Jeffrey Gibson has finished off Michael Falk to win the 9 Game Mix tournament for $56,170. We'll have a full recap in a bit.
Jeffrey Gibson has finished off Michael Falk to win the 9 Game Mix tournament for $56,170. We'll have a full recap in a bit.
The Mystery Bounty tournament on Day 1a is going on a break with 150 players registered.
Day 1b will start in about 15 minutes.
If you bust out of the Big, Big Series events or want to play a tournament at Borgata with a lower buy-in, there are $600 Super Turbos running every night during the series.
The heads-up match for the E-Tay's 9 Game Mix title has been quite intense thus far. But the match has resulted in the players trading jabs and sitting on nearly identical stacks.
Poker couple Brock Wilson and Cherish Andrews are not only both in the Mystery Bounty event. They're now at the same table. We'll report back if one of them busts the other.
We're all firmly entrenched in today's action at the Big, Big Series. But if you're going to be in Atlantic City tomorrow and crave tournament poker action, and you're a high roller, there's a big event just for you.
The $10,200 BetMGM Poker Big, Big Baller tournament starts at 1:15 p.m. on Thursday, and this one has $500,000 guaranteed.
Ryan Moriarty was eliminated by Jeffrey Gibson in third place for $22,500 in the $2,500 E-Tay's Big, Big 9 Game Mix.
That means Gibson and Michael Falk will battle it out for the title following a 15-minute break.
Forget that last post about Michael Falk being the short stack with three players left in E-Tay's Mixed Game. He's gone on quite a heater and is now the slight chip leader after doubling up and then doing it again through previous chip leader Jeffrey Gibson.
Ryan Moriarty was down to barely above a chip and a chair during three-handed play in the $2,500 E-Tay's Big, Big 9 Game Mix. He's battling back and has doubled twice, while Michael Falk has faded to the shortest stack.
Jeffrey Gibson, on the other hand, has a commanding chip lead.
Things haven't gone well during three-handed play for Ryan Moriarty, who finds himself down to just 70,000 chips. In comparison, Jeffrey Gibson is chip-leading with over 1 million chips.
Moriarty needs to spin it up quickly or he'll be our third-place finisher.