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2021 Michigan Championship of Online Poker (MICOOP)

Event #41: $250 PLO [6-Max, High Roller], $20K Gtd
Day: 1
Event Info

2021 Michigan Championship of Online Poker (MICOOP)

Event Info
Buy-in
$250
Entries
108
Players Left
2
Average Chip Stack
1,350,000
Total Chips
2,700,000

"zozopots" Gets a Big Dub

"zozopots"
"zozopots"

In Level 15 with blinds of 1,250/2,500, "zozopots" opened to 5,000 on the button and "iCollude810" three-bet to 16,250 in the big blind. "zozopots" called and the flop came {k-Hearts}{6-Clubs}{9-Diamonds}.

"iCollude810" made a pot-sized continuation-bet of 33,750 and "zozopots" raised all inf or 66,252. "iCollude810" called.

"zozopots" {j-Clubs}{9-Clubs}{9-Hearts}{8-Diamonds}
"iCollude810": {a-Spades}{a-Diamonds}{q-Hearts}{2-Clubs}

A flopped set of nines for "zozopots" left "iCollude810" in trouble, and they were unable to spike an ace or running Broadway cards as the turn {7-Spades} and river {q-Spades} completed the runout. The pot of more than 166,000 was sent to "zozopots", leaving "iCollude810" with 2,975 behind that they were unable to spin back up.

Player Chips Progress
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zozopots
166,274
49,622
49,622
Profile photo of iCollude810 us
iCollude810
Busted
Profile photo of smileybpoker us
smileybpoker
Busted
Profile photo of Zeke232323 us
Zeke232323
Busted
Profile photo of AndarBaharAndy us
AndarBaharAndy
Busted
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Smartass1974
Busted

Jennie "InkedOne" Allison Learns & Grows Every Time She Plays

Jennie "InkedOne" Allison
Jennie "InkedOne" Allison

Jennie "InkedOne" Allison, 40, recently spent seven years living in Oregon but moved back to Michigan back in October, which was just in time to participate in this MICOOP.

"I��ve been playing poker for just over two years," she told PokerNews. "I taught myself on an app that had poker on it. I got fed up with imaginary money and people shoving all in every hand. One day I went to a poker house in Oregon and played a tournament. In my first tournament, I took 11th place out of 40 or so people."

In her second tournament, she improved to seventh place and followed that up by taking second in her third-ever tournament.

"Over these two years, I have played both cash and tournaments but my favorite is tournament play. I play NLH, Omaha, and other variations such as Crazy Pineapple and Courchevel. I moved back to Michigan in October and it was hard not playing tournaments every week."

She added: "I have noticed that men play women differently. I learned early on I had to play fearlessly. I was not letting people bully me out of hands. While playing poker online, I even did an experiment where I changed my avatar and name to a man, played identical to my play and the men played me differently. I ended up first within 24 hours of changing that."

While that experiment didn't take place on PokerStars, she is enjoying grinding the virtual felt of Michigan's first regulated online site.

"On PokerStars, I have an ambiguous screen name and do not reveal my gender when playing. However, oddly enough, many people refer to me as 'bro' and 'buddy.' So, not sure if that��s a compliment that they can��t imagine I��m a woman, or if it means they just assume fewer women play."

She continued: "My experience with online poker is so-so. I pride myself on my reads. When dealing with online, sure I can figure out how people play, but I can��t see tells, eye contact, etc. I��ve been first in two tournaments on PokerStars and have cashed out at least a dozen times."

Allison tends to play tournaments with buy-ins $15 or lower and can be found battling at the micro stakes where she attempts to enhance her skill and learn from her hands.

"My favorite tournaments on PokerStars are the bounty hunters and the knockout ones," she said. "One of my first-place wins had more cash won in knockouts than the actual top prize."

Allison concluded: "I really love poker. I may have only been playing two years but I learn and grow every time I play."

