2024 RGPS Destination RunGood Tunica

$600 Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info

2024 RGPS Destination RunGood Tunica

Final Results
Winner
Prize
$55,321
Event Info
Buy-in
$600
Prize Pool
$337,620
Entries
662
Level Info
Level
29
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
200,000
Players Info - Day 2
Entries
82
Players Left
1

Reid Sees a Ghost

Terrance Reid
Terrance Reid

Level 16: 5,000/10,000/10,000

Just before the break, Terrance "T.J." Reid shoved 174,000 and Shaun "The Ghost" Emery looked him up from the next seat over. The rest of the seat bailed and action was heads up with Reid at risk.

Terrance Reid: A10 All in
Shaun Emery: JJ

The board ran out 24399 and Emery held on with pocket jacks to send Reid to the rail in early Day 2 action.

Player Chips Progress
Shaun Emery us
Shaun Emery
620,000
520,000
520,000
Terrance Reid us
Terrance Reid
Busted

Tags: Shaun EmeryTerrance Reid

PN Podcast: Postle Appearance, Controversial Negreanu Tweet & Guest Lexy Gavin-Mather's New Book

In the No. 817 episode of the PokerNews Podcast sponsored by WPT Global, Chad Holloway, Connor Richards, and Matt Hansen dive into the latest news, gossip, and results from the poker industry. That includes announcing the winner of our WPT Voyage cabin giveaway!

Chad then discusses his controversial tweet about Daniel Negreanu, Connor and Matt offer their thoughts on Mike Postle’s unexpected appearance on a X Space, and then all three talk highlights from last weekend’s Global Poker Awards.

Other stories covered include Ari Engel and Daniel Lowery each adding gold rings to their WSOP Circuit résumés, Mintzy under fire at Barstool over deep tournament run, Barny Boatman and other big winners from EPT Paris, the cross-book bet between Landon Tice & Jeremy Becker, and Venetian’s new upcoming poker room.

Finally, Chad sits down with Lexy Gavin-Mather to talk about her new book by D&B Publishing, Mastering Small Stakes No-Limit Tournaments. As a special treat, you’ll have a chance to win a signed copy of the book, which will be released in late March but is available now for preorder.

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Anderson Turns a Big Pot

Level 18: 10,000/15,000/15,000

William Anderson raised to 30,000 and Sanh Vuong shoved 265,000 from the next seat over. Anderson leaned back and let out a sigh before he counted his chips out in the tank. After a few moments of thought, Anderson wanted to gamble and the cards were turned up.

Sanh Vuong: 33 All in
William Anderson: J10

The board ran out 28210A and Anderson turned a pair of tens to double up through Vuong.

Player Chips Progress
William Anderson us
William Anderson
444,000
215,000
215,000
Sanh Vuong us
Sanh Vuong
67,000
-304,000
-304,000

Tags: Sanh VuongWilliam Anderson

Papa Karn Adds More From a Surging Williams

Teerakun Karnchanakphan
Teerakun Karnchanakphan

Level 19: 10,000/20,000/20,000

Action was heads up with over 100,000 in the middle and 56710A on the board when Terakun "Papa Karn" Karnchanakphan bet 40,000. Matthew Williams, who has surged well above the one million mark in the opening levels of the day, thought it over for a moment before he used exact change to call.

Karnchanakphan turned over AQ to take the pot with an ace-high flush and move above the one-million mark.

Player Chips Progress
Matthew Williams us
Matthew Williams
1,400,000
1,211,000
1,211,000
Terakun Karnchanakphan us
Terakun Karnchanakphan
1,100,000
230,000
230,000

Tags: Matthew WilliamsPapa Karn

Forever Winter

Brian "thegoldenblazer" Winter
Brian "thegoldenblazer" Winter

Level 19: 10,000/20,000/20,000

Adam Fields was all in for slightly less than Brian Winter's 483,000. The cards were already turned up and the dealer was ready to go.

Adam Fields: 88 All in
Brian Winter: AK

"No ace, no king," Fields said, possibly unaware of how this usually works out for the opponents of the RGPS POY points leader.

The board ran out 6A5JK and Winter flopped an ace and rivered a king to send Fields to the rail.

Player Chips Progress
Brian Winter us
Brian Winter
956,000
376,000
376,000
Adam Fields us
Adam Fields
Busted

Tags: Adam FieldsBrian Winter