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Borgata Poker Open Tournament at Borgata Casino Hotel     Borgata

The Borgata Poker Open poker tournament is an annual poker tournament at the Borgata Casino Hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey.  It is a young tournament, first held in 2003, the year the Borgata opened.  The inaugural Borgata Poker Open tournament drew 235 players and had a prize pool of $1,175,000.

The Borgata Poker Open takes place in September and is an official stop on the Word Poker Tour.  The Borgata poker room is spacious, comfortable, and one of the classiest locations on the World Poker Tour.

The Borgata Poker Open consists of eight individual no limit Texas Hold'em poker tournaments, with the final tournament being the $10,000 buy-in ($300 entry fee) World Poker Tour tournament.  Buy-ins for the preceding tournaments range from $500 to $2,500 (plus entry fees of $20 to $100).

The 2005 Borgata Poker Open will begin September 11, with a $500 buy-in no limit Texas Hold'em poker tournament.  The final poker tournament, the $10,000 WPT tournament, is a four day poker tournament that will take place September 19 - 22, 2005.

The Borgata will hold Super Satellites to the $10,000 WPT tournament both before and during the Borgata Poker Open tournaments.  Super Satellites are one day poker tournaments typically with 13 levels, each level lasting about 40 minutes, and each Satellite will award as many seats to the $10,000 WPT tournament as possible.

The Borgata Poker Open tournament schedule is below.  Contact the Borgata Casino Hotel for more information at (609) 317-1000.

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Borgata Poker Open Tournament Schedule

 

Date Poker Tournament & Buy-In
   
Sept 11, 2005 No Limit Texas Hold'em
$500
   
Sept 12 No Limit Texas Hold'em
$750
   
Sept 13 No Limit Texas Hold'em
$1000
   
Sept 14 No Limit Texas Hold'em
$1,500
   
Sept 15 No Limit Texas Hold'em
$1000
   
Sept 16 No Limit Texas Hold'em
$2,500
   
Sept 18 Ladies No Limit Texas Hold'em
$200
   
WPT Tournament  
Sept 19-22 WPT Tournament
No Limit Texas Hold'em
$10,000
   

The Borgata Poker Open at Borgata Casino Hotel in Atlantic City is an
official poker tournament of the World Poker Tour.

 

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2004 Borgata Poker Open Winners

The 2004 Borgata Poker Open championship World Poker Tour tournament had 302 players competing for a total prize pool of $3,020,000 (a $1,845,000 increase over the 2003 championship poker tournament event which saw 235 players).  Daniel Negreanu prevailed over a highly competitive field of players to take first place and a $1,117,400 prize.  Other players at the final table included David Williams ($573,800), Josh Arieh ($286,900), Chris Tsiprailidis ($181,200), Brandon Moran ($135,900), and Phil Ivey ($105,700).