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The remaining 13 players are on a five-minute break. Chip counts have been provided below.
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 31 with blinds at 35,000/70,000 and an ante of 8,750, "Eages" went all in from middle position for 865,000. Action folded around to "Bluehaven" in the small blind, who reraised and folded out the big blind.
"Eages": 
"Bluehaven": 
The board ran out 
to result in "Bluehaven's" jacks remaining best and "Eages" was eliminated from the tournament in 15th place.
Moments later, "Donkfish" was eliminated in 14th place to bring the number of players remaining down to 13.
Just 15 players remain with the recent eliminations of the following players.
In Level 31 with blinds of 35,000/70,000 and an ante of 8750, "Whodatvu" limped in from early position. Action folded around to "ParxBigStax" in the big blind, who raised all in. "Whodatvu" called.
"Whodatvu": 
"ParxBigStax": 
"Whodatvu" was able to fade what ended up being 10 outs by the river as the board came 
for their treys to remain best en route to a double.
ParxBigStax was down to just four big blinds after the hand and was eliminated a couple of hands later.
In Level 30 with blinds of 30,000/60,000 and an ante of 7,500, all of the chips got in the middle between "Gohednpopoff," who was on the button and "rumpthumper" in the big blind. "Gohednpopoff' was at risk.
"Gohednpopoff": 
"rumpthumper": 
A queen came on the flop 
for "Gohednpopoff" to pull ahead. However, the turn gave "rumpthumper" four more outs at the knockout. The river came 
and completed the runout with "Gohednpopoff" finishing with aces up to score the double.
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Play is now midway through Level 30 with blinds of 30,000/60,000 and an ante of 7,500. Updated chip counts for the remaining 18 players have been provided.
In Level 30 with blinds of 30,000/60,000 and an ante of 7,500, "AvidSmores" got all in for just shy of 1 million from the hijack and received action from "Rennan23" in the big blind.
"AvidSmores": 
"Rennan23": 
The board ran out 
to leave "AvidSmores" with the second-best hand and no further chips, resulting in their elimination from the tournament.
Moments earlier, "iluvmollys55" was also eliminated from the tournament. The two eliminations brings the field down to 18, with just two tables now remaining.
In Level 29 with blinds of 25,000/50,000 and an ante of 6,250, "layitdown08" went all in for 250,000 in the hijack and saw "AvidSmores" reraise all in for 884,000 in the cutoff. All remaining players folded.
"layitdown08": 
"AidSmores":
"layitdown08" found help on the flop 
with a pair of kings, but "AvidSmores" picked up the nut flush draw to go with their three outs to an ace. The turn was safe for "layitdown08," but the river 
filled up the nut flush for "AvidSmores" and "layitdown08" was eliminated from the tournament.
Moments later, "mackdog" was eliminated after getting all in from the big blind with deuce-six suited, only to run it into the pocket aces of "TheKing411," who held and now sits with 3.9 million.
With time expiring in Level 28 and blinds at 20,000/40,000 with an ante of 5,000, there were three limps before "deerpathdave" raised to 300,000 in the cutoff. One of those limpers was "mmflpoker", who was in early position and three-bet all in for shy of 700,000. "deerpathdave" called.
"mmflpoker":
"deerpathdave":
"mmflpoker" found their limp-jam successful after getting kings in preflop against the ace-queen of "deerpathdave," but that's where the magic ended as an ace came on the flop 
and the turn and river left the situation unchanged to result in "mmflpoker" being eliminated from the tournament.
"sandman9876" was also eliminated just beforehand, and "stringerbell24" was eliminated immediately afterwards to take the number of players in the field down to 22.
