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2023 RGPS Tunica

$600 Main Event
Dias: 1bc
Event Info

2023 RGPS Tunica

Resultados Finais
Campeão
Mão Vencedora
610
Premiação
$62,826
Event Info
Buy-in
$600
Premiação
$396,600
Entries
661
Informações do Nível
Nível
30
Blinds
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
300,000
Informações do Jogador - Dia 1bc
Entries
484
Jogadores Restantes
60

Devin Wells of Day 1c Leads Pack into Day 2

Nível 16 : Blinds 5,000/10,000, 10,000 ante
Devin Wells
Devin Wells

Two full starting flights played to their conclusion Saturday inside the Horseshoe Casino Tunica for the 2023 RunGood Poker Series Tunica $600 Main Event. Day 1b started at 11 a.m. and drew 251 entries and Day 1c’s 6 p.m. start added another 233 to that tally, bringing the grand total to 661 entries for the tournament.

Coming into the day, Truman Weatherly was the one to catch with 723,000, and only one person, Devin Wells, was able to top that number by bagging a whopping 848,000 in Day 1c. In total, 31 players advanced from the first flight, and another 29 made it through later in the evening, meaning 82 players from the 661 total entries will return for Sunday’s Day 2 at high noon local time to play down to a winner.

Other notables on that list from today include RunGood Ambassadors Preston McEwen (202,000), Cody Stanford(124,000), and Bart Bogard (165,000) who all managed to find bags in the final flight of this event. A few other big stacks from today included Shannon Hamblen (554,000), Brian Winter (538,000), and Thomas SInes (493,000).

Day 1 Top Ten Chip Counts

PlacePlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Devin WellsUnited States848,000141
2Truman WeatherlyUnited States723,000121
3Cory SmithUnited States644,000107
4Carl MastersUnited States625,000104
5Shannon HamblinUnited States554,00092
6Brian WinterUnited States538,00090
7Dale JonesUnited States501,00084
8Stanley ThorsonUnited States479,00080
9Marcus WebbUnited States454,00076
10Thomas SinesUnited States439,00073

A few names that came close to bagging but were not fortunate to do so included RunGood Ambassadors Ashley Frank and Michael Sanders, as well as Grant Hart and BJ McBrayer.

Play will resume tomorrow where it left off on Day 1a with 12:16 left in Level 14 with blinds at 3,000/6,000/6,000 and unlike Day 1, the levels will now be 40 minutes in length with breaks every three.

PokerNews will be back at it again tomorrow at noon to take you through to the finish line, so be sure not to miss it!

Tags: Ashley FrankBart BogardBJ McBrayerBrian WinterCarl MastersCody StanfordCory SmithDale JonesDevin WellsGrant HartMarcus WebbMichael SandersPreston McEwenShawn HamblenStanley ThorsonTruman Weatherly

McEwen Saved with Ace from Space

Nível 16 : Blinds 5,000/10,000, 10,000 ante
Preston McEwen
Preston McEwen

Michael Zuro opened to 30,000 from the cutoff but then Preston McEwen moved all in for 151,000 to his left. Action folded back around to ZUro who quickly made the call to put McEwen at risk and the cards were tabled.

Preston McEwen: A9
Michael Zuro: 99

McEwen would need some help to stay alive, and it wasn't looking good on the turn 5537, but the river was his saving grace as the A peeled on the river to award him the big double-up.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Preston McEwen us
Preston McEwen
325,000
298,000
298,000
Michael Zuro us
Michael Zuro
220,000

Tags: Michael ZuroPreston McEwen

Commons Holds; Kozarewicz Exits

Nível 15 : Blinds 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante
Jeremy Commons
Jeremy Commons

Level 13: Blinds 3,000/5,000/5,000

On a multi-way flop of 56A, a player had led out for 13,000 and Brittany Kozarewicz had made the call but then Jeremy Commons moved all in for 120,000.

The original raiser quickly got out of the way but Brittany Kozarewicz was in the tank.

"Ugh... I don't know guys, this is a tough one," she said as she pondered over her cards.

