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Four-Way All-In Produces Set Over Set Over Set at Borgata Summer Poker Open

Four-Way All-In Produces Set Over Set Over Set at Borgata Summer Poker Open

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A dramatic four-way all-in stole the spotlight during Day 1E of the $600 Deep Stack Kick Off at the Borgata Summer Poker Open powered by BetMGM Poker. The event serves as the marquee opener of a festival offering more than $4 million in guaranteed prize pools, with the Kick Off itself carrying a $1,000,000 guarantee.

At the start of Level 7, with blinds of 400/800, four players—Kole Lekic, Daniel Leahy, Ben Weaver and John Dorsey—found themselves all-in together, building a main pot of 42,300 along with side pots totaling 59,500.

Dorsey opened from under the gun before Weaver shoved for 19,800. Leahy called off his remaining 19,700, and Lekic completed the action by pushing his last 10,100 from the small blind. Dorsey, holding the largest stack, made the call to see all four hands: Lekic with kings, Leahy with jacks, Weaver with queens, and Dorsey with ace-four suited.

The flop of King-Jack-Seven gave both Lekic and Leahy flopped sets, with Lekic ahead. The turn changed nothing significant, but the river Queen completed a set for Weaver, allowing him to overtake Leahy and scoop both side pots. Lekic’s set of kings held for the main pot, securing a quadruple-up.

Leahy was eliminated in the hand, while Dorsey, left with only a few chips, busted shortly after. The Kick Off has now completed four of six starting flights, with standout stacks from defending champion James Lauer and overnight leader Pavel Kim, who bagged 1,511,000 chips.

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