April Showers of Promotions at BorgataPoker.com

BorgataPoker.com has been a leader in New Jersey’s online poker world since going live in 2014. The fact that Borgata’s stayed near the top of the market for five years tells you something about the quality of play it offers.

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borgata-cardsBorgataPoker.com has been a leader in New Jersey’s online poker world since going live in 2014. The fact that Borgata’s stayed near the top of the market for five years tells you something about the quality of play it offers.

The word for New Jersey’s online poker scene is competitive. It takes a lot to keep players at your tables, and BorgataPoker.com clearly has what it takes.

Here’s a look at some of what BorgataPoker.com is offering to online players this month:

  • Online satellites to the Borgata Spring Poker Open in Atlantic City continue until April 15. The last group of satellites focus on the Spring Open Championship, a $1 million guaranteed tournament that starts on Tax Day.
  • The Mega Tuesday $535 Six Max is a weekly online tournament featuring a $75,000 starting stack. It’s quickly become a player favorite. The tournament obviously has a $535 buy-in, but also carries a $12,000 prize pool guarantee. There’s a maximum of three re-entries.
  • The Mega Thursday $320 is another weekly tournament with a player-friendly set up. The $320 buy-in is offset by a $7,500 prize pool guarantee. Players get a $12,500 chip stack and up to three re-entries are allowed.

But Wait, There’s More!

Along with Mega Tuesday tournament, BorgataPoker.com also offers up an Old School tournament on Tuesdays. It has an easy $35 buy-in and re-entries are only $20. It’s a mellow tournament—like old school is supposed to be.

Sit & Go Leaderboards are also back in play at BorgataPoker.com through April 28. These leaderboards are for Six Max Sit & Gos and award $2,000 in bonuses weekly.

You can still play April 15 – 21 and April 22 – 28. BorgataPoker.com offers two separate leaderboards for low-stakes games ($1 – $5 buy-ins) and higher stake games ($10 buy-ins and up). The low leaderboard splits $500 in bonus play while the high leaderboard splits $1,500.

BorgataPoker.com also offers daily freerolls all month long. They run from $10 to $50 and are held eight times a day. Freerolls are just that: games that are free to play. The stakes are low, but they’re a great way for new players to get some risk-free experience.

Finally, BorgataPoker.com offers The Grind, a monthly promotion that rewards your play. Just keep racking up loyalty points and at the end of the month, you’ll earn extra rewards like tournament dollars and cash—up to $4,500—just for playing. The more iRPs you earn, the higher your reward will be.

For more information and to get started, visit BorgataPoker.com.

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