Borgata Fall Poker Open Deepstack Kick-Off Begins Today!
The third event of the 2019 Borgata Fall Poker Open starts today with the $600 Deepstack Kick-Off set to begin at 11 a.m. local time. Last year saw Frank Lagodich as the last man standing, pulling in a $128,359 for his first-place finish, after besting a 1,474 entry field.
There will be a total of four starting flights, all of which will play a total of 15 levels that are 30-minutes in length. Day 2 will have 50-minute levels and the final day has full hour-long levels. Late registration will remain open through until the beginning of level 13 and all players have unlimited re-entries until this time.
A 15-minute break will occur after every four levels of play and there will be no dinner break on any Day 1 that is slated. All starting flight survivors will combine for Day 2, on Friday, November 8 to battle it out for a shot of making the final day.
The PokerNews live reporting team will be here throughout the event, bringing you all the action as the tournament unfolds, so stay tuned.
flop. The small blind player continued for 5,000, Jackson called and a 
landed on the turn.
and was drawing dead after Jackson revealed 
for a turned full house. 
completed the board and Jackson scooped the pot, doubling through his opponent early in the day.
and there was around 29,000 in the pot. Michael Lind checked to David Jackson, he bet 9,600 and Lind quickly moved all in. Jackson snap-called and Lind tabled 
for a set of snowmen.
for the top set of aces in the cooler of a hand. A 
and three players had all over their chips pushed into the middle, Ralph Macri included. 
turn card came down on the turn, improving Macri to a boat and the river rolled out clean, cementing the pot for Macri who eliminated two players and now has the tournament chip lead.
