Event 20
$200+$30 Deepest Stack NLH
$35,000 Guaranteed
Structure Sheet
Level 21: 8,000/15,000/BB Ante 15,000
Total Entries: 274
Players Remaining: 36
Andrew Zhu
The pace of play has slowed as we move closer to the money and Andrew Zhu is starting to pull away. Zhu is the first player to cross the million chip.
He has been getting involved in plenty of pots and is pacing the field with 1,050,000.
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Structure Sheet
Level 18: 4,000/8,000/BB Ante 8,000
Total Entries: 274
Players Remaining: 42
Howard Wolper
The cards are back in the air following the dinner break and Howard Wolper is still in the hunt. Wolper is sitting behind one of the biggest stacks in the field with 400,000.
We are now just 15 eliminations away from the money and Wolper will look to extend his record for most Borgata tournament cashes here in the final event of the series.
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$35,000 Guaranteed
Structure Sheet
End of Level 17: 3,000/6,000/BB Ante 6,000
Total Entries: 274
Players Remaining: 45
The Event 20 players are now on a one hour dinner break. We are getting closer to the money with 45 remaining and the final 27 will all be guaranteed at least $478.
We will pick right back up on all of the live Event 20 tournament action when play resumes.
$200+$30 Deepest Stack NLH
$35,000 Guaranteed
Structure Sheet
Level 17: 3,000/6,000/BB Ante 6,000
Total Entries: 274
Players Remaining: 50
Jay Rosenberg
Jay Rosenberg and Joey Cappuccio were heads-up on the 
board. Cappuccio checked to Rosenberg who bet 55,000 into a main pot of over 100,000.
Cappuccio quickly released his hand and Rosenberg added to his stack.
Jay Rosenberg- 310,000
Joey Cappuccip- 300,000
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Structure Sheet
Level 16: 2,500/5,000/BB Ante 5,000
Total Entries: 274
Players Remaining: 70
Joey Cappuccio
The Event 20 field is thinning down in our final event of the series and a familiar face is climbing the chip counts.
Joey Cappuccio got his series off to a great start as he was part of an adjusted payout deal in Event 1 the $600 $500,000 GTD NLH event.
Cappuccio to0k home his largest career tournament score earning $128,358. He is poised to make another deep run and is one of the biggest stacks in the room with about 425,000 as we inch closer to the money.
Event 20 of the Borgata Fall Poker Open is the $200+$30 Deepest Stack NLH. There were a total of 274 entries creating a prize pool of $53,156.
The final 27 players will all make the money and be guaranteed a minimum of $478. One lucky winner will take home $14,885 along with the final BFPO trophy of the series.
Below is a full look at the final Event 20 tournament payouts.
1. $14,885
2. $8,771
3. $5,050
4. $4,093
5. $3,189
6. $2,658
7. $2,126
8. $1,595
9. $1,063
10-12. $691
13-15. $585
16-18. $532
19-27. $478
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Structure Sheet
Level 12: Blinds 1000/2000/2000
Entrants: 274
Remaining: 120
Average Chips: 80,000
While Dzurenda was issuing felt on 10, Brad Russo has not been idle, either.
Russo cracks 600,000, now well ahead of Trevor.
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$35,000 Guaranteed
Structure Sheet
End of Level 11: Blinds 800/1500/1500
Entrants: 274
Remaining: 127
Average Chips: 75,000
Trevor Dzurenda, pink shirt, seems to create catastrophes.
Seat one opened with 
, and picked up the world on table 8, including Mike McGuinness and big stacked Trevor Dzurenda.
On the 
, Mike went for the throat with 
, but 
was waiting as a trap.
However, you can’t actually trap with the second best hand, technically. Trevor was there with the 
to collect two tournament lives, and hit 500,000 in chips.
He surpasses Brad, now just a table over.
Registration is over – time to make this bullet work.
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Structure Sheet
End of Level 10: Blinds 600/1200/1200
Entrants: 266
We are about to close out the registration period, here in our last primary event of the BFPO. You can still squeeze in (or maybe one more time!) for 15 more minutes.
The Chip leader Russo, right, in action.
With some handreading chops, Brad Russo takes down a tournament life, raise calling off 
against a limp raise from LP. Brad has 450,000 and has surpassed Trevor for the tournament big stack at break.
The Pokermantis doesn’t like that absurdly big 3 ball, but gambles. Rebuy! Jon Neale looks on, left.
Getting a ruling on 4. Protect your cards.
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Structure Sheet
Level 9: Blinds 500/1000/1000
Entrants: 237
Unfortunately, the Bounty Killer is bust.
Baitai, in an unusual move, stands before calling, knowing he is making a thin call. He bravely calls down with ace-high on the turn, but a piece of cheese, dominated by the Killer’s 
, has gotten there.
The Bank of Brad Russo, with 300,000, on 9 is up there with Trevor. Brad does it all, makes change, accepts deposits, takes one hour lunches, according to the table.
Everton Taylor, right, busts a bullet, getting it in good, naturally, AQ losing to AJ. That’s Carlos Matos in the one, who just captured Event 19. Sunny Patel wearing Giants watches on, and Barry L, foreground, is at this wacky table, too.
A level and half of registration is left – time to think about your mid-tournament strategy.