partypoker US Network Online Series (May 31-June 7)

In Level 16 with blinds of 3,000/6,000 and an ante of 750, "Sunnyp99" raised to 12,000 under the gun and received a call from "BookMan513" in the hijack. "Gergulizer" three-bet all in for 29,000 on the button and "Sunnyp99" shoved over the top for 60,000 once action got back to them, forcing a fold from "BookMan513."

"Gergulizer":
"Sunnyp99":

The flop came to give "Gergulizer" 12 outs and two shots at hitting. They would only need one, as the turn gave them the nut flush and the river completed the runout and earned them the pot.

In Level 15 with blinds of 2,500/5,000 and an ante of 625, "AllinAces" was under the gun and shoved for 130,700. They found a taker in "bmweiser," who was in the small blind.

"AllinAces":
"bmweiser":

"AllinAces" found themselves way out in front and pulled even further ahead with the flop . They left "bmweiser" drawing dead on the turn in style, making quads before the river completed the runout and the pot of 270,000 was shipped their way.

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Keep an eye out for Buzgon throughout the partypoker US Network Online Series.

In Level 14 with blinds of 2,000/4,000 and an ante of 500, three-way action saw a flop come . There was 27,000 in the middle and "plumberboy699" shoved their small blind for 67,000. "McBear23" called in the big blind and Anthony "Flawlessbinkage" Maio also called from under the gun.

"McBear23":
Anthony "Flawlessbinkage" Maio:
"plumberboy699":

Maio was ahead with top set but "McBear23" hit a flush on the turn . The river then fell to give Maio the full house, earning him both pots and winning the pot for over 150,000.

The tournament has reached its third break of the night with play early in Level 14 (2,000/4,000/500).

Level 13 has begun with blinds now reaching 1,800/3,600 and an ante of 450. The rebuy period is officially two-thirds of the way done, and 44 out of 79 players remain with 105 rebuys having been recorded as well.

The following players have been eliminated from the tournament.

In Level 12 with blinds of 1,600/3,200 and an ante of 400, "Chalmisi6" raised to 6,400 in the cutoff and "Sunnyp99" three-bet shoved for 34,600 in the small blind. "BookMan513" cold-called in the big blind, being the only player to do so.

"Sunnyp99":
"BookMan513":

"BookMan513" hit a jack on the flop to pull ahead and remained there as the turn and river completed the runout.

On the following hand, "Chalmisi6" raised in the hijack and saw Ted "roystalin" Ely defend his big blind. Stacks got in on an ace-high flop with two diamonds, with "Chalmisi6" having pocket aces for top set. Ely had a flush draw that did not fill up, and "Chalmisi6" scored the double.

Play has moved into Level 11 with blinds of 1,400/2,800 and an ante of 350. Here's a look at updated chip leaders.