It reached $1 million earlier this year and surpassed the previous record of $1.07 million, won in 2018 at Motor City Casino in Detroit at the beginning of June. The jackpot had been accruing since April 2021 and was just the second time to hit since launching in March 2021. Wexford’s Raymond Brodersen won $368,029 (plus the pot) with his Royal Flush of spades, and all remaining players at the table earned $61,338 apiece. 28 at around 4:15 p.m., the record bad beat jackpot hit for $1,226,765.80 when four aces lost to a Royal Flush in a game of $1/$3 No-Limit Hold’em.īenjamin Flanagan of Huttonsville, West Virginia held the quad aces, losing the pot but earning $490,708 as the jackpot winner. In addition to the Bad Beat Jackpot, the Borgata Poker Room is also running their $3,000 High Hand Challenge every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday as well as continuing their bonus comps promotion though the month of February.Rivers Casino Pittsburgh just had a colossal moment in its poker room. The Borgata Poker Room is always packed with action on weekends and with that BBJ prize pool up over $325,000 and continuing to grow until somebody takes the best bad beat of their life, it should drive even more players to the tables as they try to get “unlucky” and walk away with some life changing money. While the Deep Stacks Challenge is in full swing, currently just past the mid-way point of it’s most successful series in terms of prize pools and field sizes ever, it’s never too early to start looking ahead at what’s coming up in the next few weeks and months on the Borgata Poker calendar.īut, before we preview the Spring Poker Open and a brand new “championship-like” event series, let’s take a look at the most important thing on cash game players minds heading into the weekend, the growing Borgata Bad Beat Jackpot.

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