Here are the finishers 28-36 in the Borgata Winter Poker Open - Event 4 - $500 Limit Hold'em


Finished 36 Charlie Townsend Dogsboro, DE $772
Finished 35 Toney Salerno Howell, NJ $772

Finished 34 W.C. Shinault Mathers, VA $772
Finished 33 MIA $772

Finished 32 Louis Russo Brooklyn, NY $772
Finished 31 MIA $772

Finished 30 Casey Peters Brick, NJ $772
Finished 29 Martin Fitzmaurice Edison, NJ $772

Finished 28 Steve Natoli Massilon, OH $772


Looks like we had 343 players saddle up for the $500 Limit Hold’em event yesterday. They started with 3K in chips and took off runnin’. They played until 2am this morning, as usual and ended up with 38 players waiting to do battle today at 2pm. They are all looking for their piece of the $171,500 pie. Here is a list of the top ten chip leaders. Only 36 will get paid, so we will have to fnd the bubble first.....must have been a long nights sleep for some players, eh?


reported from Sharla Lehrmann at Poker Pages

Ravinderjilt Anand wins the Borgata Winter Poker Open Event 1 with the first prize of $171,944.


Having played for less than 6 months and finding himself sitting in 1st place, I would say it will be hard to get Ravi away from the tournament circuit. This was his very first tournament ever. Not bad Ravi!





reported by our friend Sharla Lehrmann at Poker Pages

OH my goodness gracious. Ravi rasied to 700K and Billy moved all in over the top of Ravi. Ravi couldnt wait to call and slammed his K K down for the show. Billy then slowly turned over his meager T T . The board rolled out the Q 4 A 7 9 and this hand leave Billy Hill naked with only 30K in front of him. He is not lookin' good at the Borgata Winter Poker open.

Ravi pitted his JJ against Anthony's 44 and came out on top. Anthony Hill, from Syracuse NY, takes down 3rd place and $52,920 at the Borgata Winter Poker open.

With two players, and a flop of the A 9Q there was a bet and call. On the turn, the 3 mustered a bet of 125K from Anthony and Ravi jumped over him to 250K. Anthony dropped his quest and Ravi turned over a stone cold buff with the 5 6 off.


reported by our friend Sharla Lehrmann at Poker Pages