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partypoker US Network Players Choice Series (Dec.13-20)

Event #1: Sunday $35K GTD 1/2 Price NLH
Day: 1
Event Info

partypoker US Network Players Choice Series (Dec.13-20)

Final Results
Winner
Jake “FerociousPanda” Toole
Winning Hand
qq
Prize
$8,036
Event Info
Buy-in
$109
Prize Pool
$45,100
Entries
451
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
451
Players Left
1

"BBMKBB" Gets Lucky Double

In Level 13 with blinds at 1,800/3,600 (450 ante), "BBMKBB" raised all in for 62, 850 from middle position and "sgahr" isolated from the next seat over.

"sgahr": {a-Hearts}{k-Spades}
"BBMKBB":{k-Diamonds}{10-Diamonds}

"sgahr" had "BBMKBB" dominated until the {8-Spades}{10-Spades}{6-Diamonds} flop appeared pairing "BBMKBB's'" ten.

The {8-Clubs} paired the board on the turn and the {q-Clubs} river secured the double-up for "BBMKBB".

Player Chips Progress
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BBMKBB
138,750
138,750
138,750
Profile photo of sgahr
sgahr
48,060
48,060
48,060

Level 12 Updated Chip Counts

The tournament field has grown to 322 total entries with 170 players remaining.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of yolegacy us
yolegacy
517,985
-24,435
-24,435
Profile photo of Jaime "mooseman1710" Reyes
Jaime "mooseman1710" Reyes
430,954
261,680
261,680
Profile photo of AddonisJulioX
AddonisJulioX
370,816
14,097
14,097
Profile photo of sunsetblvd77
sunsetblvd77
369,804
97,238
97,238
Profile photo of pup33
pup33
350,506
Profile photo of callmemayb99
callmemayb99
336,215
Profile photo of mamoosh us
mamoosh
307,337
Profile photo of savante10 us
savante10
303,672
1,100
1,100
Profile photo of TYdonkman
TYdonkman
291,261
Profile photo of Michael "Gags30" Gagliano us
Michael "Gags30" Gagliano
280,561
205,561
205,561
WSOP 1X Winner
Profile photo of Yong "IReadYrSoul" Kwon
Yong "IReadYrSoul" Kwon
235,790
Profile photo of John Allan "treetrap" Hinds us
John Allan "treetrap" Hinds
227,798
152,798
152,798
Profile photo of Daniel "centrfielder23" Lupo
Daniel "centrfielder23" Lupo
201,326
45,409
45,409
Profile photo of Stanton "Stonniepokes" Tentnowski us
Stanton "Stonniepokes" Tentnowski
194,390
119,390
119,390
Profile photo of Ryan “TheSims” Hohner
Ryan “TheSims” Hohner
180,792
Profile photo of Angel "chromeking" Lopez
Angel "chromeking" Lopez
171,561
Profile photo of Anthony “Flawlissbinkage” Maio us
Anthony “Flawlissbinkage” Maio
167,050
Profile photo of Chris “rumpthumper” White
Chris “rumpthumper” White
160,005
Profile photo of James "Bagels" Lillis us
James "Bagels" Lillis
158,295
Profile photo of Mike “MistaMenza” Menzer
Mike “MistaMenza” Menzer
146,890
71,890
71,890
Profile photo of Dan “mj23style” Sewnig
Dan “mj23style” Sewnig
143,654
59,254
59,254

"acpokerbum" Rebuys and Adds Chips

In Level 11 with blinds at 1,400/2,800 (350 ante), "ILoveDuece7" open-jammed for 21,525 from under the gun and "acpokerbum" isolated from the hijack with their newly acquired 75,000 stack.

"ILoveDuece7": {q-Spades}{10-Diamonds}
"acpokerbum": {a-Diamonds}{j-Clubs}

The flop came {q-Clubs}{k-Clubs}{10-Clubs} giving "ILoveDuece7" two-pair, but they were still way behind the "acpokerbum" who flopped broadway along with the royal flush draw.

