RunGood Cup Championship
Day 1a Started
RunGood Cup Championship
Day 1a Started
Three preliminary events have led to this, the first day of the first ever RunGood Cup Championship.
Final table qualifiers of previous RunGood Main Events and winners of lead-in events to those Main Events have all earned $2,000 Blaycation packages that include a buy-in to the RunGood Cup Championship. Additionally, entry is open to anyone willing to pony up the $675 to play. Given that, we expect to see numerous former final table players at some point this weekend, including past winners this season Brandon Fish, Troy Repp, and Will Berry.
Today is the first of three starting flights in the RunGood Cup Championship, with 13 levels on tap, each lasting a half hour apiece. Players will be allowed to reenter as many times as they wish up until the end of the second break. Each player will start with 20,000 and blinds begin at 25/50, ending at 1,500/3,000 with a 500 ante.
Level: 1
Blinds: 25/50
Ante: 0
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Former RunGood champs Troy Repp and Brandon Fish, who took down RunGood Tulsa Hard Rock and RunGood Council Bluffs, respectively, are in the building. Also sitting in: Josh Reichard, who won the Casino Championship at WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Hammond in October, along with his fourth WSOP Circuit ring.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Curtis Edens | 20,000 | |
Brandon Fish | 20,000 | |
Terry Karn | 20,000 | |
Josh Reichard | 20,000 | |
Rodney Spriggs | 20,000 | |
Troy Repp | 20,000 | |
John Heckenkamp | 20,000 | |
Kenny Milam | 20,000 |
Terry Karn is no stranger to RunGood events, but he's off to a rough start after losing half of his stack early here in New Orleans. A player opened for 150 under the gun and got a call before Karn made it 650 in the small blind. The big blind and the two players already invested all called, making it four to an flop. Karn bet 700, and the big blind raised to 1,700. Everyone else folded and Karn called. He then check-called 2,350 on the turn and checked the . The big blind bet 5,500 and Karn folded.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Terry Karn | 9,400 | -10,600 |
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
On a board of , Jeremy Gaubert bet 3,800 from the big blind against a lone opponent in middle position, who called. Gaubert announced 7,000 on the river. His opponent called much quicker this time, but Gaubert showed and took it with top two.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Jeremy Gaubert
|
26,500 | 26,500 |
Recognizable players who just entered include RunGood Downstream champ Will Berry, his fellow final table participant Daniel Hughes, and RunGood Pro Michael Sanders, who is coming off a nice score of over $22,000 in an MSPT event last month.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Michael Sanders | 20,000 | |
Daniel Hughes | 20,000 | |
Will Berry | 20,000 |
Mary Ellen Roy got Michele Lorett to put in the last of her chips with after an flop with Roy holding . The turn was an and the river an to give Roy a full house, eliminating Lorett.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Mary Ellen Roy
|
29,000 | |
Michele Lorett
|
Busted |