After a few more moments, she decided to make the call, putting herself at risk as Commons had her barely covered.

Brittany Kozarewicz: 78
Jeremy Commons: 55

Commons was well ahead with his set of fives, but still needed to fade Kozarewicz's open-ended straight draw.

The turn 2 gave her even more outs as she picked up a flush draw, but the river bricked out with the 10 to award Commons the pot while Kozarewicz made her way to the exit.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Jeremy Commons us
Jeremy Commons
260,000
Brittany Kozarewicz us
Brittany Kozarewicz
Eliminado

Tags: Brittany KozarewiczJeremy Commons

Odom-eter Steps on the Gas

Nível 15 : Blinds 4,000/8,000, 8,000 ante
Matthew Odom
Matthew Odom

Level 10: Blinds 1,000/2,000/2,000

On a heads-up flop of 475, Matthew Odom moved all in and Robert Logan made the call to put him at risk.

Matthew Odom: 78
Robert Logan: 106

Odom was in the lead with his pair of sevens but needed to dodge an eight or a three that would give Logan the straight.

Fortunately for him, the runout of Q9 did not do it and he was awarded the pot for the double-up.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Robert Logan us
Robert Logan
72,000
72,000
72,000
Matthew Odom
Matthew Odom
56,000

Tags: Matthew OdomRobert Logan

Winter Ices Lemery

Nível 14 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante
Brian "thegoldenblazer" Winter
Brian "thegoldenblazer" Winter

After an open to 18,000, Brian Winter three-bet to 90,000 and then Dylan Lemery shoved for around 180,000 total.

The action folded back around to Winter who quickly made the call to put Lemery at risk.

Dylan Lemery: KK
Brian Winter: AA

Lemery would need a lot of help to stay alive, and the flop of 1074 provided a glimmer of hope as he held the king of diamonds, but that was short-lived as the turn came the Q. He was then drawing only to a king but the river 9 failed to provide and he was eliminated close to the bubble while Winter raked in the huge pot to put him at the top of the counts.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Brian Winter us
Brian Winter
575,000
540,000
540,000
Dylan Lemery us
Dylan Lemery
Eliminado

Tags: Brian WinterDylan Lemery

Victory for Vuong

Nível 14 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante
Sanh Vuong
Sanh Vuong

After an open and a call, the middle-positioned player moved all in for 61,000, and then Sanh Vuong shoved over the top for around 150,000.

Opponent: 99
Sanh Vuong: 1010

Vuong was ecstatic about his superior holding deep in the tournament, and the runout of JQ556 was putre for him as he won the pot with his tens while the opposing player was sent to the rail.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Sanh Vuong us
Sanh Vuong
262,000
262,000
262,000

Tags: Sanh Vuong

Joyner-Drummond One-Two Combo

Nível 10 : Blinds 1,000/2,000, 2,000 ante
Lucas Drummonds
Lucas Drummonds

After a preflop betting war, Will Joyner and his opponent got all the chips in the middle, with Joyner at risk.

Will Joyner: AK
Opponent: 1010

Joyner needed some help to stay alive in this classic flip, and the runout of 7Q3AK definitely provided as he hit runner-runner two-pair to scoop the pot for a huge double-up.

Ironically, the very next hand, his opponent got it all in with A9 against Lucas Drummonds who held his old hand of 1010. Unfortunately, the tens held on the runout of Q9283 as both players made a flush, but Drummonds held the superior spade to send his opponent to the rail.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Will Joyner us
Will Joyner
222,000
Lucas Drummonds
Lucas Drummonds
152,000
152,000
152,000

Tags: Lucas DrummondsWill Joyner

Newcomb Holds Identical Holdings; Newcomb Exits

Nível 9 : Blinds 1,000/1,500, 1,500 ante
James Harper
James Harper

Faced with two preflop shoves in front of him, Wayne Newcomb was in the tank to close the action.

"Ugh, I really don't think I should call this," he said aloud, "but even if Dont win I can still get into the late flight..."