The {4-Spades} turn was no help to "ILoveDuece7" as they needed a queen or ten on the river to stay alive but it came the {8-Spades} securing the pot for "acpokerbum".

Player Chips Progress
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acpokerbum
106,825
31,825
31,825
Profile photo of ILoveDuece7
ILoveDuece7
Busted

St. John Scoops the Double and Some

In Level 10 with blinds at 1,200/2,400 (300 ante), Michael “UFOLDIWIN” St. John raised to 5,760 from the cutoff and was called by "mrdadio48" from the button before "acpokerbum" squeezed for 15,750 from the big blind.

Action was back on St. John who four-bet to 68,400 and "mrdadio48" called bringing the three players to the {10-Diamonds}{4-Diamonds}{j-Spades} flop.

St. John only left himself with one move as he quickly jammed his 6,300 stack in the middle and "mrdadio48" called.

"mrdadio48": {3-Hearts}{3-Spades}
"acpokerbum": {k-Hearts}{8-Hearts}
Michael “UFOLDIWIN” St. John: {a-Spades}{4-Clubs}

St. John was ahead after pairing his four on the flop but the {k-Diamonds} appeared on the turn keeping "acpokerbum" alive.

The lead didn't last long for "acpokerbum" as the {4-Hearts} completed the board on the river giving St. John trip fours to win the pot.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Michael “UFOLDIWIN” St. John
Michael “UFOLDIWIN” St. John
169,050
169,050
169,050
Profile photo of mrdadio48
mrdadio48
135,560
135,560
135,560
Profile photo of acpokerbum us
acpokerbum
75,000
75,000
75,000

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Get to Know New Jersey's Daniel "centrfielder23" Lupo

Daniel Lupo
Daniel Lupo

The partypoker US Online Network – which is comprised of partypoker US, Borgata Poker and BetMGM Poker – has been gaining momentum in New Jersey.

One player who has been doing quite well on the network is bracelet winner Daniel “centrfieldr23” Lupo, 37, of West Milford, New Jersey. You might recall that last summer, Lupo topped a 1,767-entry field to win the WSOP.com Online $500 NLH Turbo Deepstack for $145,274 and a gold bracelet. Earlier this year, he added a ring to his résumé by taking down the WSOP.com Online Circuit Event #3: $320 NLH 6-Max for $32,595 and a month later won the WSOP.com $100,000 GTD Sunday for $50,715.

A couple months ago, Lupo’s success continued when he bested a 305-entry field to win the partypoker US Network Online Series $50K GTD NLH 6-Max Main Event for $14,792.

PokerNews caught up with Lupo, who went to NJIT for Architecture and baseball, to ask him about poker, which he squeezes in between working for an Architecture firm in Bridgewater specializing in single-family residential and smaller commercial projects and his family, which includes three kids ages 2-5 and his supportive wife Laura.

Q&A with Daniel “centrfieldr23” Lupo

PokerNews: When and how did you learn to play poker?

Lupo: I started playing/learning in college during the Rounders and Moneymaker boom with a bunch of the baseball guys. Within a year I found myself hosting games at college, at home on breaks and basically anywhere I could find or make a game. I didn’t play much online early on, regrettably.

What sort of poker do you play these days?

Mostly online MTTs playing like three sessions per week on average with buy-ins typically from $50 to $1k with the occasional $2-$3k buy in for a big event. I average around 500-600 MTTs a month despite not playing full time, I tend to put in a lot of volume when I’m on. The games are mostly NLH and some PLO MTTs, but love when StarsNJ runs a series as they run a fun 8-Game MTT with a bunch of other mixed variants.

What’s it like to play poker while raising young children?

It’s been a constant evolution. I could probably write a book about all the highs and lows and life adjustments I’ve had or chose to make. It gives me a lot of inspiration to succeed while also adding some weight to my losses as it's like 'not only was I way from my kids for all of Sunday afternoon but I lost (insert obnoxious Sunday schedule cost here)'.

Daniel Lupo and his family. (Photo c/o Daniel Lupo)
Daniel Lupo and his family

What are some of your poker goals?

