Robert Brobyn (button) moved in on the river with a board reading 
and after some thought, his opponent in Seat 5 called all-in.
Brobyn tabled 
for fives-full and his opponent mucked, got up, and headed for the exit. That pot took Brobyn's stack up to about 75,000.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
Two levels have elapsed and Championship Flight B players are being rewarded with a 15 minute break.
Olivier Busquet is making his 2019 Borgata Fall Poker Open debut here today in Flight B of the Championship event.
The traveling poker pro has titles from around the world, but his first big win was right here at Borgata. During the 2009 World Poker Tour Borgata Poker Open, he won the $3,500 Championship event, emerging victorious from a field of 1,018 entries to take the top prize of $925,514.
Since then, he's gone on to amass nearly $9 million in tournament earnings.
Mike Dentale is a fixture on the felt here at Borgata, but the Brooklyn businessman also travels the country playing tournaments as well.
He has three Borgata titles to his credit and one of those was in the 2015 Borgata Fall Poker Open. He won the Championship event that year, topping a field of 557 entries to claim first place and $336,331.
With lifetime tournament earnings of more than $1.98 million, reported over the last 12 years or so, he's proven that he knows the poker business as well as the window business he runs back home.
The demand for satellites, aka "Qualifiers", into these larger buy-in events is very high, from both the tournament professional and the recreational poker player.
Borgata Poker always keeps the players' interests in mind, with two Championship Qualifiers on the schedule today:
4 p.m. Event #32: $270 + 30 BFPO Championship Qualifier NLH Re-Entry - approximately 1 in 10 entrants earns a Championship entry
7 p.m. Event #33: $540 + 60 BFPO Championship Qualifier NLH Re-Entry - approximately 1 in 5 entrants earns a Championship entry
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
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Two players got to the river with a board reading 
and about 12,000 in the pot.
David Gerassi jammed for about 3x the pot, forcing his opponent to fold. Gerassi collected the pot and just for fun, showed just the 
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Flight B is off and running here in the Poker Room! With registration open all day, we'll see players coming and going all throughout the eight levels they'll be playing.
Yesterday's Flight A saw 62 players take their shot and of those, about half managed to bag chips at the end of Level 8. That makes the average stack about 80,000. Jonathan Hanner managed to accumulate more than 201,000 chips by the end of play, making him the chip leader, so far, of those already punching their tickets to Day 2.
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