In addition to the prize money and Borgata Open trophy, David took home a free 16x20 framed photo of himself, taken by professional photographer Eric Harkins of Image Masters (IMPDI) to hang on the wall of his restaurant.

All winners of trophy events during the Borgata Summer Poker Open will receive one of these beautiful framed photos of themselves as a memento, but any tournament player can have their photo taken with no obligation, then shop from a variety of digital images, prints, or framed prints to purchase.  Just come by the Image Masters display in the back of the Poker Room.

Event 16: Off and Running

$350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)  

Today's first post-liminary event is straight-up No Limit Hold'em.

Players get 15,000 chips and all levels are 30 minutes for the duration of this one day event.

Level 1:  Blinds 25/50.

Cards are in the air!

Championship: Start of Day 2 Table Assignments & Chip Counts

Borgata Summer Poker Open
Event 15: $2500 + $200 Championship No Limit Hold'em
June 16-20, 2013

Entries:  296
Total Buy-In:  $740,000

Players Remaining: 174
Average Chip Stack:  51,000

START OF DAY 2 TABLE ASSIGNMENTS & CHIP COUNTS:
T01 | S01 -  WILLIAM JOHNSON (JACKSON, OH):  40,650
T01 | S02 -  MICHAEL YNIGUEZ (BROOKLYN, NY):  61,350
T01 | S03 -  LARRY NELSON (HARLEYSVILLE, PA):  51,600
T01 | S04 -  CARLESS BOATWRIGHT (WOODBRIDGE, VA):  12,275
T01 | S05 -  CHRISTIAN FYKE (MONROEVILLE, PA):  44,000
T01 | S06 -  MARUTI YARLAPATI (PINE BROOK, NJ):  77,000
T01 | S07 -  AKIM AKIMOV (HAVERTOWN, PA):  34,700
T01 | S08 -  MICHAEL BRAND (LAHAINA, HI):  76,550
T01 | S09 -  MATTHEW ELSON (STATEN ISLAND, NY):  130,650

T02 | S01 -  ALEKSANDR GORELIK (SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FL):  50,500
T02 | S02 -  LYLE DIAMOND (BRICK, NJ):  64,700
T02 | S03 -  JEFFREY WICKER (BRISTOL, PA):  42,525
T02 | S04 -  GREGORY FISHBERG (HUNTINGDON VALLEY, PA):  70,050
T02 | S05 -  SEAN KNITTER (PHILADELPHIA, PA):  40,775
T02 | S06 -  JUSTIN NASATIR (WASHINGTON, DC):  46,100
T02 | S07 -  JASON STUKEN (STAMFORD, CT):  45,775
T02 | S08 -  MEIR BARACK (TAMPA, FL):  19,100
T02 | S09 -  ORSON YOUNG (OCEANPORT, NJ):  148,975

T03 | S01 -  CARL RESTIFO (WARETOWN, NJ):  53,925
T03 | S02 -  MICHAEL LAVOIE (WOLCOTT, CT):  73,200
T03 | S03 -  DANIEL WACH (BOONTON, NJ):  152,250
T03 | S04 -  JOHNDANIEL LONG (CATONSVILLE, MD):  48,425
T03 | S05 -  MELAD MARJI (BRIGANTINE, NJ):  23,500
T03 | S06 -  MICHAEL LINSTER (ISLAND PARK, NY):  39,350
T03 | S07 -  SALVATORE ATTINA (HARTSDALE, NY):  45,000
T03 | S08 -  KENNETH SILBERSTEIN (EDISON, NJ):  63,425
T03 | S09 -  BRANDON HALL (HOCKESFIN, DE):  80,975

T04 | S01 -  TJ SHULMAN (BOYNTON BCH, FL):  23,175
T04 | S02 -  JUSTIN KULAS (BINGHAMTON, NY):  33,275
T04 | S03 -  JOHN DIBELLA (NEW ROCHELLE, NY):  104,250
T04 | S04 -  JOSEPH PALMA (BENSALEM, PA):  43,150
T04 | S05 -  MOHD EID (ATTLEBORO, MA):  21,675
T04 | S06 -  JEFFREY EINSIDLER (BEDFORD, NY):  29,550
T04 | S07 -  LOUKAS MICHAEL (DUNN LORING, VA):  40,500
T04 | S08 -  DANIEL SHAPIRO (GREAT NECK, NY):  44,775

