Alex Queen Tops Flagship Event of Borgata Winter Poker Open Series

The Borgata welcomed back poker players with its first Winter Poker Open and more than 16,000 entries turned out over 22 events to award more than $12 million in prizes over three weeks.

The popular series was capped off by the $5,300 Championship Event, where 689 entries turned out to build a prize pool of $3,341,651. The winner was Alex Queen, who outlasted a final table that included Brian Yoon and Anthony Zinno to win the top prize of $613,063.

Borgata Winter Open Championship Event Final Table Results

Rank Player Prize
1 Alex Queen $613,063
2 John Pannucci $429,863
3 Brian Yoon $277,123
4 Anthony Zinno $203,473
5 Carlos Chadha $155,387
6 Casey Hatmaker $123,875

Queen Rules Main Event

Queen, a local pro from Bethlehem, PA, entered the final table second in chips behind eventual runner-up, John Pannucci. He was joined at the final table by well-decorated pros Yoon and Zinno, as well as Carlos Chadha and Casey Hatmaker.

The big hand of the day came when Pannucci, who held the chip lead at the time, was three-bet by Queen from the small blind. Zinno bet big from the big blind and left about 12 big blinds behind before Pannucci shoved from the button. Queen called for the last of his chips and Zinno got out of the way after a long tank. Pannucci had kings, but Queen had aces while it was revealed that Zinno folded pocket queens. The board ran out with the queen that would have helped Zinno, but Pannucci couldnt catch up and Queen took a lead that he would not relinquish.

Zinno ended up in fourth and Yoon in third, while Chadha and Hatmaker were the early final table exits on the final day of the series. Other cashng finishers from the top 20 of the Championship Event included Frank Lagodich, Paul Volpe, Jeff Gross, Matthew Wantman, Aaron Massey, and Michael Rossitto.

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Big Prize Pools Drive Side Events

The series kicked off in early January with the $800 Kick Off Deepstack, and 3,486 entries turned out to generate a prize pool of $2,468,437. In the end, it was Nicholas Funaro, brother of fellow crusherFrank Funaro, who took the top prize of $420,484.

Other big turnouts include the Saturday Series, where 1,217 turned out for the $400 edition and 509 showed up for the $800 Super Saturday. Joshua Manuge took the $400 tournament for $88,833 and Joseph Casseus turned his $800 into $92,210 on Super Saturday. A hefty field of 3,902 entries jumped into the $500 Almighty Stack for a total prize pool of $1,665,374. When the dust settled, it was Patrick Sendrowitz who outlasted that field and turned $500 into $283,708. In all, over $9 million was awarded outside of the Championship Event.

In personal achievements, Daniel Butler was the only winner of multiple events. He won the $600 Deepest Stack tournament for $43,916 and the $1,200 Monster Stack Big Chip Bounty for $66,784.

Borgata Winter Poker Open Series Results

Event Entries Prize Pool Winner Prize
$800 Kick Off Deepstack 3,486 $2,468,437 Nicholas Funaro $420,484
$600 Deepstack Bounty 847 $287,557 Frangeskos Harpolis $66,134
$400 Saturday Series 1,217 $413,172 Joshua Manuge $88,833
$350 Seniors Championship 669 $194,679 Sherwin Agard $30,000
$500 Almighty Stack 3,902 $1,665,374 Patrick Sendrowitz $283,708
$200 King of Poker Progressive Shootout Bounty 640 $93,120 Corbin Avery $12,500
$560 Super Deep Redux 625 $327,375 Thomas Evers $55,626
$1,050 Borgata Big Chip Bounty 345 $167,325 Anthony Santeramo $24,611
$800 Super Saturday Series 509 $370,298 Joseph Casseus $92,210
$2,200 Half-A-Milly Mystery Bounty 1,032 $1,001,041 Yong Kwon $144,217
$300 Ladies Championship 282 $71,121 Celeste Cerna $11,869
$500 Limit Omaha Hi/Lo - Big O 157 $68,531 David Martirosyan $17,000
$400 Deepstack 259 $87,931 Thomas Laviano $19,567
$500 H.O.S.E. 98 $42,777 John Lytle $13,048
$500 Deeper Stack 241 $105,197 Brandon Mueller $29,451
$1,100 Pot Limit Omaha Championship 246 $238,620 Edward Leonard $66,810
$600 Deepest Stack 360 $188,568 Daniel Butler $43,916
$2,100 8-Max 238 $461,720 Michael Stashin $107,934
$1,500 6-Max 332 $450,856 Sung Cho $95,462
$1,200 Monster Stack - Big Chip Bounty 440 $273,152 Daniel Butler $66,784
$125 CSOP 57 $5,529 Jonathan Bracho $1,876
$2,100 Knockout Bounty 77 $97,690 Rodney Annis $28,817
$560 Mini Mystery Bounty 873 $211,703 Mark Steinberg $47,629

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