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Level 24: 4K/8K(1K)
It all went in on the flop of 
with "SmokenSubaru" holding the jack but up against aces for "coldandwarm". A third jack came on the river though, and "SmokenSubaru" managed to stay alive.
2020 New Jersey Championship of Online Poker [NJCOOP]
Event #36: $200 NLHE [8-Max], $20K GTD
Day: 1
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Level 23: 3.5K/7K(875)
"mrblonde2020" shoved for more than 34K after a raise to 16K and a call. "karish33" called before "BearChckn" reshoved for 116,114 and pushed the other player out of the way.
BearChckn: 
"mrblonde2020": 
Board: 
"mrblonde2020" was dominated and couldn't find any help, ending their day on the money bubble.
Level 23: 3.5K/7K(875)
"btbillie" got the bubble double after shoving jack-deuce blind on blind. Dan "monkeyman067" Sewnig called off with more chips and the better queen-six, but "btbillie" got there with two pair on the river.
Action will resume shortly on the money bubble with play in Level 22 and blinds at 3K/6K(750).
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Level 21: 2.5K/5K(625)
Mike "FortheThrill" Haberman shoved 66,177 early, and Tony "JoEiSiNz" Sinishtaj reshoved to isolate with more.
Tony "JoEiSiNz" Sinishtaj:
Mike "FortheThrill" Haberman: 
Board: 
The tens held for Sinishtaj sending Haberman out of the game.
There are just 29 players remaining now, with 23 cashing spots available.
Level 20: 2K/4K(500)
"JinxySkunk" raised the cutoff to 8.5K, then called off with less when "samsonjosNJ" shoved the small blind.
"samsonjosNJ": 
"JinxySkunk": 
Board: 
The ace-king held through the board, sending "JinxySkunk" to the rail.
Level 19: 1.75K/3.5K(450)
It all went in pre-flop with Brian "Wsopboy1997" Sherrier playing kings against the queens of "T1111111111M". The board ran clean for the over-pair and "T1111111111M" busted the short stack a few hands later.
Level 18: 1.5K/3K(375)
"Maverick08618" limped the button and got calls from both blinds, including "mrblonde2020" in the small. The flop came 
and it checked to "Maverick08618" who bet 5K. "mrblonde2020" shoved for more than 41K, and "Maverick08618" called off with more.
"Maverick08618":
"mrblonde2020": 
Board: 
"mrblonde2020" hit the queen and held for a big double.