T05 | S01 -  JOHANSSY JOSEPH (SPRING VALLEY, NY):  75,675
T05 | S02 -  TYNG LOW (FLUSHING, NY):  90,075
T05 | S03 -  JEREMY STEIN (WASHINGTON, DC):  103,050
T05 | S04 -  MAURICE PARADIS (JEWETT CITY, CT):  55,175
T05 | S05 -  LEE KIRSCH (COLD SPG HBR, NY):  50,075
T05 | S06 -  ANTHONY AN (JUNEAU, AK):  79,750
T05 | S07 -  ALPHONSE TELYMONDE (ATLANTIC CITY, NJ):  36,400
T05 | S08 -  STEPHEN HAPPAS (BRAINTREE, MA):  93,275
T05 | S09 -  LEONARD J SANDE (WETHERSFIELD, CT):  41,550

T06 | S01 -  GRAESON BURNETTE-PEAKE (PHILADELPHIA, PA):  18,175
T06 | S02 -  CHRISTOPHER COHEN (MARLTON, NJ):  60,250
T06 | S03 -  CHARLES HOOK (PHILADELPHIA, PA):  105,000
T06 | S04 -  PATRICIA HAGGERTY (SCRANTON, PA):  32,100
T06 | S05 -  ERACLES PANAYIOTOU (TOMS RIVER, NJ):  110,300
T06 | S06 -  RAY SHACKELFORD (FREDERICKSBURG, VA):  63,775
T06 | S07 -  MATTHEW ILES (ATCO, NJ):  91,775
T06 | S08 -  ATHANASIOS DIAKOS (JERSEY CITY, NJ):  23,200

T07 | S01 -  NOAM FLIEGELMAN (PHILADELPHIA, PA):  86,175
T07 | S02 -  LEIBY GOLDBERGER (BROOKLYN, NY):  58,200
T07 | S03 -  WALTER TAYLOR (MORRISTOWN, NJ):  24,200
T07 | S04 -  SHANKAR PILLAI (NEW YORK, NY):  47,725
T07 | S05 -  PATRICK LAVECCHIA (PHILADELPHIA, PA):  13,125
T07 | S06 -  LEONARDO PALERMO (TOMS RIVER, NJ):  22,400
T07 | S07 -  JOSEPH EGAN (PHILADELPHIA, PA):  41,700
T07 | S08 -  CHRISTOPHER JONES (CONGERS, NY):  82,875
T07 | S09 -  KEVIN CRONIN (RANDOLPH, MA):  45,150

T08 | S01 -  PAUL SHEDAKER (CROYDON, PA):  38,650
T08 | S02 -  JEFFREY GROSS (WALL, NJ):  26,350
T08 | S03 -  JOHN WHITING (PHILADELPHIA, PA):  27,825
T08 | S04 -  ALAN BECKER (STAMFORD, CT):  31,350
T08 | S05 -  MICHAEL LIPPE (WOODBURY, NY):  9,200
T08 | S06 -  VINCENT MOSCATI (VERPLANCK, NY):  24,900
T08 | S07 -  THOMAS BELASIC (RIDGEFIELD, NJ):  49,475
T08 | S08 -  ALBERTO AGOSTINELLI (SPRINGFIELD, NJ):  13,325
T08 | S09 -  JOSEPH MIRANDA (BETHPAGE, NY):  46,425

T09 | S01 -  TERENCE RYAN (WESTERVILLE, OH):  39,450
T09 | S02 -  DAJUAWN WHORLEY (WASHINGTON, DC):  77,500
T09 | S03 -  ANTHONY BALLETTA (VALLEY COTTAGE, NY):  58,425
T09 | S04 -  DANIEL GELBINOVICH (NEW YORK, NY):  10,650
T09 | S05 -  BARRY LEVENTHAL (BROOKLYN, NY):  30,000
T09 | S06 -  RICHARD ROSSETTI (VENTNOR, NJ):  50,100
T09 | S07 -  MICHAEL WOLL (MANAHAWKIN, NJ):  33,500
T09 | S08 -  NEVILLE DARRELL (SARASOTA, FL):  48,900
T09 | S09 -  ARIEL ALBILIA (SYOSSET, NY):  52,000

T10 | S01 -  AKIVA WAJSBAUM (BROOKLYN, NY):  20,800
T10 | S02 -  CAMERON HAMILTON (FALLS CHURCH, VA):  36,025
T10 | S03 -  ANDREW KLEIN (OCEAN, NJ):  18,800
T10 | S04 -  KHALED ALWAN (WAYNE, NJ):  24,000
T10 | S05 -  WILLIAM KLEVITZ (GREENWICH, CT):  44,100
T10 | S06 -  POFUK YING (SEATTLE, WA):  20,225
T10 | S07 -  BRIAN WEAVER (ELM CITY, NC):  15,350
T10 | S08 -  PHONG NGUYEN (BRISTOW, VA):  37,000

