Damian Gregoire checked the flop from the small blind, as did Kevin Cronin in the big blind. James Lemire followed with a check in middle position, and Joseph Coleman fired a bet of 1,200.

Brandi Uschin tossed in the call from the cutoff, while Lemire was the only other caller.

Lemire checked again on the turn, and Coleman did the same. Uschin slid out 2,000, and Lemire made the call.

Coleman folded before the river, where Lemire led out for 5,000. After confirming the bet, Uschin opted the fold and Lemire claimed the pot.

Brandi Uschin	47,000	47,000
James Lemire	34,000	34,000
Joseph Coleman	33,000	33,000
Kevin Cronin	31,000	31,000
Damian Gregoire	29,000	29,000

Acarre Patton and Marlena Coffey were heads up to the river of the board, with all of Coffey's chips in the middle.

Marlena Coffey:
Acarre Patton:

Both players showed a full house, with Coffey's nines full of sevens holding up to earn the double.

Marlena Coffey	59,000	59,000
Acarre Patton	5,100	5,100

Acarre Patton and Marlena Coffey were heads up to the river of the board, with all of Coffey's chips in the middle.

Marlena Coffey:
Acarre Patton:

Both players showed a full house, with Coffey's nines full of sevens holding up to earn the double.

Marlena Coffey	59,000	59,000
Acarre Patton	5,100	5,100

Peter Uschin limped in from under the gun, and Danielle Calabria made the call in early position. Action folded around to Frank Buquicchio in the small blind, who raised to 1,500.

Uschin folded, while Calabria slid in the call. Buquicchio led out with a bet of 2,200 after the , and Calabria took some time before opting to let her hand go.

"I had a queen," said Calabria as Buquicchio raked in the pot.

Robert Oswald checked the turn of a board showing from the small blind, and Leslie Gazzola followed with a check in the big blind.

John Pfeffer slid out a bet of 2,000 from the cutoff, and Suzanne Zimmerman called on the button. Oswald and Gazzola folded, and the river hit the table.

Pfeffer took a moment before tossing out a bet of 5,000. That was enough to take down the pot, as Zimmerman slid her cards to the dealer.

Robert Oswald	36,000	36,000
John Pfeffer	28,000	28,000
Leslie Gazzola	24,000	24,000
Suzanne Zimmerman	21,000	21,000

Four players saw the flop, where Vangjel Haxhia led out for 500 from the small blind. Christopher Jones made the call in the big blind, with Jon McClain and Ahmed Derkaoui coming along in middle position.

Haxhia fired again on the turn, with only Jones tossing in a call. The river completed the board, and Haxhia slid out another 1,000 chip. Jones did not take long to make the call.

"Two pair," Haxhia announced as he turned over . Jones could only show for a pair of eights, as Haxhia raked in the chips.

Congratluations to Joseph Sheehan, who defeated a field of 73 entries to take down the first Bar Poker Open trophy of the week in Atlantic City.

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Andreas Tsiaras opened to 500 in early position, finding a call from Anthony LoBue on his left. Both players checked the flop.

The dealer flipped over the turn, where Tsiaras announced a bet of 700. That produced a quick fold from LoBue, and Tsiaras claimed an early pot.

Andreas Tsiaras	32,000	32,000
Anthony LoBue	29,000	29,000

The Borgata Event Center is full with more than 250 entries to begin play. Cards are in the air for Day 1a.

An exciting week is underway at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, as the Bar Poker Open series returns after a five-year break for the $400 Atlantic City Championship.

The events this week are being held alongside the Borgata Fall Poker Open, where the Championship Event features a guaranteed $30,000 first-place prize and an estimated prize pool of over $150,000.

Action begins today at 11:15 a.m. local time, where 2025 BPO seat winners will be joined by Super League invite winners for Day 1a. That will be followed by Day 1b on November 16, with participants from the opening flight able to rejoin the action and qualify for a spot in the money on Day 2.

The last BPO Championship was held in June, as Ron Fienberg captured the 2025 Bar Poker Open Vegas World Championship. Fienberg defeated Bryan Keefer in a short heads-up match to capture the biggest score of his career while representing KOntenders Poker USA.

2025 Bar Poker Open Vegas World Championship Final Table Results

Qualified entrants will start with 30,000 chips, playing 30-minute levels on Day 1a beginning at 100/200 with a 200 big blind ante. The schedule includes breaks after every two hours, and action will continue until 10 percent of field remains to advance to Day 2.

Players can take advantage of the single reentry per flight, and all players from today's opening flight will have the option to buy in on Saturday's Day 1b. Those that bag up both opening flights will receive a $1,000 double bag bonus, with only the largest stack carrying forward to Monday's final day.

Don't miss any of the action, as the PokerNews live reporting team will provide full coverage of the BPO Atlantic City Championship.