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Any1 heading out in the snow for the Borgata 75k GTD tomorrow?? I know that last time we had bad weather there was an overlay, so I'm hoping that we get dumped on tonight/tomorrow.
Borgata website reads <span>"Borgata reserves the right to alter, change, or cancel tournament. Borgata will not be held responsible in the event of typographical errors or misinformation on the website or printed material pertaining to this event, and players will not have claim in these matters. </span>
It may take me 6 hours to get there, but I have no problem leaving the house at 6am for the chance at a decent overlay. Any chance they would really cancel/alter the tourney to remove the overlay if the turnout is light because of snow?? I really don't believe the Borgata would do that, but I may go postal if I get there and they tell me its now a normal $340 w/ 55 runners. Thoughts??? -
Someone just sent me this. This is the answer i was looking for. It wouldn't be good pr, to say the least, if they changed their stance now...
<H1>Borgata Forced to Provide Overlay in Poker Tournament</H1>
<H2>PUBLISHED: Wednesday Feb 06, 2008 01:41 PM</H2>
It Missed its Entrant Mark by Five Last Friday
On Friday, for the first time in the history of the Borgata poker room, an overlay was needed to match a prize-pool guarantee for its $330 buy-in, $75,000-guaranteed hold’em event. The casino blamed horrible weather in the Atlantic City area for barely not attracting enough players to cover the guarantee. The city experienced a rainstorm with 20 mph gusting winds that day, and the tournament was short the number of entrants it needed to match the guarantee by five players.
As it was, 245 players played in the event, and the Boragta covered the remaining $1,500 that was needed to reach the $75,000-guaranteed prize pool.
<SPAN>“We will continue to cover all overlays for all guaranteed events as we have promised from the beginning,” said Ray Stefanelli, director of poker marketing. “Borgata will always guarantee the money will be there for customers when they show up to play in our tournaments. Adding $1,500 to [Friday's] prize pool is just one of the steps Borgata is willing to take to fulfill our promise and keep our customers satisfied.”</SPAN> -
they changed this huh? it used to be a 230 tournament with like 6K chips right?
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