2026 Borgata Big, Big Series

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Final Three Tables in the $2,200 Big, Big Kick Off

TableSeatPlayerChip CountBig Blind
11Nick Pupillo1,125,00056
12Thomas Yarbrough425,00021
13Michael McNicholas370,00018
14Matthew Constanza1,650,00082
15Nathaniel Marmur545,00027
16Thomas Cannuli170,0008
17Krishna Rambharose450,00022
18David Stefanski580,00029
     
21Kharlin Sued205,00020
22Michael Wang775,00038
23Bin Weng605,00030
24Dylan Gordon995,00049
25Justin Liberto435,00021
26Richard Ali260,00013
27Agostino Oliva615,00030
28Kyle Hanpeter45,0002
     
31Dylan Lemery755,00037
32Andrew Chang415,00020
33Jeremy Becker1,205,00060
34Kareem Cowart270,00013
35Aubrey Williams230,00011
36Nicholas Verderamo665,00033
37Namit Patel790,00039
38Arthur Pappas100,0005

McKeehen Joins Tamayo on the Rail

Joseph McKeehen
Joseph McKeehen

Jonathan Tamayo busted earlier, leaving Joe McKeehen as the only former WSOP Main Event champion still standing on Day 2 in the $2,200 Big, Big Kick Off.

But now there are no previous World Champs in the field. McKeehen, who won the Main Event in 2015, was eliminated in 32nd place for $7,450.

BetMGM Qualifiers and Ambassadors on Day 2 in Big, Big Kick Off

Michael Lavin
Michael Lavin

There were five BetMGM Poker qualifiers and ambassadors who reached Day 2 of the $2,200 Big, Big Kick Off. Only Darren Elias, who has a healthy stack with 30 players remaining is still standing.

Michael Lavin, a BetMGM ambassador, started the day with only a handful of big blinds and was eliminated in 53rd place for $6,125. Brock Wilson also began play with a short stack but earned an early double-up. The good fortune ran out for the qualifier who busted in 51st place for $6,125.

Jack Kwon, another qualifier, was sent home in 41st place for $6,125, as was fellow qualifier Lucas Bernui in 45th place for $6,125.

Tags: Brock WilsonDarren EliasJack KwonLucas BernuiMichael Lavin

World Champ Jonathan Tamayo Eliminated on Day 2

Jonathan Tamayo
Jonathan Tamayo

Jonathan Tamayo, the 2024 WSOP Main Event champion, has been eliminated on Day 2 from the $2,200 Big, Big Kick Off.

The World Champ went out in 56th place for $4,825. His friend and fellow former Main Event winner, Joe McKeehen, is still standing, however. But McKeehen, who won his world title in 2015, is one of the smallest stacks with 32 players remaining at Borgata.

Tags: Joe McKeehenJonathan Tamayo