Twenty-Eight Remain on Break (full)

In Level 14 with blinds of 1,000/2,000, the tournament has reached another break. Just 28 players remain, meaning 14 eliminations are needed to reach the moeny. "RaceC19" is atop the counts by a decent margin, and updated counts from all 28 remaining players have been provided below.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of RaceC19 us
RaceC19
245,423
-21,000
-21,000
Profile photo of JaDoncic us
JaDoncic
186,852
122,934
122,934
Profile photo of sexycaitlyn us
sexycaitlyn
161,634
161,634
161,634
Profile photo of URNOTGOOD05 us
URNOTGOOD05
160,812
55,014
55,014
Profile photo of grandma1967 us
grandma1967
155,776
104,612
104,612
Profile photo of PintiMellon us
PintiMellon
150,912
150,912
150,912
Profile photo of C0LD_W0RLD us
C0LD_W0RLD
143,920
100,140
100,140
Profile photo of zozopots us
zozopots
116,652
116,652
116,652
Profile photo of Ash1123 us
Ash1123
112,987
112,987
112,987
Profile photo of VolcanoBurst us
VolcanoBurst
109,440
84,440
84,440
Profile photo of TheColonelAngus us
TheColonelAngus
103,732
33,390
33,390
Profile photo of Andrew "autokorekt" Korby us
Andrew "autokorekt" Korby
86,597
50,557
50,557
Profile photo of Bearly8s us
Bearly8s
83,577
41,417
41,417
Profile photo of beardedbadger us
beardedbadger
83,168
-11,580
-11,580
Profile photo of RudyGTC us
RudyGTC
82,063
26,135
26,135
Profile photo of Mithlin us
Mithlin
80,000
80,000
80,000
Profile photo of J_Voorhees187 us
J_Voorhees187
78,985
78,985
78,985
Profile photo of brickingflops1 us
brickingflops1
78,549
41,569
41,569
Profile photo of Surge_Ibaka us
Surge_Ibaka
72,862
-23,161
-23,161
Profile photo of Jbird401 us
Jbird401
71,566
25,095
25,095
Profile photo of smileybpoker us
smileybpoker
65,796
65,796
65,796
Profile photo of AndarBaharAndy us
AndarBaharAndy
65,650
65,650
65,650
Profile photo of Neckerson us
Neckerson
57,505
35,345
35,345
Profile photo of StudleyDud517 us
StudleyDud517
45,797
45,797
45,797
Profile photo of TheWamboozler us
TheWamboozler
38,288
38,288
38,288

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"RaceC19" Cracks Kings and Takes the Chip Lead

"RaceC19"
"RaceC19"

In Level 13 with blinds of 800/1,600, "RaceC19" opened to 4,800 under the gun and action folded around to "LOgator64" in the big blind, who three-bet to 15,200. "RaceC19" called.

"Logator64" fired a pot-sized continuation-bet of 31,200 on the flop {6-Diamonds}{9-Hearts}{q-Spades}, leaving just 5,781 behind that they called off upon "RaceC19" raising.

"LOgator64": {k-Spades}{k-Diamonds}{q-Clubs}{10-Clubs}
"RaceC19": {j-Spades}{6-Spades}{6-Hearts}{5-Hearts}

"LOgator64" got it in with a pair of kings and a gutshot straight draw but saw themselves up against a flopped set of sixes. Despite holding the best hand after the flop, "RaceC19" found themselves the one to improve futher as the turn {4-Spades} and river {a-Spades} completed the runout, giving them a flush along with it to send "LOgator64" to the virtual rail shortly after end of the late registration period.

Player Chips Progress
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RaceC19
266,423
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LOgator64
Busted

Window Cleaner Jason "MIpokerproAAAA" Young Looking to Wipe Away the Competition

Jason "MIpokerproAAAA" Young
Jason "MIpokerproAAAA" Young

One player who has been busy grinding Michigan's first major online tournament series if 35-year-old Jason "MIpokerproAAAA" Young, who hails from Macomb Township.

Young, who has been married for three years and has his first child on the way, learned to play poker while attending Western Michigan University and continued on in Tuesday night home games in Kalamazoo.

"I have some friends with great poker skills that taught me a lot," he told PokerNews. "PokerStars gave me the ability to really sharpen my skills. When I moved back home from college, the charity poker scene had just begun to turn into a frenzy. I won my first tournament I entered. A $10 buy-in, with a $,2000 winner-take-all prize pool. I've hooked ever since. "

He continued: "Since then I have spent many hours at the poker table. It��s always been relaxing to me because I��m a professional window cleaner and I��m on my feet most days."