After a few more moments, he talked himself into a call to put both players at risk as the cards were tabled.

Opponent: AQ
James Harper: 1010
Wayne Newcomb: AQ

Harper was sure happy to see that his opponents held each other's outs and the runout of J6947 didn't have any nasty surprises to award him the pot for the triple-up.

The very next hand, after calling 9,000 preflop, Wayne Newcomb lead-jammed on a flop of 435 and was called by Justin Kelley to put him at risk.

Wayne Newcomb: 45
Justin Kelley: A7

Newcomb was in good shape with his flopped two-pair, but the runout was not his friend as it came 73 to give Kelley a superior hand of sevens and threes to take the pot. Newcomb then shook his head and made his way to the exit as he pledged to return for the evening flight.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
James Harper us
James Harper
138,000
138,000
138,000
Justin Kelley us
Justin Kelley
69,000
69,000
69,000
Wayne Newcomb us
Wayne Newcomb
Eliminado

Tags: James HarperWayne HolcombJustin Kelley

The RunGood Poker Series Player of the Year Race Heats Up

Nível 9 : Blinds 1,000/1,500, 1,500 ante
RunGood POY Race Top 5
RunGood POY Race Top 5

The RunGood Player of the Year Race powered by the Global Poker Index is now three months into a 12-month stint. This leaderboard marks a first for the RunGood Poker Series and since the August 2023 announcement, there have been plenty of faces rotating around the top 10 rankings, though the top three have held a constant lead. The top three in the race: Brian Winter, Jason Simon, and Shaun Emery, have a combined 18 final table appearances with two of those being Main Event final table appearances, 28 cashes and 7 titles through 7 tour stops around the country.

Though the top three on the leaderboard have held steadfast, the race is still very much anyone’s game, and those faces are being hunted by others looming amongst the rankings. In addition to a main event final table appearance in St. Louis, David Prociak claimed two RunGood titles during the late October Graton stop, moving him to fourth place in the race, less than 100 points from fellow St. Louis Main Event final tablist Shaun Emery.

Sitting in eighth place in the POY Race is a name that many chasing points don’t want to see: RunGood Ambassador Daniel Lowery, holding 375 points. Lowery is less than 80 points away from finding himself in the top five.

Within the top 10 there are also two names that one might consider to be “sleeper” picks, but don’t count them out by any means. Horseshoe Tunica local, Walker Miskelly currently sits in 5th place in the race and can be seen regularly making deep runs and final table appearances with 7 cashes and 2 final tables through just two attended stops. A recent California transplant, Forrest Kollar, who sits in 7th place in the race, can now be seen at most RunGood stops in the Midwest where he’s collected 5 cashes and a final table appearance, with 4 out of the 5 cashes being top 20 finishes.

This week, the RunGood Poker Series is in both Cleveland, OH, and Tunica, MS, where many of the top 10 can be seen competing in events. In fact, Shaun Emery bagged a healthy 356,000 in yesterday’s Day 1A of the $1,000 Main Event at JACK Cleveland, while Brian Winter, Jason Simon, and Dylan Lemery can be seen firing at the $600 Main Event at Horseshoe Tunica. Walker Miskelly bagged Day 1A last night with 138,000 chips.

While it may seem as if the top three have a comfortable lead, the race is still in its infancy and with plenty of seasoned players in the top 10 rankings, it’s anyone’s game. The winners will be determined in summer of 2024 after the Spring 2024 RGPS season concludes. The top 5 on the leaderboard will receive an entry into the Hendon Mob Mid-Major Championship Event at Thunder Valley Casino along with $500 travel credit, and the person at the very top of the leaderboard will also earn a banner that will travel on the RGPS tour across the country.

The up-to-date leaderboard powered by GPI can be found here: https://www.rungood.com/pages/rungood-player-of-the-year-race-powered-by-the-global-poker-index

Tags: Brian WinterDaniel LoweryDavid ProciakDylan LemeryForrest KollarHorseshoe TunicaJACK ClevelandJason SimonRGPSRunGood Poker SeriesShaun EmeryWalker Miskelly