T11 | S01 -  JAY ZIMMET (MANALAPAN, NJ):  43,975
T11 | S02 -  TODOR BLAZEVSKI (WAYNE, NJ):  23,850
T11 | S03 -  TREVOR SAVAGE (THOROFARE, NJ):  9,525
T11 | S04 -  CORRINE PRANEVICH (FINLEYVILLE, PA):  38,550
T11 | S05 -  CHRISTIAN FARLEY (WEST DEPTFORD, NJ):  90,400
T11 | S06 -  ILYA VASSERMAN (HUNTINGDON VY, PA):  20,350
T11 | S07 -  MATTHEW COHEN (PHILADELPHIA, PA):  55,100
T11 | S08 -  IGOR SKOCHILO (ASTORIA, NY):  32,025
T11 | S09 -  RYAN HALL (NEWARK, DE):  135,250

T12 | S01 -  ALEX TORRES (CLIFFSIDE PARK, NJ):  4,050
T12 | S02 -  MICHAEL DENTALE (BROOKLYN, NY):  80,150
T12 | S03 -  MOHAMMAD AMJADI (MARMORA, NJ):  44,000
T12 | S04 -  ALYSON PARKER (PLAINSBORO, NJ):  22,675
T12 | S05 -  BIJAN RASHIDI (WASHINGTON, DC):  26,750
T12 | S06 -  LUCIO PROCOPIO (LIVERPOOL, NY):  86,225
T12 | S07 -  SHAHEIM SHERIDAN (FAYETTEVILLE, NC):  143,800
T12 | S08 -  JOHN PARISI (BROOKLYN, NY):  12,800
T12 | S09 -  MARK HNATOV (NESCONSET, NY):  35,375

T13 | S01 -  MICHAEL MARDER (SEWELL, NJ):  17,425
T13 | S02 -  TRAVIS GREENAWALT (LANDISVILLE, PA):  84,400
T13 | S03 -  ANDREW YASPARRO (CLEARWATER, FL):  18,700
T13 | S04 -  ANTHONY VILLANO (MANALAPAN, NJ):  51,575
T13 | S05 -  JENNIFER SO (GALLOWAY, NJ):  53,000
T13 | S06 -  KOLE LEKIC (KEW GARDENS, NY):  52,400
T13 | S07 -  JEFFREY HURWITZ (NEW HAVEN, CT):  4,550
T13 | S08 -  JIA LIU (BROOKLYN, NY):  31,000
T13 | S09 -  DAVID JOHNSTON (BRIGANTINE, NJ):  93,150

T14 | S01 -  ADAM CONWAY (ESPERANCE, NY):  55,775
T14 | S02 -  BRADLEY YAZICI (ESSEX, MD):  41,300
T14 | S03 -  JOHN MCEWEN (NAZARETH, PA):  46,650
T14 | S04 -  MICHAEL ROWLAND KEMETER (ALLENTOWN, PA):  44,825
T14 | S05 -  ONOFRIO REINA (ELIZABETH, NJ):  96,450
T14 | S06 -  VICTOR STOVER (HUMMELSTOWN, PA):  36,150
T14 | S07 -  BARUCH THALER (BROOKLYN, NY):  84,950
T14 | S08 -  FEMING CHAN (WEST WINDSOR, NJ):  33,050

T15 | S01 -  BRUCE YAMRON (NAPLES, FL):  52,800
T15 | S02 -  EARL KING (COLTS NECK, NJ):  44,625
T15 | S03 -  VIDAL ARNUFLO (NEW YORK, NY):  21,000
T15 | S04 -  JOHN MAHONEY (SUMMIT, NJ):  27,650
T15 | S05 -  ERNEST MANNA (BROOKHAVEN, PA):  13,150
T15 | S06 -  JOEL GOLA (PHILADELPHIA, PA):  108,950
T15 | S07 -  QING GUO (EDISON, NJ):  20,300
T15 | S08 -  JAMES ERICKSON (OAKLAND, NJ):  60,000
T15 | S09 -  NICHOLAS SALIMBENE (BRICK, NJ):  38,500

T16 | S01 -  JAMES HUTCHERSON (DANVILLE, VA):  18,300
T16 | S02 -  MICHAEL SCHOULTZ (ARLINGTON, VA):  111,625
T16 | S03 -  MATTHEW BURNITZ (BEAR, DE):  73,750
T16 | S04 -  FRANCIS VIZZA (COLD SPG HBR, NY):  26,500
T16 | S05 -  NATHAN IHARA (BROOKLYN, NY):  87,200
T16 | S06 -  TAHA MARUF (HICKSVILLE, NY):  93,150
T16 | S07 -  ADRIAN CORONA (FLORAL PARK, NY):  39,300
T16 | S08 -  STEPHEN BAINES (NEW YORK, NY):  41,875
T16 | S09 -  FRANK WALKER (ROCKAWAY PARK, NY):  73,175