Try and win everything I play. Actually, my biggest current goal is trying to optimize my MTT game selection. Since quarantine began the schedules have been exploding site to site and while it's been great, with lots of new players and lots of live players playing online it has also drastically increased my average buy-ins and session costs as well as the field size which further increases variance.

I'm trying to optimize the balance of table quantity and expected value vs individual session costs and the variance that comes with it. Having an average buy-in of $250 adds up pretty quickly when it's spread across 60+ entries on a Sunday. My biggest ongoing and long-term goal is to win enough to help my family live comfortably.

How did it feel to take down the partypoker US Network Phased Main Event last month?

I was pretty stoked about the partypoker US win. I love their structure and it was a very tough field when we were deep; I was fortunate to run pretty well and the be able to leverage my chip stack at the final table. I had made a bunch of top 18 runs in their series Main Events but couldn't crack a solid finish lately so this felt a little extra special.

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Player Chips Progress
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Daniel "centrfielder23" Lupo
155,917

Level 9 Chip Leaders

There are 176 players remaining from the 263 total entries and here are the players leading the pack.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of yolegacy us
yolegacy
542,420
310,016
310,016
Profile photo of AddonisJulioX
AddonisJulioX
356,719
Profile photo of BrigBeast06 us
BrigBeast06
311,078
Profile photo of savante10 us
savante10
302,572
Profile photo of Rocky920
Rocky920
292,664
105,792
105,792
Profile photo of sunsetblvd77
sunsetblvd77
272,566
Profile photo of warmapplepyz
warmapplepyz
265,002
19,403
19,403
Profile photo of BOONYANI us
BOONYANI
252,586
43,410
43,410
Profile photo of OsianV
OsianV
243,885
Profile photo of Katie "KatieStone" Stone
Katie "KatieStone" Stone
229,617
Profile photo of maniacalmonk us
maniacalmonk
207,876
Profile photo of anywhen_01
anywhen_01
197,340
34,375
34,375
Profile photo of NJNinja
NJNinja
195,293
Profile photo of Aerdmark
Aerdmark
195,293
Profile photo of UberNoober us
UberNoober
186,253
-7,500
-7,500

Vanauken Finds a Heater

Eric Vanauken
Eric Vanauken

In Level 8 with blinds at 800/1,600 and an ante of 200, "BoozeHound" raised to 4,360 from middle position and was called by Eric “alwaysliquid” Vanauken from the cutoff, along with "SpO0fy" from the big blind.

The {6-Hearts}{k-Hearts}{9-Diamonds} flop was checked by three players bringing the {j-Clubs} turn. Action was checked to Vanauken who fired out 11,6790 and "SpO0fy" raised to 23,360.

"BoozeHound" quickly folded their hand and Vanauken put his remaining 39,238 stack in the the middle. "SpO0fy" quickly called and both players revealed their hands.

"SpO0fy": {j-Hearts}{10-Clubs}
Eric “alwaysliquid” Vanauken: {q-Hearts}{10-Spades}

Vanauken was well ahead after turning the straight and the {a-Diamonds} river improved his hand while securing the double-up.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of SpO0fy
SpO0fy
122,890
Profile photo of Eric “alwaysliquid” Vanauken
Eric “alwaysliquid” Vanauken
94,036
19,036
19,036
Profile photo of BoozeHound us
BoozeHound
69,680

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Sewnig Building a Stack

In Level 7 with blinds of 600/1,200 and an ante of 150, "GiveThePpl99" opened for 2,760 from late position and Dan “mj23style” Sewnig three-bet to 8,500 from the button.

The blinds folded and action was back on "GiveThePpl99" who called to see a {8-Hearts}{k-Spades}{3-Hearts} flop appear. "GiveThePpl99" led put for 3,000 and was quickly called by Sewnig.

Once the {3-Diamonds} paired the board on the turn, "GiveThePpl99" check-folded after Sewnig fired out 8,000.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Dan “mj23style” Sewnig
Dan “mj23style” Sewnig
84,400
Profile photo of GiveThePpl99
GiveThePpl99
76,792

Tags: Dan Sewnig