2026 Borgata Summer Poker Open

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Borgata Summer Poker Open Livestream Schedule

Borgata Branding
Borgata Branding

If you can't make it to Atlantic City, you won't have to miss the biggest moments from the Borgata Summer Poker Open powered by BetMGM Poker.

Throughout the festival, the BetMGM YouTube channel will be live with a packed schedule of final tables, feature-table coverage and cash games, bringing viewers all the action.

The livestream schedule kicks off on July 20 with the final table of the $600 Deep Stack Kick Off, before turning its attention to a mix of cash games and tournament action over the following week. The spotlight then shifts to the $2,700 Summer Poker Open Championship, with feature table coverage on Days 2 and 3 before the festival concludes with the final table on July 31.

DateTimeStream
July 20Noon$600 Deep Stack Kick Off Final Table
July 21TBAPot-Limit Omaha Cash Game
July 22TBARAF's Game
July 23TBABorgata Big Game
July 24Noon$650 Super Deep 6-Max Final Table
July 25TBASignature $2/$5 Cash Game
July 27Noon$500 Borgata Almighty Stack Final Table
July 29Noon$2,700 Summer Poker Open Championship Feature Table
July 30Noon$2,700 Summer Poker Open Championship Feature Table
July 31Noon$2,700 Summer Poker Open Championship Final Table

Start times for the cash game streams will be confirmed closer to each broadcast. Players and fans can keep an eye on the Borgata Poker social media channels for the latest updates.

O'Rourke Cracks Kings to Survive

Bob O'Rourke
Bob O'Rourke

Bob O'Rourke just delivered one of the first bad beats of the day, sending an unsuspecting opponent's pocket kings into the muck.

In a three-bet pot with around 21,300 in the middle, the flop came 854. O'Rourke, in middle position, moved all in for 9,600 and was snap-called by the cutoff.

O'Rourke tabled 55 for a flopped set of fives, leaving his opponent drawing thin with KK.

The J turn and 7 river changed nothing, and O'Rourke dragged the pot while his opponent could only watch on dejectedly.

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Chip Leaders Going into Level 7

Thomas Coan
Thomas Coan

After a scan around the tournament floor, a few players have been building on their 30,000 starting stacks.

Nick Steen has had a blistering starting, sitting with around 155,000 and appears to be the chip leader at present.

Thomas Coan Jr (120,000) and Derek Childress (115,000) also hold six-figure stacks.

James Faqua (96,000), Fran Gottrone (95,000) and Bryan Fauver (80,000) are also stacking chips nicely.

Tags: Bryan FauverDerek ChildressFran GottroneJames FaquaNicholas SteinThomas Coan Jr

How to Qualify for the Borgata Summer Poker Open for Less

Borgata Branding
Borgata Branding

Players heading to the Borgata Summer Poker Open powered by BetMGM Poker do not necessarily need to pay full price for their tournament seats.

A packed satellite schedule is running both online at BetMGM Poker and live inside the Borgata poker room, giving players plenty of chances to qualify for the festival's biggest events at a fraction of the regular buy-in.

Qualify Online at BetMGM Poker

BetMGM Poker
BetMGM Poker

BetMGM Poker is running online qualifiers throughout the festival, with buy-ins starting from just $10.

The cheapest option is the $10 Borgata Bounty Shootout qualifier on July 26, where players can win a $160 tournament seat along with $50 in cash.

There are also $50 qualifiers running until July 29 for the Deep Stack Kick Off, Pot-Limit Omaha Championship, Borgata Almighty Stack and Monster Mirror Mystery Bounty. Winners receive their seat plus an additional $50.

Players targeting the festival's biggest event can enter $250 Championship qualifiers through July 28. Packages include a $2,700 seat to the Summer Poker Open Championship and $500 in cash to help cover expenses.

Players should check the BetMGM Poker lobby for start times and any additional qualifiers added during the series.

