$350 + $50 Six Max No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)
Level 4 (100/200) is underway and Orson Young (Oceanport, NJ) has joined the field.
Twitter Report:
Orson Young @YoungOrson
Decided to donate to the $400 6max prize pool today...we'll see how this goes. 12k starting stack.
Tim Bishop @timbishop847
Annnnnd just lost a mondo pot with KK. Down to the 7k grind... Again. #ninjatime
Alik Sitnyakovsky @KingAlikMJstyle
Come from brake and bust 2 players in 7 minutes in 4bet ALL in pots got bout 38K I WANT 2 win THIS bird In memory Of September 11 20011 #WPT
Austen Johnson @aje221
Busto bullet two. Going for the hat trick
Matt Iles @mattyiles
Busto entry #2 of 6max. Using an unused buy in from a previous 350+50 since I only accounted for 2 in this event. Hope that's not a prob...
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Event 10: Blinds Up, Players Down
$350 + 50 Deep Stack No Limit Hold'em
Level 21: Blinds 8k/16k with 2k ante.
Place - Player (Hometown) earning $1,023:
36 - Sheldon Gross (Hillsboro Beach, FL)
35 - Ken Silberstein (Edison, NJ)
34 players remain. Average stack is 452k.
Level 21: Blinds 8k/16k with 2k ante.
Place - Player (Hometown) earning $1,023:
36 - Sheldon Gross (Hillsboro Beach, FL)
35 - Ken Silberstein (Edison, NJ)
34 players remain. Average stack is 452k.
Event 13: What's Twitter, a Bird?
$350 + $50 Seniors (50+) No Limit Hold'em
While the 6-max tournament has a younger crowd embracing new technology, the Senior players bring a mixed bag.
One table has a couple of players with active Twitter accounts, while Werner Miller (Hazlet, NJ) quips, "What's that, a bird?
Tim Little (Cheverly, MD) is trying to connect with Bill Childs (Southern Pines, NC) who are at the same table.
Little Tweets:
Tim Little @SavingTheGreen
Borgata ev13 and today I draw The William Lee Childs to me left
....no rebuys today it's the seniors Lee's father
************
Bill Childs is the father of 2007 WSOP Final Tableist Lee Childs
Bill, @bill_childs, has yet to tweet today.
One other player shows his experience and while he's not on Twitter remembers Usenet saying, "it was the internet before there were websites."
Accoring to Wikipedia, Usenet was conceived in 1979 and is superficially a hybrid of email and web forums.
Miller, Little, (dealer), & Childs
While the 6-max tournament has a younger crowd embracing new technology, the Senior players bring a mixed bag.
One table has a couple of players with active Twitter accounts, while Werner Miller (Hazlet, NJ) quips, "What's that, a bird?
Tim Little (Cheverly, MD) is trying to connect with Bill Childs (Southern Pines, NC) who are at the same table.
Little Tweets:
Tim Little @SavingTheGreen
Borgata ev13 and today I draw The William Lee Childs to me left
....no rebuys today it's the seniors Lee's father
************
Bill Childs is the father of 2007 WSOP Final Tableist Lee Childs
Bill, @bill_childs, has yet to tweet today.
One other player shows his experience and while he's not on Twitter remembers Usenet saying, "it was the internet before there were websites."
Accoring to Wikipedia, Usenet was conceived in 1979 and is superficially a hybrid of email and web forums.
Event 10: Early Departures
$350 + 50 Deep Stack No Limit Hold'em
Early departures.
Place - Player (Hometown) earning $814:
48 - Matthew Burnitz
47 - Kenneth Hong (Somerset, NJ)
46 - Joseph Goch (Bensalem, PA)
Earning $919:
45 - Joseph Cramer (Gardners, PA)
44 - Kori Hunter (Ellicott City, MD)
43 - Phil Lipschitz (Livingston, NJ)
42 - Tony Tran (Philadelphia, PA)
41 - Frank Argano (Miami Beach, FL)
40 - David Heck (Colts Neck, NJ)
39 - Charles Hall (Chesterton, IN)
38 - James Edwards (Midloghian, VA)
37 - Alex Berger (New York, NY)
Kenny 'Super Tuan' Nguyen has finally shown up to begin day two.
Early departures.
