The opening event of the 2014 Borgata Fall Poker Open drew 2,191 entries and kicked off another two and a half weeks of Borgata poker open action in the Borgata Poker Room.

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That’s 44 poker events split between the main event and qualifiers schedule. It’s all counting down to the $1 million guaranteed, $2,500 + $200 Championship Fall Open Championship Event November 16 – 20.

One of the best ways into the Fall Championship is to win your way in through Borgata’s online drawing, which you can enter here through November 12.

The $1 Million Guaranteed 2019 Borgata Summer Poker Open Championship fielded 514 entrants and created a prize pool in excess of $1.2 million. The final table was Live Streamed on Twitch TV and Borgata’s Facebook page and the audience watched as Jackob Datashvili made the right reads and caught the cards when he needed them. The 2019 Borgata Spring Poker Open came to a close in the early morning hours of Saturday, April 20th and it was a terrific series all around. Between Main and Secondary events, millions in prize money was won and 19 Borgata Open trophies awarded. A complete list of Main Event winners is below. $3,300+$200 WPT Borgata WPO Championship $3,000,000 Guaranteed Structure Sheet Payouts. Level 38: Blinds 400,000/800,000/800,000 BB Ante Total Entries: 1,415.

But there’s another way to win a seat at the Fall Championship—thanks to BorgataPoker.com.

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BorgataPoker.com has just announced a series of online qualifiers from November 7-14 for the Borgata Fall Poker Open Championship. Three qualifiers are offered in Step 1 of the tournaments to win a seat to the November 14 online qualifier which will award a minimum of three $2,700 entries into the Borgata Fall Poker Open Championship event.

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BorgataPoker.com is also offering a free way into the Step 1 qualifiers ($30 buy-in) for new online players. There’s never been a better time to combine live play in the Borgata Poker Room with online play at BorgataPoker.com.

Five times a year the Borgata Poker Room gives itself over to a major poker event, some of the best poker action on the East Coast. That’s four seasonal poker tournament events and the Borgata Poker Open in September.

Guess what? The season’s changed again and the Borgata Poker Room is set for the 44-event 2014 Borgata Fall Poker Open starting today.

The Fall Open begins with a $1 Million Guaranteed, $500 + $60, Deepstack No Limit Hold’em tournament from November 4-6. Opening events tend to draw huge crowds at Borgata Open’s—September’s Borgata Poker Open drew 4,158 entries for its first event.

There are four opening sessions for Event 1 from November 4 to 5 with a morning session and evening session each day. On-Site registration for Event 1 continues today until Midnight Tuesday, November 4th through Level 9 of the event.

On-site registration is then open daily throughout the Open for all events.

Players start with 25K in chips with 30 minute levels through level 18.

All in all, the Borgata Fall Poker Open offers 22 main events (daytime starts) and 44 total tournaments including secondary afternoon and evening starts.

Check out the 2014 Borgata Fall Poker Open main event schedule and secondary and qualifiers schedules.

Eight main event tournaments carry prize-pool guarantees to the tune of $2.475 million. Along with Event 1, the Borgata Fall Poker Open Championship carries a $1 million Guarantee for the $2,500 + $200 No Limit Hold’em championship event November 16-20.

You know what’s better than a seat at the $1 Million Guaranteed Fall Poker Open Championship November 16 to November 20?

A free seat at the $1 Million Guaranteed Fall Poker Open Championship.

Starting October 20, and as is the custom in the Borgata Poker Room for Borgata Poker Opens, we’ll be giving away one free seat to the championship event through our special drawing. Between October 20 and November 12 just fill out the contest form.

Only one entry per person is allowed and you’ll have to choose your starting date—Sunday, November 16 (Day 1A) at 11:00AM or Monday, November 17 (Day 1B) at 11:00AM.

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Level 7: Blinds 600/1,200/200 ante
Entries: 272

Bruce Yamron, in the small blind, just found himself all-in for his last few chips against two opponents, who were looking at a board of . One player bet and got called, showing pocket Tens for an overpair to the board. His opponent mucked and Bruce followed suit, pushing his cards in and getting up to leave.

Bruce lives in Naples, FL, which was just hit pretty hard by Hurricane Irma, while he has been here at Borgata. All our thoughts are with the people who were devastated by this second massive storm in just a couple of weeks.

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Level 21 (8,000/16,000/2,000)
Total Entries: 726
Players Remaining: 79
Average Stack: 368,000

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Josias Santos is close to becoming the first player to breach the 1,000,000 chip barrier as the Event 8 field near the money.

The Event 8 field is just under one table from reaching the money bubble as the first break of the day nears. This fast-paced event never fails to be full of action and even after the 72 ITM players earn themselves at least $613, there will continue to be an abundance of all-ins.

The first player to hit 1,000,000 should be arriving soon and the current favorite to hit that milestone is Josias Santos. Santos started play with 471,000 and is approaching the 900,000 mark. A cash today is all but a formality for Santos and he has his eye set on a much larger prize.

At the conclusion of Level 21, the field will be on a short break with the bubble to follow right after. A look at the current leaderboard is below.