Live Satellites at Borgata

Borgata Summer Poker Open
Borgata Summer Poker Open

There are also several live routes into the action at Borgata, including satellites that award seats across multiple events.

The $500 Borgata Big 4 satellite guarantees five packages, with each package including seats to Events 1, 11, 16 and 22.

The $220 Out the Gate satellite also guarantees five packages, this time awarding seats to Events 1, 11 and 16.

Players looking for more flexibility can enter the $560 $5K Your Way satellite, which awards $5,000 in tournament buy-ins at a one-in-ten ratio and comes with a $15,000 guarantee.

There are also two routes into the $2,700 Championship. The $320 MEGA Championship satellite guarantees 10 seats, while another $320 Championship satellite guarantees five.

New to BetMGM Poker?

If you don't already have a BetMGM Poker account, there's an extra incentive to sign up before chasing a Borgata Summer Poker Open seat.

New players can receive a 100% deposit match up to $1,000, plus up to $75 in tournament tickets, giving them even more opportunities to qualify for the festival's biggest events.

Whether you're taking a shot in a $10 online satellite or trying to win your way into the $2,700 Championship, the welcome offer provides plenty of extra value before you even play your first hand.

BetMGM Poker Signs "Legendary" Esther Taylor

Esther Taylor
Esther Taylor

BetMGM Poker has announced Esther "E-Tay" Taylor as its newest ambassador, adding one of the game's most respected tournament regulars and top 20 women's all-time money listers to its growing roster of pros.

The leading online poker and sportsbook operator revealed that Taylor will represent BetMGM Poker across live streams, social media content, live tournament appearances, and promotional events, joining fellow ambassadors Darren Elias and Mike Lavin.

Taylor's path to becoming a sponsored poker professional is a remarkable one. Born in South Korea and found alone as an infant in a bus station before being adopted and raised in the United States, Taylor made history at the 2025 WSOP when she became the second woman in history to final table the $50,000 Poker Player's Championship.

Early Cooler Launches Andino to the Top of the Counts

Anthony Andino
Anthony Andino

The $600 Deep Stack Kick Off may only be midway through Level 3, but the action has been fast and furious with more than 200 players already through the doors at Borgata.

The biggest pot of the day so far belongs to Anthony Andino, who vaulted into the early chip lead after winning a massive three-way all-in.

Andino was all in and at risk on the river against an early-position player and Jason Blank in the hijack. The board read 986K10, with 85,100 sitting in the main pot — nearly three starting stacks.

At showdown, the early-position player revealed 99 for a flopped set of nines, while Blank tabled K10. Blank had picked up a flush draw on the flop before improving to top two pair by the river, but both hands were second best to Andino's 77, which had made a ten-high straight.

Jason Blank
Jason Blank

The player with the set claimed the 3,800-chip side pot before immediately shoving blind from under the gun on the very next hand. Blank, left with around 30,000 after the previous clash, raised to 10,000 to isolate and everyone else folded.

Under the Gun: A8 All in
Jason Blank: AK

Blank at least managed to recover a few chips, making top pair on the K2635 runout to send his opponent to the rail.

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Flashback: Joshua Mammen Wins 2026 BetMGM Poker Championship

Josh Mammen
Josh Mammen

Joshua Mammen took down the $3,500 buy-in BetMGM Poker Championship for $481,180 after one of the biggest chops you'll see in a major tournament.

Those who got in on the chop include Ariel Celestino, Paul Hofer, well-known pro Nick Palma and runner-up Erik Eisen.

The event drew 1,512 runners for a prize pool of $4,800,000, far exceeding the guarantee of $4 million.

2026 BetMGM Poker Championship Final Table Results

PlacePlayerPrize
1Joshua Mammen$481,180*
2Erik Eisen$431,180*
3Paul Hofer$431,180*
4Nick Palma$431,180*
5Ariel Celestino$431,180*
6Mike Wilklow$165,300
7Pavlos Xanthopoulos$135,300
8Uri Kadosh$106,500
9Nenad Cvetkovic$79,935