Place - Player (Hometown) earning $814:
48 - Matthew Burnitz
47 - Kenneth Hong (Somerset, NJ)
46 - Joseph Goch (Bensalem, PA)
Earning $919:
45 - Joseph Cramer (Gardners, PA)
44 - Kori Hunter (Ellicott City, MD)
43 - Phil Lipschitz (Livingston, NJ)
42 - Tony Tran (Philadelphia, PA)
41 - Frank Argano (Miami Beach, FL)
40 - David Heck (Colts Neck, NJ)
39 - Charles Hall (Chesterton, IN)
38 - James Edwards (Midloghian, VA)
37 - Alex Berger (New York, NY)
Kenny 'Super Tuan' Nguyen has finally shown up to begin day two.
Event 10: Day Two Underway
$350 + 50 Deep Stack No Limit Hold'em
Play has resumed on day two with
Level 20: Blinds 6k/12k with 2k ante.
48 players made it to day two and only a couple of them have not yet arrived.
Play has resumed on day two with
Level 20: Blinds 6k/12k with 2k ante.
48 players made it to day two and only a couple of them have not yet arrived.
Event 12: Tough Table
$350 + $50 Six Max No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)
Austen Johnson and Lee Childs are side-by-side on Table 21 and give a Bronx cheer to the two newest arrivals in Wade Woelfel and Jonas Wexler making this a tough table.
The Resumes:
Name (career tournament earnings*)
Childs ($1.2 million) - 2007 WSOP Final Table (7th)
Wexler ($302,000) - 1 WSOP Circuit Ring
Woelfel ($273,000) - 15 Borgata Cashes, 6-Max 2nd Place ('10 Winter Open)
Johnson ($193,000) - 1 Borgata Trophy ('11 Summer Open), Leaderboard Winner
Childs' most recent cash came in the Event 6, $1k where he finished 4th for $12,959
*Results from PokerPages.com
Austen Johnson and Lee Childs are side-by-side on Table 21 and give a Bronx cheer to the two newest arrivals in Wade Woelfel and Jonas Wexler making this a tough table.
The Resumes:
Name (career tournament earnings*)
Childs ($1.2 million) - 2007 WSOP Final Table (7th)
Wexler ($302,000) - 1 WSOP Circuit Ring
Woelfel ($273,000) - 15 Borgata Cashes, 6-Max 2nd Place ('10 Winter Open)
Johnson ($193,000) - 1 Borgata Trophy ('11 Summer Open), Leaderboard Winner
Childs' most recent cash came in the Event 6, $1k where he finished 4th for $12,959
*Results from PokerPages.com
Event 12: Experienced Senior
$350 + $50 Six Max No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)
Arthur Bressler (Manalapan, NJ) is a Borgata regular with more than $100,000 in career tournament earnings including a Seniors win in the 2011 Borgata Fall Poker Open ($15,000).
One secret to Bressler's success is keeping a record of his exact chip count after each level. He writes the total on the structure sheet to see his highs and lows throughout the day.
Level 2 (50/100) is underway and Bressler is down 425 as he writes 11,575 after his first 30 minutes of play.
Bressler Authors His Success
Arthur Bressler (Manalapan, NJ) is a Borgata regular with more than $100,000 in career tournament earnings including a Seniors win in the 2011 Borgata Fall Poker Open ($15,000).
One secret to Bressler's success is keeping a record of his exact chip count after each level. He writes the total on the structure sheet to see his highs and lows throughout the day.
Level 2 (50/100) is underway and Bressler is down 425 as he writes 11,575 after his first 30 minutes of play.
Event 12: AA vs KK vs KK
$350 + $50 Six Max No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)
It looks like internet poker is making a U.S. comeback, one plausible explanation for how aces vs kings vs kings are all in preflop.
"Flopped 'em dead," says Jason Paster (Hamilton, NJ) after a rainbow flop kills any chance for either player holding pocket kings to hit a four flush.
Paster's pocket aces takes him to 30k after nearly getting a triple-up as one of his opponents has him slightly cover.
A few hands later on the same table John Derrico (E. Hampton, NY) has pocket kings and flops quads.
As one player said, "live poker is so rigged!"
Putting Kings Out to Paster
It looks like internet poker is making a U.S. comeback, one plausible explanation for how aces vs kings vs kings are all in preflop.
"Flopped 'em dead," says Jason Paster (Hamilton, NJ) after a rainbow flop kills any chance for either player holding pocket kings to hit a four flush.
