[Apotome]

I saw the show yesterday (from Season 2, I think? - at the Borgata in Atlantic City). I won't post the winner just in case you haven't seen it and don't want to know until you watch.

What caught my eye was the chips being used. Muted orange and grey. Did anybody else see these? Any idea what kind of chips they are?

I looked at them at first and thought... that's odd. But then the more they played, the chips really looked good. So I'm just curious what they might be.

Thanks,
Allan

[TomHimself]

was that the one with arieh,negraneu,williams, and ivey? my best guess would be they are paulsons, like the fun nites from the USPC

[Apotome]

Originally Posted by TomHimself

was that the one with arieh,negraneu,williams, and ivey? my best guess would be they are paulsons, like the fun nites from the USPC

No, the final table started with:

Seat 1 Carlos Mortensen $799,000
Seat 2 David Oppenheim $419,000
Seat 3 Randy Burger $219,000
Seat 4 Charlie Shoten $427,000
Seat 5 Noli Francisco $391,000
Seat 6 Mickey Seagal $ 98,000

Thanks,
Allan

[TomHimself]

Originally Posted by Apotome

No, the final table started with:

Seat 1 Carlos Mortensen $799,000
Seat 2 David Oppenheim $419,000
Seat 3 Randy Burger $219,000
Seat 4 Charlie Shoten $427,000
Seat 5 Noli Francisco $391,000
Seat 6 Mickey Seagal $ 98,000

Thanks,
Allan

oops, you got me, i think i remember seeing that one awhile ago. are you sure it was the borgata?

[TomHimself]

oops again is there 2 borgatas because i was only thinking of AC so maybe there is one in vagas

[Apotome]

Originally Posted by TomHimself

oops again is there 2 borgatas because i was only thinking of AC so maybe there is one in vagas

It was the Borgata Poker Open on September 22, 2003 at the Borgata in Atlantic City. I'm 99.9% sure this is the episode I saw.... unless the same 6 guys ended up at the final table in another episode.... and the same guy won.

Here's a link, including the winner:

http://www.cardplayer.com/world-poke...on-2.php#2wpt4

AB

[finzzup]

Borgata uses Paulson TH&C with a glossy inlay for tournaments. Bud Jones non-metal inlay's are used for the ring games.