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Here's an updated set of chip counts from the seven remaining players as they take a five-minute break.
2020 Borgata Spring Poker Open Online Series
$100,000 GTD Main Event
Day: 1
Event Info
2020 Borgata Spring Poker Open Online Series
Final Results
Event Info
Buy-in
$400
Prize Pool
$126,290
Total Entries
346
Players Left 1 / 346
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In Level 36 with Blinds of 70,000/140,000 and an ante of 17,500, "Bluehaven" opened to 280,000 in the hijack and was three-bet to 1.05 million by "sri50k," who was on the button. "Bluehaven" thought for a few moments and called.
The flop was 
and "Bluehaven" went all in, effectively putting "sri50k" all in for less than a pot-sized bet. "sri50k" wasted no time calling.
"sri50k": 
"Bluehaven": 
"Bluehaven" had found their pair of jacks way behind "sri50k's" kings and the turn 
changed no part of that. However, the river 
was the prettiest card in the deck for "Bluehaven," giving them aces up to top "sri50k's" kings and send them to the virtual rail in eighth place.
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In Level 35 with blinds of 60,000/120,000 and an ante of 15,000, "Bluehaven" jammed for 3.6 million under the gun and "DaCoolerKing" called all in for 1.3 million in the hijack. All remaining players folded.
"DaCoolerKing": 
"Bluehaven": 
The flop came 
to give "Bluehaven" a set of jacks. It also, however, gave "DaCoolerKing" four outs to Broadway. None would come as the turn 
and river 
completed the runout and "DaCoolerKing" took ninth place in the tournament as a result.
In Level 34 with blinds of 50,000/100,000 and an ante of 12,500, "IReadYrSoul" opened to 200,000 in middle position and received a call before "sri50k" three-bet all in from the small blind. "IReadYrSoul" called.
"IReadYrSoul": 
"sri50k": 
There was no sweat for "IReadYrSoul" as the runout came 
and they doubled, bringing their stack up to 3.8 million as "sri50k" has fallen below 3 million.
In Level 34 with blinds of 50,000/100,000 and an ante of 12,500, "misterkk" opened to 215,000 on the button and was three-bet to 715,000 by "TheKing411" in the small blind. "misterkk" thought for some time, activating their time bank before ultimately four-bet jamming for around 4 million. "TheKing411" quickly called.
"misterkk":
"TheKing411":
A king came on the flop 
to give "misterkk" even worse odds at surviving. The turn 
brought a flush draw, providing a glimmer of hope, but that glimmer died out quickly as the river completed the runout to result in their tenth-place finish from the tournament.
Meanwhile, nine now remain and are all at the final table with "TheKing411" holding a commanding chip lead after the massive pot.
Level 33 (45,000/90,000 has come to a close with no significant action to note. Here's a look at updated chip counts as play continues on the final table bubble.
At the beginning of Level 33 with blinds at 45,000/90,000 and an ante of 11,250, preflop action saw all of the chips go into the middle with "Gohednpopoff" all in on the button having received action from "sri50k," who was under the gun.
"Gohednpopoff":
"sri50k":
"Gohednpopoff" proved to be on the wrong end of the coin flip after the board ran out 
to give "sri50k" aces up and eliminate "Gohednpopoff" from the tournament in 11th place.
The tournament is now in hand-for-hand play with 10 players remaining, as just one more elimination is needed to reach the final table.
In Level 32 with blinds of 40,000/80,000 and an ante of 10,000, "Burgersssss" got the last of their chips in preflop from the big blind against "misterkk", who was on the button.
"Burgersssss": 
"misterkk": 
No ace came as the board ran out 
and "Burgersssss" found themselves out of chips to finish the tournament in 12th place.
In Level 32 with blinds of 40,000/80,000 and an ante of 10,000, "Whodatvu" raised to 160,000 in the hijack and was called by "TheKing411" on the button and "deerpathdave," who defended their big blind.
The flop came and "deerpathdave" checked. "Whodatvu" made a pot-sized continuation-bet of 580,000 and "TheKing411" folded. "deerpathdave" called.
Action was then heads up for the turn , where "deerpathdave" checked again. "Whodatvu" went all in for 1.48 million and "deerpathdave" called.
"Whodatvu":
"deerpathdave": 
"Whodatvu" was ahead with top pair, top kicker, but needed to fade outs to two pair, trips, and both a flush and open-ended striaght draw. It proved to be too much as the river gave "deerpathdave" a flush and eliminated "Whodatvu" in 13th place, earning a payday of $1,515.48 for their efforts.