Paster's pocket aces takes him to 30k after nearly getting a triple-up as one of his opponents has him slightly cover.
A few hands later on the same table John Derrico (E. Hampton, NY) has pocket kings and flops quads.
As one player said, "live poker is so rigged!"
Event 13: Golden Oldies
$350 + $50 Seniors (50+) No Limit Hold'em
While the super aggro players in the Event Center are playing in the 6-max, it will be the exact opposite style of play in the Seniors, one of the more relaxed tournaments of the Borgata Poker Open.
We'll see more check-calls than 4-bets, but it's still NL Texas Hold'em.
Players start with 12k in chips and early levels are 30 minutes each (Levels 16+ / 40 min.)
This is a one day tournament, and one player is already complaining about the scheduled 7:30 pm dinner break. He'd like to see it moved up to 4 o'clock for the early bird specials!
While the super aggro players in the Event Center are playing in the 6-max, it will be the exact opposite style of play in the Seniors, one of the more relaxed tournaments of the Borgata Poker Open.
We'll see more check-calls than 4-bets, but it's still NL Texas Hold'em.
Players start with 12k in chips and early levels are 30 minutes each (Levels 16+ / 40 min.)
This is a one day tournament, and one player is already complaining about the scheduled 7:30 pm dinner break. He'd like to see it moved up to 4 o'clock for the early bird specials!
Event 12: In the Field
$350 + $50 Six Max No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)
6-max tables are filling up and and the action is fast and furious. Lots of three and four-bets.
Familiar Faces
Mike Dentale
Lee Childs
Kevin McColgan
Jonathan Sorscher
Mark Bee
Tim Bishop
Al Riccobono
Roman Valerstein
Amanda Musecmi
Dan Buzgon
Chris Kusha
Alik Sitnyakovsky
Austen Johnson
Jerry Payne
Trevor Savage
6-max tables are filling up and and the action is fast and furious. Lots of three and four-bets.
Familiar Faces
Mike Dentale
Lee Childs
Kevin McColgan
Jonathan Sorscher
Mark Bee
Tim Bishop
Al Riccobono
Roman Valerstein
Amanda Musecmi
Dan Buzgon
Chris Kusha
Alik Sitnyakovsky
Austen Johnson
Jerry Payne
Trevor Savage
Event 12: World According to Twitter
$350 + $50 Six Max No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)
Here's some chatter in the early going of the 6-max. As Chris Kusha (Staten Island, NY) tweets it's "gonna be fun."
Chris Kusha @TooBusyWINNING
Lol 4th hand UTG opens, MP calls, CO 3bets, BB cold 4bets and wins. Next hand, UTG opens, MP 3bets, SB cold calls, UTG calls. Gonna be fun
Austen Johnson @aje221
Try and build another stack in 6max today. Been playing well for the most part so far but nothing to show for it.
Daniel Buzgon @WiLDmAn_75
Borgata $400 6max reentry today. Gonna tip my hand early..brought a lot of franklins today. Gonna be using them or have 3x starting stack.
Here's some chatter in the early going of the 6-max. As Chris Kusha (Staten Island, NY) tweets it's "gonna be fun."
Chris Kusha @TooBusyWINNING
Lol 4th hand UTG opens, MP calls, CO 3bets, BB cold 4bets and wins. Next hand, UTG opens, MP 3bets, SB cold calls, UTG calls. Gonna be fun
Austen Johnson @aje221
Try and build another stack in 6max today. Been playing well for the most part so far but nothing to show for it.
Daniel Buzgon @WiLDmAn_75
Borgata $400 6max reentry today. Gonna tip my hand early..brought a lot of franklins today. Gonna be using them or have 3x starting stack.
Event 12: Reservations for 6
$350 + $50 Six Max No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)
The variety continues at the Borgata Poker Open.
After NL Guarantees, Bounties, HORSE, Stud, PLO, Limit, All In or Fold, and Ladies tournaments, today's event is the first Six Max of the series.
Players start with 12k stacks and levels are 40 minutes long. Re-entry is available through six levels and this two-day event is underway.
The variety continues at the Borgata Poker Open.
After NL Guarantees, Bounties, HORSE, Stud, PLO, Limit, All In or Fold, and Ladies tournaments, today's event is the first Six Max of the series.
