In Level 31 with blinds of 20,000/40,000 and an ante of 5,000, "Dkoot74" shoved for 293,000 on the button and "POCKETNINEE" called in the big blind.
"Dkoot74": 
"POCKETNINEE": 
"Dkoot74" picked up a couple of backdoors on the flop 
, but they all vanished on the turn 
. Left with three outs, they all missed on the river 
and "Dkoot74" became the 10th-place finisher in the tournament. With their elimination, nine players now remain and the final table has officially been reached.
Play has moved into Level 31 with blinds of 20,000/40,000 and an ante of 5,000. Here's a look at updated stacks from the 10 remaining players.
Back in April, PokerStars PA held the PASCOOP, which was the spring version of this series. At the time, the site had been playing around with its guarantee for its biggest event of the week, the Sunday Special going from $40,000 to $100,000 back down to $50,000 one week.
Then, on April 5, it was settled on a $100 buy-in, $70K GTD when PokerStars PA Ambassador Jen "JenShahadePA" Shahade claimed the title and made headlines in the poker world.
| Date | April 5 |
| Buy-in | $100 |
| Guarantee | $70,000 |
| Entries | 1,076 |
| Prize pool | $98,777 |
| ITM | 179 |
The guarantee was smashed with 295 entries and 127 re-entries generating a huge $78,492 prize pool with 177 players collecting at least a min-cash of $373.
PokerStars PA Ambassador Jen "JenShahadePA" Shahade, who is in action here in the Main Event, was the biggest online poker winner in Pennsylvania after shipping it for $11,527. Shahade agreed to a an even-split, three-way deal with "Jonny LeGOAT" (second - $10,277) and "BMM2019" (third - $10,277) with $1,250 left to play for the winner.
Shahade gave something for her fans to root for as she streamed the victory for her first big poker stream.
First time streaming a big poker tourney on my new combined chess AND poker channel on https://t.co/E8CYK9JQje and… https://t.co/Gbq5499pDd
— Jennifer Shahade (@JenShahade)
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jennifer "JenShahadePA" Shahade | $11,527* |
| 2 | Jonny LeGOAT | $10,277* |
| 3 | BMM2019 | $10,277* |
| 4 | PokerStarsHYS | $5,565 |
| 5 | SDotRog | $4,079 |
| 6 | killerbird019 | $2,990 |
| 7 | KennytheRipper | $2,192 |
| 8 | smm570 | $1,606 |
| 9 | HodorHodorHodor | $1,178 |
In Level 30 with blinds of 15,000/30,000 and an ante of 3,750, "ButtonM@sher" raised to 63,000 in the hijack and action folded around to "youngster0480" in the sbsmall blind who called. Action went heads up to a flop of 
and "youngster0480" check-called a continuation-bet of 116,000 from "ButtonM@sher".
The turn came and "youngster0480" led out, overbet-shoving for the 732,000 that "ButtonM@sher" had remaining. They immediately called.
"ButtonM@sher": 
"youngster0480": 
"youngster0480" had shoved after turning top two pair, but it had also given "ButtonM@sher" the nuts. The river 
failed to improve "youngster0480" to a full house and the pot of nearly 1.88 million was shipped to "ButtonM@sher", making them the new chip leader.
Meanwhile, "Seanell", and "BirdBrain64" were eliminated from the tournament while "youngster0480" was left with 175,000 that they also lost shortly thereafter. The three eliminations brings the field down to 10, and hand-for-hand play has begun once again across the two remaining tables as the tournament has reached the final table bubble.
In Level 29 with blinds of 12,500/25,000 and an ante of 3,250, "youngster0480" opened to 75,000 in the cutoff and "AFA5671" three-bet to 287,500 in the small blind, leaving just 32,500 behind. "youngster0480" four-bet jammed and "AFA5671" called off what was left.
"AFA5671" 
"youngster0480": 
"AFA5671" could not find an ace as the board ran out 
and they were eliminated from the tournament. "BANGERRRRR" and "CLaP420" were also recently eliminated, rounding out the payout ladder rung at $685. Thirteen now remain, with places 13-10 set to earn $812 before the final table of nine is reached, guaranteeing $963 to every participant that accomplishes that feat.
In the meantime, "youngster0480" has overtaken the chip lead, becoming the second player in the tournament to reach seven figures as "gtl666" has also amassed a stack of over 1.1 million.
In Level 28 with blinds of 10,000/20,000 and an ante of 2,500, "usmc2doc13" open-shoved for 171,000 in the cutoff and "LelandGaunt38" clicked the raise button to isolate. "BirdBrain64" was in the big blind with 208,000 to start the hand and called all in to bring about a three-way all-in preflop situation.
"usmc2doc13": 
"BirdBrain64":
"LelandGaunt38": 
"BirdBrain" faded the necessary outs to hold on a runout of 
and nearly got a full triple out of it, bringing their stack up to 618,000 as "usmc2doc13" was eliminated, taking 17th place in the tournament.
"usmc2doc13"
In Level 27 with blinds of 8,000/16,000 and an ante of 2,000, action folded around to "youngster0480" in the cutoff and they opened to 48,000. "ButtonM@sher" was in the big blind and reraised enough to put "youngster0480" all in for 153,800 effective, and "youngster0480" called.
"youngser0480": 
"ButtonM@sher":
While "youngster0480" only needed one overcard to come, they got two as the flop 
gave them trips. They remained in front as the turn and river 
completed the runout and the pot was shipped their way.
Meanwhile, "thpinal" was eliminated in 18th place, becoming the last player to earn $578. All remaining players will earn at least $685.
Play is midway through Level 27 with blinds of 8,000/16,000 and an ante of 2,000. An updated list of counts from the 18 remaining players has been provided below.
In Level 26 with blinds of 7,000/14,000 and an ante of 1,750, "TightIsRight570" saw action fold around to the small blind and completed. "gtl666" checked their option in the big blind and the flop came 
. "TightIsRight570" checked and "gtl666" made a bet of 14,000, which "TightIsRight570" called.
The turn was . "TightIsRight570" checked again and "gtl666" bet 33,200. "TightIsRight570" put in a check-raise to 91,000, which "gtl666" called to bring the river 
. "TightIsRight570" fired out 136,600, sending "gtl666" into the tank. They activated their time bank and proceeded to raise enough to put "TightIsRight570" to a decision for their remaining 224,400. "TightIsRight570" called.
"TightIsRight570":
"gtl666": 
"TightIsRight570" rivered a no-good full house and got the last of their chips in after doing so. Shortly before their elimination, "UnitedWeZag" and "ArgieBluff" were also knocked out of the tournament. The trio of bust outs brings the tournament down to 18 with just two tables now remaining.
In Level 26 with blinds of 7,000/14,000 and an ante of 1,750 "usmc2doc13" opened the action with a raise to 28,000 in mp and "king12929" re-shoved for 75,100 on the button. Both players in the blinds folded and then "usmc2doc13" called.
"king12929": 
"usmc2doc13":
The flop gave "usmc2doc13" a pair of eights and left "king12929" with two immediate outs plus potential backdoor flush and gutshot straight outs. The turn added a flush draw, giving them 11 outs to the river, but they all missed as became the last card of their tournament.
"WHATWHYNO", "pariszoo11", "twin232364", and "rrobmsm1992" were also recently eliminated, and 21 players now remain.
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