Event 19
$200 +$30 Frenzy Re-entry No Limit Hold’em
$100 + $20 Re-entry
$50,000 Guaranteed
Level 18: 4,000/8,000/1,000
Entrants: 157
Remaining: 25
The Event 19 Frenzy Re-Entry money bubble has just burst. There are now just 25 players remaining and they are all guaranteed at least $438 for their efforts.
The winner will be taking home $13,617 along with Borgata Winter Poker Open trophy.
There are plenty of familiar faces still in the hunt including Adam Lippert (525,000), Kathleen Waterhouse (450,000), Aleksei Vandyshev (390,000) and Pete Campo just to name a few.
$200 +$30 Frenzy Re-entry No Limit Hold’em
$100 + $20 Re-entry
$50,000 Guaranteed
Total Entrants: 157
Total Re-Entries: 141
Total Buy-In: $50,000 (Guaranteed)
Total Prize Pool: $48,635
There final 27 players will earn a share of the prize pool as shown below.
Place | Payout |
1 | $13,617 |
2 | $8,025 |
3 | $4,620 |
4 | $3,745 |
5 | $2,918 |
6 | $2,432 |
7 | $1,945 |
8 | $1,459 |
9 | $973 |
10 – 12 | $632 |
13 – 15 | $535 |
16 – 18 | $486 |
19 – 27 | $438 |
$200 +$30 Frenzy Re-entry No Limit Hold’em
$100 + $20 Re-entry
$50,000 Guaranteed
End Level 15: 2000/4000/400
Entrants: 157
Remaining: 48
Average Chips: 98,125
We now take a dinner break, with Vandyshev and Kachittavong vying for the chip lead.
We return at 8:40 PM.
$200 +$30 Frenzy Re-entry No Limit Hold’em
$100 + $20 Re-entry
$50,000 Guaranteed
Level 15: 2000/4000/400
Entrants: 157
$200 +$30 Frenzy Re-entry No Limit Hold’em
$100 + $20 Re-entry
$50,000 Guaranteed
End of Level 13: 1200/2400/300
Entrants: 157
Can a player reraise when he is all in? An imponderable proposed on five which involved the floor. Once that was settled, Deaney had options to worry about to, facing Aditya and an all in and oddly fidgety Ryan Freeman, who seemed desperate to turn over his cards.
Nevertheless, that was settled, too, and a three way pot commenced on , with Deaney and Freeman both holding, unknown to each other, unimprovable versions of the nuts,
, and Aditya getting it in behind but very live with a gutter to a better straight and a flush draw.
When the fell on the turn and Deaney and Aditya got all the money in, Freeman looked positively ill, as he feared the sets and two pairs. The chop up of Aditya, who missed the river and is out, must have been a relief.
A few minutes later, uproar again, as Connelly got the money in and felted seat 8 with a full house.
We are on break and will return at 6:37 PM
$200 +$30 Frenzy Re-entry No Limit Hold’em
$100 + $20 Re-entry
$50,000 Guaranteed
Level 12: 1000/2000/300
Entrants: 157

The Boss has 240,000: As predicted, Kartavtsev moving up. Big bets, pressure are what Victor brings to the table.
$200 +$30 Frenzy Re-entry No Limit Hold’em
$100 + $20 Re-entry
$50,000 Guaranteed
End of Level 10: 600/1200/200
Entrants: 154
With this break, our re-entry period is coming to a close. Time to get that discounted restart going!
We return at 4:52.
$200 +$30 Frenzy Re-entry No Limit Hold’em
$100 + $20 Re-entry
$50,000 Guaranteed
Level 9: 500/1000/100
Entrants: 149
Bobby Dweck appeared as confident as one can with middle pair, all in against two hands.
That said, against
and
is a pretty favorable matchup.
Cigar in mouth, Bobby faded the set outs and all the overcards – including the nut gutter that seemed to seal it for , and felted both his opponents.
Bobby goes from average stacked to over 80,000 and in great shape.
Meanwhile, back on 5 where Deaney and Connelly were battling, Deaney has prospered a little bit more, now with 65,000 to Coneelly’s 55,000.
$200 +$30 Frenzy Re-entry No Limit Hold’em
$100 + $20 Re-entry
$50,000 Guaranteed
End of Level 7: 300/600/75
Entrants: 141
$200 +$30 Frenzy Re-entry No Limit Hold’em
$100 + $20 Re-entry
$50,000 Guaranteed
Level 6: 200/400/50
Entrants: 127
On dark table Mike Connelly is on an uptick. First he got two streets with the old against Jerry Denney. However, when top pair paired on the river, Connelly slowed down – he’d been called by something else and won. No one’s favorite card, it seemed.
However, a pair of kings in the hand is apparently worth two on the board. He just used the second best hand in hold’em to felt a shortie with and move to double starting stack, 40,000.

Can the unpredictable be predicted? The tricky Aditya is already running up a stack on 6. That’s Wooyang Lin on his left, a Borgata tourney reg.