Players start with 12k stacks and levels are 40 minutes long. Re-entry is available through six levels and this two-day event is underway.
Event 10 - Table Assignments
Borgata Poker Open
Event 10: $350 + $50 Deep Stack No Limit Hold'em
Entries: 615
Total Buy-In: $215,250
Players Remaining: 48
Average Chip Stack: 320,300
START OF DAY 2 TABLE ASSIGNMENTS & CHIP COUNTS:
Event 10: $350 + $50 Deep Stack No Limit Hold'em
Entries: 615
Total Buy-In: $215,250
Players Remaining: 48
Average Chip Stack: 320,300
START OF DAY 2 TABLE ASSIGNMENTS & CHIP COUNTS:
T1 | S1: JOHN HINDS
(GREENVILLE, NC): 346,000
T1 | S2: MICHAEL
SHELTON (GUILFORD, CT): 85,000
T1 | S3: DAVID FU
(BROOKLYN, NY): 395,000
T1 | S4: JOSEPH LOPES
(WEST CREEK, NJ): 581,000
T1 | S5: KENNY NGUYEN
(ORLANDO, FL): 594,000
T1 | S6: RYAN WINCE
(DELAWARE, OH): 239,000
T1 | S7: ANDREW
INTERDONATO (WASHINGTON, DC): 718,000
T1 | S8: ALEXANDER
ROCHA (SOUTH SETAUKET, NY): 181,000
T2 | S1: FRANK ARGANO
(MIAMI BEACH, FL): 152,000
T2 | S2: MOHAMMAD FARAH
(BENSALEM, PA): 538,000
T2 | S3: WOOYANG LIN
(MORRISTOWN, NJ): 180,000
T2 | S4: DAVID HECK
(COLTS NECK, NJ): 192,000
T2 | S5: BRIAN MOONEY
(MIDDLE VILLAGE, NY): 292,000
T2 | S6: RUSLAN SHAMAL
(BROOKLYN, NY): 285,000
T2 | S7: KORI HUNTER
(ELLICOTT CITY, MD): 122,000
T2 | S8: VLADISLAV
MEZHERITSKY (BROOKLYN, NY): 236,000
T3 | S1: JOSEPH NEIMAN
(HACKENSACK, NJ): 488,000
T3 | S2: JAMES EDWARDS
(MIDLOGHIAN, VA): 260,000
T3 | S3: JOSEPH GOCH
(BENSALEM, PA): 57,000
T3 | S4: PHIL LIFSCHITZ
(LIVINGSTON, NJ): 164,000
T3 | S5: JOSEPH OPIE
(FAIR HAVEN, NJ): 540,000
T3 | S6: ALEX DADOYAN
(SECAUCUS, NJ): 1,119,000
T3 | S7: ALEXANDER
BERGER (NEW YORK, NY): 121,000
T3 | S8: GREGORY
PRISINZANO (HAMMONTON, NJ): 288,000
T4 | S1: CIARAN
MCKEEVER (DOUGLASTON, NY): 490,000
T4 | S2: JOSEPH CRAMER
(GARDNERS, PA): 133,000
T4 | S3: SHELDON GROSS
(HILLSBORO BEACH, FL): 97,000
T4 | S4: YIANNOS
CHRYSANTHOU (TOMS RIVER, NJ): 342,000
T4 | S5: CHRISTOPHER
LEONG (NEW YORK, NY): 278,000
T4 | S6: KENNETH
SILBERSTEIN (EDISON, NJ): 335,600
T4 | S7: HUSNI AGA
(EAST AMHERST, NY): 265,000
T4 | S8: CHARLES GEIER
(SUNNYSIDE, NY): 122,000
T5 | S1: CHARLES HALL
(CHESTERTON, IN): 100,000
T5 | S2: LARRY KOLK
(LEVITTOWN, PA): 254,000
T5 | S3: MICHAEL SICA
(N BRUNSWICK, NJ): 211,000
T5 | S4: KENNETH JACOBY
(ROSLYN HGTS, NY): 277,000
T5 | S5: MATTHEW
BURNITZ (BEAR, DE): 163,000
T5 | S6: MICHAEL CORDI
(SOUTHWEST RANCHES, FL): 213,000
T5 | S7: YLON SCHWARTZ
(BROOKLYN, NY): 228,000
T5 | S8: TONY TRAN
(PHILADELPHIA, PA): 327,000
T6 | S1: ERROL MASSEY
(QUEENS, NY): 216,000
T6 | S2: FRANCESCO SALE
(BROOKLYN, NY): 144,000
T6 | S3: BRIAN
ODONOGHUE (BAYSIDE, NY): 1,131,000
T6 | S4: MAXWELL
MCCURDY (CHARLOTTE, NC): 686,000
T6 | S5: GARRIN
MECHALAS (SOUDERTON, PA): 204,000
T6 | S6: KENNETH HONG
(SOMERSET, NJ): 162,000
T6 | S7: SEAN BROWN
(RIO GRANDE, NJ): 583,000
T6 | S8: NISSIM CHABI
(BROOKLYN, NY): 346,000
Tuesday, September 11
TODAY'S EVENTS (EVENT CENTER)
11AM: Event 12 - $350 + $50 Six Max No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)
11AM: Event 12 - $350 + $50 Six Max No Limit Hold'em (Re-Entry)
- Players start with 12,000 in tournament chips
- Levels will last 40 minutes each
- Players may Re-Enter through Level 6
- 2-Day event | Day 2 begins Wednesday at 1PM
- Players start with 12,000 in tournament chips
- Levels 1-15: will last 30 minutes each | Levels 16+: will last 40 minutes each
- 1-Day event