While traditionally a live player, Young hasn't been able to play much due to the pandemic, at least until online poker went live in the Wolverine State.

"I love to play live poker but due to the pandemic, it��s been tough to do that," he said. "So when PokerStars went live in Michigan I was pretty excited. I��ve really enjoyed it so far. I won a satellite ticket to Event 6 earlier in the week and I��m hoping my experience at the table pays off."

PokerNews will keep an eye on Young as he looks to capture a MICOOP title.

Registration Closed - Prize Pool Information Posted

Registration has officially closed with play moving into Level 13 (800/1,600). In total, 108 entries generated a prize pool of $25,164, more than 25% over its $20K guarantee.

Thirty-eight players remain and the top 14 will make it into the money. A first-level payout is good for $505, while the eventual winner will take home $5,876. Complete payout information can be found in the Payouts Tab above.

Field Cracks 100, Last Chance To Enter

In Level 12 with blinds of 700/1,400, an even 100 entries have now been recorded. Just six minutes remain in late registration, meaning anyone who wishes to enter or re-enter should do so before it is too late.

Of those 100, just 36 players remain.

"beardedbadger" Delivers a Dusting

"beardedbadger"
"beardedbadger"

In Level 12 with blinds of 700/1,400, "Orlimar17" opened to 2,800 in the cutoff and "beardedbadger" called, defending their big blind. The flop came {4-Diamonds}{6-Spades}{4-Hearts} and "beardedbadger" check-called a continuation-bet of 1,890.

The turn came {10-Hearts} and "beardedbadger" checked again. "Orlimar17" continued, firing a second barrel of 6,048, and "beardedbadger" check-raised to 28,224, more than enough to put "Orlimar17" all in for their remaining 14,262. "Orlimar17" called, putting their tournament life at risk.

"Orlimar17": {a-Clubs}{4-Clubs}{3-Hearts}{2-Hearts}
"beardedbadger": {6-Hearts}{5-Hearts}{3-Clubs}{2-Spades}

"Orlimar17" was ahead with trip fours but needed to fade the better flush draw and non-boated straight outs of "beardedbadger", which proved to be too tall a task to tackle as the river {7-Spades} improved "beardedbadger" to a seven-high straight and earned them the pot and the knockout.

Player Chips Progress
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beardedbadger
94,748
21,201
21,201
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Orlimar17
Busted

"Zeke232323" Cracks the Aces of "Batmanstein"

"Zeke232323"
"Zeke232323"

In Level 11 with blinds of 600/1,200, last night's runner-up "Batmanstein" raised to 2,400 five-handed from the hijack and received a call from "Zeke232323", who defended their big blind. The flop came {k-Diamonds}{10-Diamonds}{2-Spades} and "Zeke232323" check-called a continuation-bet of 5,400 from "Batmanstein".

The turn was {7-Hearts} and "Zeke232323" led out, shoving for their last 9,422. "Batmanstein" quicklly called.

"Zeke232323": {a-Diamonds}{q-Clubs}{2-Clubs}{3-Diamonds}
"Batmanstein": {a-Spades}{a-Hearts}{8-Clubs}{7-Spades}

"Zeke232323" was behind their opponent's pair of aces, holding a pair of deuces and the nut flush draw. The river {2-Hearts} gave them a third deuce, resulting in making the best hand to score the double.

Player Chips Progress
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Zeke232323
35,044
Profile photo of Batmanstein us
Batmanstein
34,778

Guaranteed Prize Pool Passed in Level 11

Eighty-seven entries have now been recorded in Event #41 with play in Level 11 (600/1,200), and with it the guaranteed prize pool of $20,000 has officially been surpassed. Late registration remains open for another 25 minutes, closing at 10:40 p.m. ET.

Player Chips Progress
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FarmingYou
Busted
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Constorkonist
Busted
Profile photo of n00bmike us
n00bmike
Busted
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TheMandalorian1
Busted
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HA$ITNOW
Busted
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Djonbert
Busted