Event #13: $400 Almighty Stack will resume at noon local time with a mere 37 players our of 3,359 entries returning to the tables in the Event Center of the Borgata Hotel, Casino & Spa to battle it out for the lion-share of the whopping $1,140,281 prize pool. All 37 players are guaranteed at least $3,136 but they will all have their sights set on that amazing first-place prize of $195,903.
Coming into the final day with a substantial chip lead is Daniel Tu with 26,200,000 which is worth 66 big blinds at the start of the day. He is followed by Eric Rivera (18,000,000), Bryann Tiam (17,100,000), David Meagher (13,700,000), and Matthew Pomponio (12,950,000).
Other familiar players to have bagged chips late last night include Orson Young, Kareem Marshall, Luis Rodriguez, Ryan Tamanini, Will Failla, and Day1 b chip leader Alex Visbisky.
When the players return, they will start with Level 33 which features a small blind of 200,000, big blind of 400,000, and a big blind ante of 400,000. Level duration will remain 45 minutes long until the final table has been reached, it will then go up to 60 minutes. A break is planned after every three levels until the level duration gets increased, breaks will then take place after every two levels.
Who will win the Almighty stack at the 2020 Borgata Winter Poker Open? Who knows, but stick around with the PokerNews live reporting team as the players clash on the felt and the action unfolds.
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Alex VisbiskyBryann TiamDaniel TuDavid MeagherEric RiveraKareem MarshallLuis RodriguezMatthew PomponioOrson YoungRyan TamaniniWill Failla
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