- Players start with 12,000 in tournament chips
- Levels will last 40 minutes each
- 2-Day event | Day 2 begins Wednesday at 1PM
- Players start with 10,000 in tournament chips
- This is a Bounty tournament. Players must have their Bounty chip clearly displayed on the table to remain active in the tournament.
- Levels will last 20 minutes each
- Players may Re-Enter through Level 6
- 1-Day event
Event 11: Recap
$300 + 40 Limit Hold'em
Limit tournaments are a different breed, with some saying it's more of a marathon than it is a sprint. Event 11 was no different, and Robert Ricci (Rahway, NJ) was the player to cross the proverbial finish line first. Robert took home the $5,602 first place prize, outlasting William Zaliwciw (Philadelphia, PA) in an hour long heads up match. "I'm only a limit player, most playing 20-40 here at the Borgata, so this was the event I was looking forward to."
Both Robert and William came to the final table with average chip stacks, but once the blinds began to climb they were able to pick up key hands to put them in contention for the win. Once heads up, there was a key hand in which Ricci flopped top pair with the second nut flush draw, while Zaliwciw flopped an open ended straight draw. After Zaliwciw turned the straight (and went three bets on the turn), Ricci rivered the flush taking down the biggest pot of the tournament. From there Ricci would chip away, and eventually win the tournament.
Zaliwiciw had his wife's driver license under his chip stack throughout the tournament, and eventually explained the reasoning behind that. Unfortunately he lost his wife just two weeks ago, but before she passed told him to go enjoy himself playing in the upcoming events at the Borgata. It's very hard to keep you head in the game on any given day in a tournament, but William was able to persevere with a heavy heart. We wish him the best, and hope to see him again in the near future.
This event attracted 55 players with a total buy-in of $16,500. There were many Borgata regulars in the event, including Glenn Engelbert (two-time Borgata Poker Open event winner) and Brian Nichols.
So it seems as if Robert Ricci will be waiting for the next limit event, saying he's just not in a good spot playing in no-limit events. He's happy to get back to the cash game, but seeing that new trophy on his mantle is proof that tournament play may not be out of the question in the near future.
Final Table Results:
Limit tournaments are a different breed, with some saying it's more of a marathon than it is a sprint. Event 11 was no different, and Robert Ricci (Rahway, NJ) was the player to cross the proverbial finish line first. Robert took home the $5,602 first place prize, outlasting William Zaliwciw (Philadelphia, PA) in an hour long heads up match. "I'm only a limit player, most playing 20-40 here at the Borgata, so this was the event I was looking forward to."
Both Robert and William came to the final table with average chip stacks, but once the blinds began to climb they were able to pick up key hands to put them in contention for the win. Once heads up, there was a key hand in which Ricci flopped top pair with the second nut flush draw, while Zaliwciw flopped an open ended straight draw. After Zaliwciw turned the straight (and went three bets on the turn), Ricci rivered the flush taking down the biggest pot of the tournament. From there Ricci would chip away, and eventually win the tournament.
