Borgata has announced that the start time for Day 2 tomorrow in the Mystery Bounty has been moved from 1:15 p.m. to 2:15 p.m.
Borgata has announced that the start time for Day 2 tomorrow in the Mystery Bounty has been moved from 1:15 p.m. to 2:15 p.m.
The players have just gone on a 15-minute break in the $2,200 Big, Big Borgata Mystery Bounty during the Day 1a session. There are currently 116 players registered through Level 8.
There hasn't been much movement on the leaderboard on Day 2 in the $2,500 E-Tay's Big, Big 9 Game Mix event.
Ten players returned to action today, and the only three still standing were the three biggest stacks when the session began — Jeffrey Gibson, Ryan Moriarty, and Michael Falk. Gibson currently holds a slight chip lead, but it's close between all three.
There's currently a 15-minute break underway at the final table in E-Tay's 9 Game Mix with four players remaining.
The final table is moving quickly in the $2,500 E-Tay's Big, Big 9 Game Mix. Philip Dedona is the most recent elimination in fifth place ($11,550), leaving four players to battle it out for the title and $56,170 first-place prize.
Michael Falk and Jeffrey Gibson are neck and neck for the chip lead.
Aubrey Williams busted in seventh place in the $2,500 E-Tay's Big, Big 9 Game Mix, meaning all remaining playerrs are now in the money.
Michael Falk is currently cruising with a big chip lead with six players left at the final table.
The Mystery Bounty field is up to 75 players on Day 1a, well on the way to the $500,000 guarantee.
That was quick! Not long after Esther "E-Tay" Taylor busted from E-Tay's 9 Game Mix in 10th place, the field has dwindled down to seven players, which is the official final table.
BetMGM ambassador Esther "E-Tay" Taylor was the first elimination of the day in her very own tournament — $2,200 E-Tay's Big, Big 9 Game Mix.
Taylor was the smallest stack entering Day 2, and she tripled up early. But the run came to an end short of the money when she lost a race in No-Limit Hold'em to Michael Falk.