As the first level of the day marches on we have noticed more and more faces at the felt. Among those include Australian Poker Hall of Fame member and 2011 APPT Melbourne champ Leo Boxell.
A big hand right near the media desk just took place before the break. It started with David Borg opening to 700 from the hijack, before being met with a raise to 2,100 from Ivan Zalac on the button.
David Borg, who finished runner up in a $1,500 buy-in event at the World Series of Poker last year, is here in the building today, but unfortunately, he's off to a rough start.
David Borg started the action by raising to 250,000. Tomas Junek thought for about 30 seconds before assembling a three bet of 700,000, and sliding it into the middle. Borg took little time in moving all in, and Junek quickly called.
Tomas Junek raised from the button and made it 225,000. David Borg in the big blind made the call and the dealer spread a flop. Both players checked and it was off to the turn. The on fourth street saw a check-call from Borg for 275,000.
On a flop of , Tomas Junek check called a bet of 125,000 from David Borg. The hit the turn, and both players checked. On the river, the , Junek led out for 250,000.
The first hand of heads up play consisted of Tomas Junek raising it up to 225,000 from the button and David Borg raising to 575,000 from the big blind. Junek made the call and both players were granted access to the flop.
Peter Eastgate was first to act and he raised it up to 210,000. The table folded around to Donald Vogel in the big blind who moved all in for 1,650,000. Eastgate made the call and cards were exposed.
Action started with David Borg raising under the gun. Peter Eastgate was next to act, and he shoved all in for 1.515 million. It folded back around to Borg, and he made the call. The cards were tabled, and Eastgate was in great shape.
Tomas Junek raised from under the gun to 120,000, and it folded around to David Borg on the button. He quickly grabbed raising chips, and put in a three bet to 300,000.
David Borg raised from under the gun to 135,000, and David Borg was the only caller in the cutoff. The flop came down , and both players checked. The hit the turn, and Vogel led out for 150,000.
David Borg raised it up to 90,000 on the button, and Peter Eastgate came along in the small blind. The dealer laid out a flop of , and Eastgate check called a bet of 110,000. The hit the turn, and Eastgate checked again.
Tomas Junek raised from under the gun and made it 80,000 to see a flop. The table folded around to David Borg on the button who three-bet to 205,000. The blinds folded and it was back on Junek, who four-bet to 360,000.
Andrew Taylor started the hand off by raising it up to 60,000 from middle position. Donald Vogel then found the action on himself, and three-bet to 160,000. David Borg was up next and four-bet to 510,000.
Peter Eastgate started out this recent hand by raising it up to 50,000 from the hijack. Tomas Junek in the small blind, and David Borg in the big blind were the only two willing to come along for the ride.
Dmitrii Valouev raised to 45,000 and David Borg called from the big blind. The flop came down , and Borg checked. Valouev grabbed chips and fired out 55,000. Borg upped the stakes to 125,000, and Valouev moved all in for a total of 264,000.
We missed the exact action, but we know that Mohamad Kowssarie was all in preflop holding , but was behind the of David Borg. The flop wasn't too great for Kowssarie, coming .
David Borg and a unknown player found themselves all in against tournament regular Andrew Hinrichsen.
David Borg has been one player that has enjoyed his journeys across the Tasman Sea to New Zealand.
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