Time for 8-Max Action with NJCOOP-36
The huge New Jersey Championship of Online Poker (NJCOOP) continues today with 8-max action in Event #36: $200 NLHE [8-Max], $20K GTD. Action kicks off at 7 p.m. eastern time on PokerStars NJ, and there's $20,000 guaranteed in the prize pool.
Players get 25K in chips for their $200 entry fee, and action starts at 70/140 with an ante of 15. They'll play 10 minute levels until a winner is decided, with three hours for players to enter late or enter again if they lose all their chips.
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Event Highlights
The NJCOOP series, which will run through October 26, features $1 million in total guarantees across 54 events.
The crown jewel of the series is of course the $300 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event, which boasts a $125,000 guarantee. That one takes place Sunday, Oct. 25 at 5 p.m. local time.
It'll be accompanied by a smaller $50 No-Limit Hold'em Mini Main Event, with a $25,000 guarantee.
Players who enjoy non-hold'em formats will also have plenty to choose from. There are several pot-limit Omaha events, including a $500 six-max high roller. There's even $100 Pot-Limit Badugi, $100 H.O.R.S.E. and $100 5-Card PLO.
PokerStars NJ is also committed to giving unlucky players extra value via freeroll tickets. Players who get eliminated shy of the money in NJCOOP events will be given tickets into events awarding more NJCOOP seats.
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Following up Huge Spring and Summer Series
Action has been intense as ever on PokerStars NJ this year with some big tournament series hitting the client awarding some hefty prizes.
In April, New Jersey Spring Championship of Online Poker ran, with 620 entries in the similar $300 Main Event. "moledaddy" took home more than $30,000 for first place in that one.
A follow-up in July, the Bounty Builders series, saw more than $700,000 awarded over the course of a few weeks. Network superstar Daniel "AvaGray" Lupo, featured here on PokerNews, won about $14K in the Main Event.