Papa Levy is always the loudest player in the table, and while his signature shout of "Send it to Papa!" has been ringing through the room during most of the Borgata Spring Poker Open, a recent exchange between him and another player was more heated.
We passed by the table to catch the tail end of a brutal suckout, as Levy got his last 16,000 into the middle with just on the flop. His opponent had the goods with , but in a flash the cowboys were cracked on the turn. The river was the and Levy notched the double with a truly bad beat.
As he collected the pot though, Levy didn't let loose with "Send it to Papa!" as he has so many times before. Instead, he picked a fight with a player in the next seat over. Levy claimed the man was not giving him enough room at the table, despite the player sitting quite close to the dealer's chair in the one seat, obviously trying to accommodate the brash and boisterous Levy seated to his direct left. An exchange of insults and bravado began to brew, with neither man refusing to back down from their position.
Eventually, the floor staff and security guards were called to quell the commotion, with Levy gabbing on to nobody in particular, while the man he hectored simply retreated to the safety of his headphones.
With late registration now over in Event 17, a total of 271 entries were recorded.
Currently there are 190 players left in the field, and although official prize pool information has not released as of yet, there will be right around $14,000 waiting up top for the eventual winner.
But enough about all that. The final six have been set, but here in Event 17 there are still six tables ringed with players trying to reach their own final table, and while that one won't be televised, PokerNews is on the scene to tell the stories and the score.
Keep it here throughout the night as we provide hand recaps, chip counts, and a full rundown of the sights and sounds as the Borgata Spring Poker Open finishes up its last event.
Thanks to the diligent and dedicated work of floor person Amy Wong, we have finally obtained a piece of paper listing payouts for a poker tournament being played for U.S. currency.
After a 271 entries were recorded through six levels of play, a prize pool of $52,574 was generated and 27 players will make the money. Here's what they're playing for here today:
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on the 
flop. His opponent had the goods with 
, but in a flash the cowboys were cracked on the 
turn. The river was the 
and Levy notched the double with a truly bad beat.
tabled before the flop, and another opponent with 
new his soon to be ravaged chip castle.
