Bobby Oboodi Wins WPT Borgata Poker Open

The record-breaking World Poker Tour Borgata Poker Open has finally come to a conclusion, and it was young Bobby Oboodi who was crowned the champion at the end. It was an overall exciting final table as players were wondering if Bobby Oboodi would have been able to keep his lead up to the end, and the impressive thing about it is that he did. Not only that, but he performed exceptionally well in the final table as well.

The Final Table

Bobby Oboodi started out as the chip leader in the final table of six and managed to keep things that way up until the end. The most impressive thing about the final table is that Oboodi, while maintaining his chip lead, even managed to eliminate four of his five opponents during play. The first one to get eliminated was the day’s short stack, player Ricky Hale. Right after two hours after Hale was sent down the rail by Oboodi, Darren Elias was then the second to go by Oboodi’s hands and another couple of hours later, Fred Goldberg was eliminated by, yet again, Bobby Oboodi. Bobby’s A and 9 hearts proved to be superior compared to Goldberg’s 10 diamond 9 clubs and help from the community cards did not arrive to save Goldberg. A few moments later, player Daniel Buzgon was eliminated by Jin Hwang, which started the heads up between the two remaining players, Hwang and Oboodi. At the heads up play, Oboodi managed to take down Hwang with in only 18 hands. At the 18th hand, Hwang eventually went all in, gambling his chips. Oboodi called and Hwang’s gamble did not pay off, which made Oboodi the WPT Borgata campion.

The Final Rankings

First on the list is Bobby Oboodi, who was able to take down four of his opponents. He sits on first place with a total of $922,441 to take home and the title of champion for the 2011 WPT Borgata Poker Open. Next on the list is Jin Hwang with a pretty solid $554,303 as he ended up being the runner up of the event. On third place, to take home a total of 335,433 is Daniel Buzgon. Following Buzgon is Fred Goldberg with a pretty good $280,925 on fourth place. Darren Elias sits on fifth place with a total of $230,610. Lastly, we have Ricky Hale, who sits on sixth place with a pretty good $186,585 to take home.

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