2026 Borgata Big, Big Series

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10 Players Punch Their Ticket to Day 1b

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The $600 Big, Big Last Chance Championship Qualifier has reached its conclusion, with 10 players securing their seats into the $5,300 Big, Big Championship Main Event.

Meanwhile, Flight 1b of the Main Event is down to 35 players and has just reached its final break of the day. The remaining players will soon return to the tables for the final stretch before bagging their chips for Day 2.

Your Personal Poker Rail: Introducing the New PokerNews MyPlayers Feed

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PokerNews MyStack

The poker world moves fast and during massive events, it’s nearly impossible to keep track of everyone. Whether you’re following a high-stakes pro, a local hero from your home game, or a family member chasing a bracelet, PokerNews makes your life a whole lot easier with the launch of MyPlayers.

And it's now received a massive overhaul, introducing new features just in time for poker's annual summer camp. This new, free feature transforms how you consume live updates, and is available to all PokerNews users.

10 Main Event Seats Up for Grabs

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While 42 players headed into the dinner break in the Big, Big Championship Main Event, the $600 Big, Big Last Chance Championship Qualifier has returned from its second break.

That means late registration is now closed, with 100 entries recorded. Just 33 players remain, all chasing one of the 10 guaranteed seats into the Main Event.

Hands of the 2026 Borgata Summer Poker Open

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Borgata Almighty Stack

In late July, PokerNews returned to the East Coast to once again offer live updates from the Borgata in Atlantic City. The 2026 Borgata Summer Poker Open was comprised of a full schedule of events, and PokerNews was on-hand to capture big and game-changing hands.

That included the $2,700 Summer Poker Open Championship, a tournament that attracted 565 runners and offered up a $1,356,000 prize pool, and the $600 Deep Stack Kick Off, which had a field of 2,390 entries and awarded a $1,242,800 prize pool.

Take a look back at some of the big and game-changing hands as reported by the PokerNews live reporting team.