Despite the lack of online poker, poker in the United States continues to register impressive numbers. This time the field is news from the World Poker Tour Borgata Winter Poker Open, a tournament of $ 3.300 + $ 200 in 2 days of boot had a total of 1,042 records.
The prize pool came to $ 3,335,442 and future champion will be waiting a prize of $ 730.053. The prize pool includes 100 places paid, with the prize being a minimum of $ 6.637.
• 1: $ 730.053
• 2: $ 438.698
• 3: $ 265.475
• 4: $ 222.336
• 5: $ 182.514
• 6: $ 147.671
• 7: $ 117.805
• 8: $ 89.598
• 9: $ 61.391
• 10 to 12: $ 39.821
• 13 to 15: $ 28.207
• 16 to 18: $ 18.251
• 19-27: $ 14.933
• 28 to 36: $ 12.942
• 37 to 45: $ 11.615
• 46-54: $ 10.287
• 55 to 63: $ 9.292
• 64-72: $ 8.296
• 73-81: $ 7.632
• 82 to 90: $ 6.969
• 91 to 100: $ 6.637
After two days of starting are still 605 players remaining, and leadership belongs to Mark Ketteringham who ended Day 1B with 193.775 chips. How-chip leader of Day 1B, Mark has received an award of $ 5,000, offering the Borgata.
On Day 1B were counted 645 records (buy-ins and rebuys), and were 396 players who endured 6 levels 75 minutes. 397 records on Day 1A and 209 players reached the end of the day even with chips.
At this stage played in Atlantic City have lost Olivier Busquet, David Williams, Jeff Madsen and Bernard Lee.
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