Matt Salbserg has been eliminated and is in line for Event 9, which has a few minutes left to register. Here's Salbserg telling the Twitter world how it went down:
Jonathan Little was all in and at risk for what looked like 15,000 preflop. Kyle Bowker had already called, and Kenneth Lind, the original raiser, was in the tank.
After well over a minute, he folded face up.
Little:
Bowker:
Little was eliminated as the board came , and Bowker chipped up to 55,000.
"All in and a call," we heard a dealer say over on Table 1.
When we arrived, Matt Affleck was at risk with , but he wasn't really "at risk" because the board was and James Campbell was drawing dead holding .
According to Affleck, the money went in on the flop, and after a meaningless completed the board, he doubled to 142,000 chips. Campbell fell to 41,000.
Good afternoon, and welcome back to Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa for Day 2 of the $2,700 buy-in Borgata Spring Poker Open Championship.
Leading the 198 returning players is Alan Wentz, who bagged 239,500 chips on Day 1b, and he is followed by Paul Volpe, who bagged 206,600 on Day 1a. Buffalo's Andy Spears (Day 1b) also bagged 205,400 .
Around a quarter (45) of the players in today's returning field will cash, earning a minimum of $5,020. They will then compete for the lion's share of the prize pool; the $256,508 first-place prize.
Like the first two flights, this day will comprise of eight 75-minute levels with a 75-minute dinner break after Level 6.
Stay tuned for updates from this and every main event during the 2014 Borgata Spring Poker Open right here on PokerNews!
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, and Bowker chipped up to 55,000.
and James Campbell was drawing dead holding 
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completed the board, he doubled to 142,000 chips. Campbell fell to 41,000.