T17 | S01 -  MARVIN SIEGEL (FREEHOLD, NJ):  14,325
T17 | S02 -  RICHARD PARKER (SUFFERN, NY):  59,350
T17 | S03 -  DANIEL WALSH (HOLMDEL, NJ):  6,000
T17 | S04 -  BRIAN ADRAGNA (E MEADOW, NY):  62,525
T17 | S05 -  YERVAND BOYADJIAN (SUNNYSIDE, NY):  33,300
T17 | S06 -  PETER MALKOUN (BROOKHAVEN, PA):  51,275
T17 | S07 -  GREGORY CANDIDO (CORTLANDT MNR, NY):  16,550
T17 | S08 -  TARUN GULATI (GLASTONBURY, CT):  49,275
T17 | S09 -  DAVID ZEITLIN (BROOKLYN, NY):  66,275

T18 | S01 -  HANOCH GUTTMAN (BROOKLYN, NY):  12,000
T18 | S02 -  JAMES KOUSOUROS (BRIARCLIFF MANR, NY):  54,525
T18 | S03 -  SHAWN CUNIX (DELAWARE, OH):  89,725
T18 | S04 -  SAMUEL BERNSTEIN (ENGLEWOOD, NJ):  18,175
T18 | S05 -  GARY SCHWARTZ (MASSAPEQUA PARK, NY):  62,325
T18 | S06 -  CHRISTOPHER HORTER (PHILADELPHIA, PA):  71,200
T18 | S07 -  JAMES SPARACIO (MOORESTOWN, NJ):  75,500
T18 | S08 -  JOHN ANDRESS (DOYLESTOWN, PA):  76,100

T19 | S01 -  ANDREW GLAUBERG (TENAFLY, NJ):  83,175
T19 | S02 -  JONATHAN SAVAR (CHERRY HILL, NJ):  71,650
T19 | S03 -  MICHAEL LYDON (WOODSIDE, NY):  38,100
T19 | S04 -  MICHAEL ANDERSON (CHESAPEAKE, VA):  75,075
T19 | S05 -  DAVID CLARKE (BASKING RIDGE, NJ):  50,400
T19 | S06 -  YADONG PAN (NEW HYDE PARK, NY):  62,275
T19 | S07 -  ROGERIO SOUSA (DURHAM, NC):  102,000
T19 | S08 -  MICHAEL HAHN (CARMEL, IN):  50,125
T19 | S09 -  TIMOTHY MCCORMACK (BROOKLYN, NY):  27,800

T20 | S01 -  TIMOTHY PINKHAM (TREVOSE, PA):  13,100
T20 | S02 -  ANDREW ROSEN (NEW YORK, NY):  21,000
T20 | S03 -  KIARAN MCLAUGHLIN (GARDEN CITY, NY):  20,400
T20 | S04 -  SOHEB PORBANDARWALA (STAMFORD, CT):  96,675
T20 | S05 -  SHE LOK WONG (QUEENS, NY):  84,775
T20 | S06 -  FRANK PAVIA (TOMS RIVER, NJ):  45,300
T20 | S07 -  KERRY SMALL (VENTNOR CITY, NJ):  75,450
T20 | S08 -  SIMON AUERBACHER (GREAT NECK, NY):  44,300

Tuesday, June 18

TODAY'S EVENTS (Poker Room) 

11AM: Event 16 - $350 + $50 No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)  

• Players start with 15,000 in tournament chips 
• Levels will last 30 minutes each
• Players may Re-Enter through Level 6
• 1-Day event

12PM: Event 15 - BORGATA SUMMER POKER OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP (Day 2)

• Day 2 Levels: will last 1 hour 15 minutes each | Day 3 & Day 4 Levels: will last 1 hour 30 minutes each
• 4-Day tournament with two Day 1 starting days 
• Day 2, 3 and 4 start at 12PM
• Day 2 ends after Level 16 | Day 3 ends when 27 players remain | Day 4 plays until completion

6 PM: Event 47 - $100 + $20 + $25 Green Chip Bounty NLH

• Players start with 12,000 in tournament chips 
• This is a Bounty tournament.  Players must have their Bounty chip clearly displayed on the table in order to remain active in tournament.
• Levels will last 20 minutes each
• 1-Day event