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In Level 23 with blinds of 7,000/14,000 and an ante of 1,750, preflop action saw 84,000 into the middle in a heads-up pot between "mooseman1710" in the small blind and "IReadYrSoul," who was on the button.

The flop dropped and "mooseman1710" checked. "IReadYrSoul" bet 25,200 and "mooseman1710" check-raised to 84,000. "IReadYrSoul" called.

The turn came and "mooseman1710" continued with a bet of 147,000. "IReadYrSoul" called and the river fell . With 546,000 in the middle, "mooseman1710" jammed for their last 234,000 and "IReadYrSoul" quickly called once more.

"mooseman1710":
"IReadYrSoul":

"mooseman1710" saw their overpair had run into "IReadYrSoul's" turned two pair and was thus no good to result in their elimination from the tournament. The pot was shipped to "IReadYrSoul," who now finds themselves with over 1.3 million.

Meanwhile, Alex “JinYang” Butcher was down to just a couple of big blinds at the beginning of the level and has doubled multiple times to find himself back near a quarter-million and well into contention once again.

Player	Chips	Progress
IReadYrSoul	1,335,043	511,065
Alex “JinYang” Butcher	245,041	218,122
mooseman1710	Busted

Thirty players remain as the tournament resumes from another five-minute break with Level 23 (7,000/14,000/1,750) now underway. An updated and complete list of chip counts has been provided below.

Player	Chips	Progress
Livthanwen	1,095,251	780,063
Anthony “Flawlissbinkage” Maio	852,121	-249,860
IReadYrSoul	823,978	206,234
Bagels	796,254	146,044
layitdown08	794,265	183,350
angels	676,856	408,588
rule22	626,190	244,840
onoreally	581,287	116,706
Bond18	560,306	-120,800
mooseman1710	518,065	-98,737
BlckJck	510,162	510,162
epdawg5	480,462	-57,250
a_stormy_knight	426,016	376,016
IvanBlock	405,199	-156,400
pay4medsch00l	398,106	107,002
ghoul	385,511	-80,590
Eric "alwaysliquid" Vanauken	366,340	-13,125
David "TheKing411" Coleman	324,960	-68,250
BlackCoffee	291,107	-67,905
maniacalmonk	275,582	144,230
Joem325	259,540	259,540
MakiNuReload	258,986	258,986
treetrap	243,591	-220,223
jaehoez24	240,360	-93,154
chen718	217,031	-60,019

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At the beginning of July, the partypoker US Network in New Jersey reached a sizzling conclusion when the WPT Online Poker Open, which combined fields from partypoker US, Borgata Poker and BetMGM Poker crowned a winner. The Main Event drew a field of 868 entries, generating a lofty $317,540 prize pool which surpassed its $300k guarantee. It marked the largest ever event for the New Jersey online poker network surpassing the $302,100 prize pool for the $320 buy-in partypoker US Network $250K GTD back on March 29.

In the end, it was David "TheKing411" Coleman who emerged victorious for a payday of $56,586. In addition to the first-place prize, he also earned a WPT Championship Trophy and an $11,000 prize package which includes entry into the next WPT in-person live event, the WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic, which will take place at Bellagio in Las Vegas ($10,400 buy-in), as well as $600 in cash towards travel expenses.

David Coleman spoke to PokerNews about the win.

Less than five minutes remain in Level 22 (6,000/12,000/1,500) and just 30 players now remain after another slew of eliminations has recently occurred to leave the following players no longer in contention.

Player	Chips	Progress
BigDickRick	Busted
SammyTheDentist	Busted
Mike “IIIIIIIIIIII” Haberman	Busted
pompii	Busted
metzfan86	Busted
SuperShred	Busted
Stevehung	Busted
keefvanh0rn	Busted
PhilipNAllen	Busted
MatchupProof	Busted
Michael "Gags30" Gagliano	Busted
FRIELnGood	Busted
Katie "KatieStone" Stone	Busted
jerseyman99	Busted
hoodrathings	Busted
Dan "mj23style" Sewnig	Busted
POKERDORMS	Busted
TheTerminator1	Busted
KingKong24	Busted

In Level 22 with blinds of 6,000/12,000 and an ante of 1,500, "BlackCoffee" shoved on the button for around 15 big blinds and was called by "maniacalmonk" in the big blind.

"BlackCoffee":
"maniacalmonk":

After finding themselves in dismal shape, the flop came to give "BlackCoffee" one of the three remaining aces in the deck to pull ahead. They remained there as the turn and river completed the runout and scored the double, living to see another hand as a result.

Player	Chips	Progress
BlackCoffee	359,012	279,142
maniacalmonk	131,352	-256,436

In Level 20 with blinds of 4,000/8,000 and an ante of 1,000, "Premium123" limped in from the hijack and "jerseyman99" limped in behind in the cutoff. "rule22" raised to 24,000 in the small blind and both players called, taking action three ways to a flop of , which saw "Premium123" get their last 74,000 in with both other players giving action for a shot at a triple.

"rule22" and "jerseyman99" then went to the turn with a possible side pot in order, though "rule22" check-folded to a bet of 68,000 to leave just two players in the hand.

"Premium123":
"jerseyman99":

"Premium123" was in great shape for a triple but the river spoiled their sights, giving "jerseyman99" two pair to earn them the pot and the knockout, bringing their stack over 575,000 along the way.

Player	Chips	Progress
jerseyman99	578,956	229,286
onoreally	473,581	207,228
rule22	387,850
Premium123	Busted

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In Level 19 with blinds of 3,500/7,000 and an ante of 875, "FRIELnGood" opened to 17,600 under the gun and "pay4medsch00l" three-bet jammed for 60,000 on their direct left. Action folded back to "FRIELnGood" and they called.

"pay4medsch00l":
"FRIELnGood":

"pay4medsch00l" saw the number outs they needed to fade cut in half as the flop gave them top pair, leaving "FRIELnGood" with a gutshot to Broadway and a couple of backdoor possibilities. Nothing came of it all as the turn and river completed the runout and "pay4medsch00l" saw the pot shipped their way for the double.

Player	Chips	Progress
pay4medsch00l	137,604	-16,265
FRIELnGood	26,119	-263,552