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Just three tables remain now, with 23 players spread out amongst those tables. Below you will see updated counts for those 23 players.
partypoker US Network Online Series (Oct. 11-18)
Event #9: $320 NLH $20K GTD
Day: 1
Players Left 1 / 92
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Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Mike “MistaMenza” Menzer kicked off the action with a raise, and "Lisaj416" reraised in the big blind. Menzer four bet shoved all in for 230,000 and change, and "Lisaj416" made a big call with 
. He was flipping against the big slick of Menzer, and he shot out to the lead following the 
flop. No three would come, and Menzer scooped a monster pot to vault into the top five.
A total of 92 players came out for this $320 buy-ins event, making for a prizepool of $27,600. The final 14 players will finish in the money, all locking up at least $427.80. First place will walk home $8,142 richer.
Check out the rest of the payouts in this photo, or in the payouts tab.
"E.J.D" has recently separated himself from the rest of the pack, as he now has more than double anyone else in the event still. The 15th level has just kicked off, which means registration is just about to close.
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Eric “alwaysliquid” Vanauken and Daniel “centrfieldr23” Lupo got into a raising war preflop that saw all of Vanauken's chips go into the middle with pocket jacks. However, he was well behind the 
of Lupo, and that would stay the case on the 
flop, and 
turn. However, the 
slammed down on the river, giving Vanauken a two outer for a massive double up.
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Blinds: 1,800/3,600
Three players limped in for 3,600, before "KevinDurant" moved all in for 73,000 and change. It folded to "Efeneyeguy", who called for a bit less than half his stack.
"KevinDurant": 
"Efeneyeguy": 
"Efeneyeguy" was well behind, but that quickly changed after the flop came 
. A third ace came on the turn to strengthen the lead for "Efeneyeguy", but out of nowhere, the 
completed the board, giving "KevinDurant" an unlikely full house, and a big double up.
The clock says 67 players entered so far in this $320 buy-in event, which means the prizepool is now at $20,100 and growing. Registration will be available for another thirty minutes or so, so there is still time to get in on this big Saturday night event!