Zaliwiciw had his wife's driver license under his chip stack throughout the tournament, and eventually explained the reasoning behind that. Unfortunately he lost his wife just two weeks ago, but before she passed told him to go enjoy himself playing in the upcoming events at the Borgata. It's very hard to keep you head in the game on any given day in a tournament, but William was able to persevere with a heavy heart. We wish him the best, and hope to see him again in the near future.
This event attracted 55 players with a total buy-in of $16,500. There were many Borgata regulars in the event, including Glenn Engelbert (two-time Borgata Poker Open event winner) and Brian Nichols.
So it seems as if Robert Ricci will be waiting for the next limit event, saying he's just not in a good spot playing in no-limit events. He's happy to get back to the cash game, but seeing that new trophy on his mantle is proof that tournament play may not be out of the question in the near future.
Final Table Results:
- Robert Ricci (Rahway, NJ) - $5,602
- William Zaliwciw (Philadelphia, PA) - $3,041
- Kerry Smart (Ventnor, NJ) - $1,921
- Christopher Boggan (Merrick, NY) - $1,441
- Al Riccobono (Ossining, NY) - $1,120
- Eric Rivkin (New York, NY) - $960
- Jason Rivkin (Eatontown, NJ) - $800
- Michael Chearney (Virginia Beach, VA) - $640
- Jack Clemento (Philadelphia, PA) - $480
Event 11: Runner-Up - Zaliwciw
$300 + 40 Limit Hold'em
William Zaliwciw (Philadelphia, PA)
2nd Place - $3,041
Event 10: 49-54th Places ($814)
$350 + 50 Deep Stack No Limit Hold'em
49. Demetrios Georgous (Little Falls, NJ)
50. Jamie Kestetter (Monroe Township, NJ)
51. Sardor Gaziev (North Brunswick, NJ)
52. She Lok Wong (Queens, NY)
53. Michael Wang (Livingston, NJ)
54. Anthony Clementi (Blue Bell, PA)
49. Demetrios Georgous (Little Falls, NJ)
50. Jamie Kestetter (Monroe Township, NJ)
51. Sardor Gaziev (North Brunswick, NJ)
52. She Lok Wong (Queens, NY)
53. Michael Wang (Livingston, NJ)
54. Anthony Clementi (Blue Bell, PA)
Event 10: 55-63rd Places ($710)
$350 + 50 Deep Stack Hold'em
55. Kelly Chasmer (Little Egg Harbor Township, NJ)
56. Justin Zaki (Tierra Verde, FL)
57. Michael Santoro (Egg Harbor, NJ)
58. Aaron Frese (Phoenixville, PA)
59. Philip Gisiano (Kingston, NY)
60. David Vu (Wake Forest, NC)
61. Aaron Massey (Elmwood Park, IL)
62. Haviv Biton (Brooklyn, NY)
63. Samir Hickson (Collegeville, PA)
55. Kelly Chasmer (Little Egg Harbor Township, NJ)
56. Justin Zaki (Tierra Verde, FL)
57. Michael Santoro (Egg Harbor, NJ)
58. Aaron Frese (Phoenixville, PA)
59. Philip Gisiano (Kingston, NY)
60. David Vu (Wake Forest, NC)
61. Aaron Massey (Elmwood Park, IL)
62. Haviv Biton (Brooklyn, NY)
63. Samir Hickson (Collegeville, PA)
Event 11: 4th Place - Boggan
$300 + 40 Limit Hold'em
(Not Pictured)
Christopher Boggan (Merrick, NY)
4th Place - $1,441
Event 11: 5th Place - Riccobono
$300 + 40 Limit Hold'em
Al Riccobono (Ossining, NY)
5th Place - $1,120
Event 10: Saying Goodnight
$350 + 50 Deep Stack Hold'em
Players are currently bagging their chips for the night, and they will resume play tomorrow at 1:00 pm. Chip counts will be posted on the blog (as well as seat assignments). Both Alex Dadoyan and Eric O'Donague can rest well knowing they are both chip leaders coming back tomorrow, with 1.15 million.
Players are currently bagging their chips for the night, and they will resume play tomorrow at 1:00 pm. Chip counts will be posted on the blog (as well as seat assignments). Both Alex Dadoyan and Eric O'Donague can rest well knowing they are both chip leaders coming back tomorrow, with 1.15 million.
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