Josias Santos – 850,000
Jon Borenstein – 760,000
Ephraim Uzan – 755,000
Travis Decker – 720,000
Justin Finberg – 670,000
Wooyang Lin – 640,000
Alex Rocha – 600,000
Matt Sullivan – 565,000
Men Nguyen – 530,000
Travis Hartshorn – 520,000
Sean Shah – 500,000

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Level 6: Blinds 500/1,000/200 ante
Entries: 247

Don Fisher finished 2nd in this event last year, out of 2,858 entries, to earn more than $109,000. That remains Don’s best live cash and half of this total reported live earnings of just under $219,000.

It’s also the closest Don has come to a win here at Borgata and to do better this year he’s going to have to go all the way.

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Level 20 (6,000/12,000/2,000)
Total Entries: 726
Players Remaining: 87
Average Stack: 334,000

Alex Rocha is utilizing the “interview run good” and is playing triple the 180,000 he started Day 2 with.

Poker table fashion will never go out of style and there are quite a few players who stand out more than most for the gear they bring to the felt. Alex Rocha occasionally dons a scarf or a fun hat and that separates him from some of his competitors. Rocha is donning a Super Mario lid today as he plays on Day 2 of the Deepest Stack event along with a pair of sunglasses that harken back to a few decades ago.

We caught up Rocha before the start of Day 2 to ask him about his recent trip to Barcelona and the story behind his glasses as he attempts to better his 24th place finish in this event from January.

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Level 5: Blinds 400/800/100 ante

Almighty Stack players are back from their break and the green 25 chips have been colored up and removed from play.

Michael Newman has already tripled his starting stack.

Before the break, Michael Newman took out two players and is up to triple his starting stack.

As he tells it, he was holding T8 on a board of J 9 5 Q for the straight and one of his opponents had J9 for two pair. The other had a gutshot and both whiffed the river. Now Michael’s stacking about 300,000 (375 big blinds).

Michael is originally from New York, but now lives in Florida. He’s recorded ten tournament wins in Hollywood, FL, but is glad to be back up north this week.

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End of Level 4: Blinds 300/600/75 ante

Almighty Stack Flight A players are enjoying their first break of the day. They’ve got 15 minutes to grab-and-go and the Marketplace food court is ready, just off the tournament floor, serving up hot and cold selections.

If you have to spend your break on more important matters, just signal a floor-person and request table-side food service. Someone will come take your order and deliver it right to your seat!

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Level 19 (5,000/10,000/1,000)
Total Entries: 726
Players Remaining: 100
Average Stack: 300,000

Justin Finberg lightened the Event 8 field by one with less than 30 players to go before the money bubble hits.

In under two levels of play, the Deepest Stack event has broken four tables as the field dwindles to 100. Only 28 players are left to exit before the 72-player money bubble hits and Justin Finberg recently busted a player to speed along that process as well as boost his stack.

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Finberg opened to 25,000 on the button and the big blind jammed for 65,000. Finberg called with and was flipping against his opponent’s . The flop brought a nine to Finberg and he had the pot secured by the turn.

Stacks are starting to grow in the Event 8 field and Finberg remains among the upper echelon of the counts with over 700,000. As the field approached the bubble, the BPO blog will return with a full look at the tournament leaderboard.

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Level 4: Blinds 300/600/75 ante

Charlie Boncich, aka Charlie Poker, was looking at a board of and called all-in after the player on his left shoved. Charlie’s (top two pair) had been beat on the turn by his opponent’s (turned straight).

The river delivered a 4-outer , giving Charlie a full house and the pot. The stacks were close and had to be counted down, but Charlie had his opponent covered.

Before he walked away, the unlucky player unleashed a barrage of invective at Charlie, who took it all in stride as he collected and stacked his newly-won chips. He’s now up to about 225,000.

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Level 18 (4,000/8,000/1,000)
Total Entries: 726
Players Remaining: 123
Average Stack: 214,000

The Borgata Poker Open is chugging toward the World Poker Tour Main Event in the second week of events here. It is a common decision among some players to not jump into action until midway through a BPO series and two players familiar with the Borgata championship stage are looking to use today’s Event 8 Day 2 for the bigger buy-ins to come.

Travis Hartshorn earned his first piece of BPO glory and over $300,000 for winning the 2016 Fall Poker Open Main Event. That win capped off a breakout year for Hartshorn, who made $474,000 in his first year of tournament poker. Hartshorn has put together a few deep runs this year, including a 15th place finish in the Spring Poker Open Main Event and is awaiting his first title of 2017.

Rafael Yaraliyev made a name for himself in January 2016 after coming in second in the WPT Main Event for $487,000. Proving himself as not a one-hit wonder, Yaraliyev made a WSOP final table later that year and has been a player in most BPO series since. Still yet to win his first BPO title, Yaraliyev is in the hunt for first place victory today.

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Level 18: Blinds 4,000/8,000/1,000 ante
Total Entries: 726
Players Remaining: 136
Average Stack: 214,000

We’ve got 136 players returning for Day 2 of the Deepest Stack with Jon Borenstein leading the charge. The final 72 will get paid as shown below