Welcome to Coverage of the 2020 NJCOOP Event #15: $1,000 NLHE [6-Max, High Roller], $45K GTD
The 2020 NJCOOP continues today on PokerStars NJ with PokerNews's live coverage of Event #15: $1,000 NLHE [6-Max, High Roller], $45K GTD!
The tournament will kick off at 8:00 p.m. ET with late registration and re-entries open for three hours and five minutes. Players will start with 25,000 in chips and play 12-minute levels.
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Event Highlights
The NJCOOP series, which will run through October 26, features $1 million in total guarantees across 54 events.
The crown jewel of the series is of course the $300 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event, which boasts a $125,000 guarantee. That one takes place Sunday, Oct. 25 at 5 p.m. local time.
It'll be accompanied by a smaller $50 No-Limit Hold'em Mini Main Event, with a $25,000 guarantee.
Players who enjoy non-hold'em formats will also have plenty to choose from. There are several pot-limit Omaha events, including a $500 six-max high roller. There's even $100 Pot-Limit Badugi, $100 H.O.R.S.E. and $100 5-Card PLO.
PokerStars NJ is also committed to giving frustrated players extra value via freeroll tickets. Those who get eliminated shy of the money will be given tickets into events awarding more NJCOOP seats.
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Following up Huge Spring and Summer Series
Action has been intense as ever on PokerStars NJ this year with some big tournament series hitting the client awarding some hefty prizes.
In April, New Jersey Spring Championship of Online Poker ran, with 620 entries in the similar $300 Main Event. "moledaddy" took home more than $30,000 for first place in that one.
A follow-up in July, the Bounty Builders series, saw more than $700,000 awarded over the course of a few weeks. Network superstar Daniel "AvaGray" Lupo, featured here on PokerNews, won about $14K in the Main Event.
flop. 
turn however, gave "Chalmisi6" some life as it gave them the spade flush draw but they bricked the river as it fell the 
ending their tournament.
flop appeared, Sherrier check-called Chin's 2,325 bet and did the same for 5,600 after the 
came on the turn. 
paired the board on the river and Sherrier checked one last time to Chin who fired out 47,600. Sherrier called off his 26,479 stack and showed 
to win the hand.
flop gave him an open-ended straight draw. 
turn was of no help nor was the 
river and he was eliminated from the tournament. 
appear on the turn. 
to eliminate Lopez from the tournament. 
runout, ending their tournament in seventh place for $2,245.45.
appeared on the turn giving "MartinChatwn" trips and leaving Coleman drawing dead. 
completed the board on the river and Coleman made his exit in fourth place. 