partypoker US Network Online Series

From May 19-24, you can put your skills to the test and grab some prize money during the partypoker US Network Online Mini-Series. Have some fun while putting your best poker face forward and play in our network’s online mini-series - featuring buy-ins as low as $0.25 up to $20.

This is the perfect series for players accustomed to the micro and lower stakes.

The series will culminate on Sunday, May 24 with a $10 buy-in $2,500 GTD NLH Main Event Big Stack, while the other big tournament on the schedule is the $20 buy-in Event #1: $10,000 GTD Phased, which will hold starting flights daily before playing it out on Day 2 that same Sunday.

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In Level 18 with blinds of 4,000/8,000 and an ante of 1,000, "Bagels" raised to 16,000 under the gun and saw action fold around to Ari Engel, who three-bet all in for 194,800 in the small blind. "AlwaysCheck" called all in for less in the big blind and "Bagels" thought for a few moments before deciding against making it a three-way all in.

"AlwaysCheck88":
Ari Engel:

"AlwaysCheck88" had Engel dominated and the runout came to leave their king kicker best to go along with the board's pair of threes, scoring them the double at Engel's expense.

Player	Chips	Progress
Bagles	307,341
AlwaysCheck88	203,000 117,375	117,375
Ari Engel	103,325 -106,875	-106,875

Level 18 has begun and blinds are now up to 4,000/8,000 with an ante of 1,000. This 10-minute level is the final level of the registration period, meaning registration will close and the prize pool will become official in 10 short minutes.

Twenty-one players remain out of 108 entries at the start of the level.

Twenty-five players remain out of 107 entries with play just past the midway point in Level 17. Blinds are currently at 3,500/7,000 with an ante of 875, and registration will remain open for approximately 14 more minutes.

Player	Chips	Progress
NewAgedP23	611,658 383,808	383,808
jimlarry	347,307 182,919	182,919
TheKing411	339,072 -66,125	-66,125
rumpthumper	339,055 40,030	40,030
SugarJ	321,512 272,012	272,012
upayformypennys	313,765 190,480	190,480
roystalin	301,200 38,635	38,635
Katie Stone	281,899 7,875	7,875
JinYang	280,432 -710	-710
BigDickRick	237,916 -44,125	-44,125
Bagels	232,966 -17,562	-17,562
Ari Engel	210,200 -113,020	-113,020
Turkeyleg	205,975 155,975	155,975
Allyoucaneat	163,615 -92,880	-92,880
BrigBeach	159,632 40,596	40,596
DaCoolerKing	158,274 99,284	99,284
Pokeher	144,836 -856	-856
pup33	136,750 136,750	136,750
PSL16197	120,165 40,895	40,895
LordRamsaySlays	97,396 6,975	6,975
AlwaysCheck88	85,625
Stingray99	74,000
pay4medsch00l	68,625 9,929	9,929
ChekyoRaySon	66,000 -37,700	-37,700
Gohednpopoff	49,125 49,125	49,125

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In Level 16 with blinds of 3,000/6,000 and an ante of 750, "Gohednpopoff" got all in preflop in the big blind and received action from "BigDickRick" in the hijack.

"Gohednpopoff":
"BigDickRick":

No help came for "Gohednpopoff" as the runout came and "BigDickRick" took down the pot to bring their stack up to 282,000.

Player	Chips	Progress
BigDickRick	282,041 155,791	155,791
Gohednpopoff	Busted

On the last hand of Level 15 with blinds of 2,500/5,000 and an ante of 625, "Gohednpopoff" opened the action with a raise to 12,500 in the cutoff and Katie Stone three-bet to 30,000 on the button. "Gohednpopoff" called.

The flop fell and "Gohednpopoff" checked. Stone made a continuation-bet of 22,000 and "Gohednpopoff"called, bringing the turn . "Gohednpopoff" checked again.

Stone shoved all in for 157,000 into the pot of 117,000 and sent "Gohednpopoff" into the tank.

"Gohednpopoff" activated their time bank and thought for a few more moments before folding, resulting in Stone earning the pot with her turn shove.

Player	Chips	Progress
Katie Stone	274,024 66,047	66,047
Gohednpopoff	176,566 -46,438	-46,438

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The tournament is on another five-minute break and 31 players remain. In total, 94 entries have been logged, meaning just six more are needed to reach the $20,000 guaranteed prize pool.

Play is in Level 14 with blinds of 2,000/4,000 and an ante of 500, and registration will remain open until the end of Level 18 at approximately 9:48 p.m. local time.

Here's a complete list of chip counts from the remaining players.

Player	Chips	Progress
TheKing411	405,197 158,108	158,108
Ari Engel	323,220 80,660	80,660
rumpthumper	299,025 111,537	111,537
JinYang	281,142 104,074	104,074
roystalin	262,565 132,175	132,175
Allyoucaneat	256,495 135,206	135,206
Bagels	250,528 25,656	25,656
Gohednpopoff	223,004 -43,600	-43,600
Katie Stone	207,977 91,777	91,777
golden13	207,716 45,610	45,610
mooseman1710	198,383 25,500	25,500
jimlarry	164,388 111,648	111,648
Pokeher	145,692 23,792	23,792
sri50k	139,490 30,497	30,497
BigDickRick	126,250 40,470	40,470
upayformypennys	123,285 36,710	36,710
BrigBeach	119,036 -46,787	-46,787
NewAgedP23	109,800 109,800	109,800
ChekyoRaySon	103,700 103,700	103,700
NoRecourse	91,010 -13,500	-13,500
LordRamsaySlays	90,421 40,421	40,421
UFOLDIWIN	85,710 35,710	35,710
PSL16197	79,270 29,270	29,270
Whosyourdoddy	77,470 -22,730	-22,730
DaCoolerKing	58,990 -7,410	-7,410

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In Level 13 with blinds of 1,800/3,600 and an ante of 450, "Bagels" raised under the gun to 10,800 and "MattEMenz" three-bet shoved for 76,000 in middle position. Action folded back to "Bagels" and they made the call.

"MattEMenz":
"Bagels":

"Bagels" picked up a set on the flop but the turn gave "MattEMenz" a double-gutshot straight draw. The river was a clean one for "Bagels" and their set remained on top, sending "MattEMenz" to the showers as a result.

Player	Chips	Progress
Bagels	224,872 174,872	174,872
MattEMenz	Busted