Welcome to Day 2 of RunGood Poker Series Hard Rock Tulsa
Sixty-four players have made their way to Day 2 of RunGood Poker Series Hard Rock Tulsa. They'll be vying for a first-place prize of just under $34,000 and a $2,000 Blaycation package to the season-ending championship in New Orleans.
A total of 36 runners will be paid, but there's a twist. The unique structure of the prize pool gives away nine such packages to the official final table participants, meaning there's a second bubble of sorts here in Tulsa.
Some of the top contenders today include RunGood Pros Jonathan Gaviao, Duma Lowery, Dan Martin, Ray Henson, Samantha Abernathy, Clint Tolbert, Bryan Campanello, and Ben Reason. Others to watch for: chip leader Schuyler Thornton, Will Berry, AP Phahurat, and Greg Jennings.
The tournament will wind down playing 45-minute levels here on Day 2, beginning with Level 13 (1,500/3,000/500). Breaks will be every three levels and there will be a 45-minute dinner break whenever the final table is reached. PokerNews will be on hand throughout, so don't go away as another RunGood champ is crowned.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
301,500 | |
|
208,000 | |
|
192,500 | |
|
177,000 | |
|
173,000 | |
|
|
165,000 | |
|
162,000 | |
|
156,000 | |
|
|
138,000 | |
|
136,500 | |
|
135,000 | |
|
130,000 | |
|
123,500 | |
|
123,000 | |
|
123,000 | |
|
122,500 | |
|
116,000 | |
|
108,000 | |
|
107,000 | |
|
|
102,500 | |
|
100,500 | |
|
100,000 | |
|
95,000 | |
|
92,500 | |
|
91,000 |
but Rigano held two of her outs. The 
turn was a blank and the 
river ended Abernathy's tournament.
flop and Will Berry bet 26,000 in the cutoff. Rodney Spriggs announced a raise to 63,000 on the button and the two players in between them folded. Spriggs warned Berry not to do anything crazy, but Berry put in 101,000 after a long tank. Spriggs looked over Berry's stack and thought a bit himself before saying he was all in. Berry called.
turn and 
river. Berry's stack was counted down: 213,500. Spriggs had him covered and pumped his fist.
flop. The 
hit the turn and Repp checked again, seeing his opponent slide 55,000 into the middle. Repp moved all in for 130,000 more, and the hijack tanked a couple of minutes and flicked in a chip to signify a call.
hit the board but a 
river sank him.
and won against Ontiveros' 
.
flop gave him plenty of outs and left him calling for a heart. The 
turn improved him even further with a straight draw. The 