Tom Leto limped early, and Brandon Fish made it 10,500. Russell Licking called in the big blind, as did Leto. Licking led out 6,000 on an 
flop. Leto folded, and Fish made it 17,000. Licking called, and both checked the 
. On the 
river, Licking bet 6,000 and Fish immediately called.
Licking had 
for nines but Fish's 
had found a river straight.
At other tables, Brian Topp and Reggie Tynes went bust.
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
Clint Lilienthal opened from an early position to 5,200 and got a call from Michael Sanders in middle position. Lilienthal bet 7,700 on the 
flop and Sanders called. Lilienthal checked the turn, and Sanders bet 9,000. Lilienthal called, and an 
arrived. Lilienthal took his time before checking and Sanders moved all in to put him at risk for about 38,000. Lilienthal mulled it over about a minute and called, and Sanders showed 
for a set. Lilienthal had 
for top pair and Sanders took the pot.
Michael Sanders raised to 5,000 on the button and called the shove of big blind Matt Anderson.
Sanders: 
Anderson: 
The board ran out 
and Sanders scored the early knockout.
At another table, Shaun Burnett lost a race for all of his chips.
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Level: 14
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 400
Two days of play at RunGood Council Bluffs have seen a field of 144 players pared to just 26. Today, one of those 26 will claim a first-place prize of $40,320 and a memorial plaque on the traveling RunGood Champions Cup.
Each of the two Day 1 flights reached a hard stop with 13 players left. Day 1b got there much earlier, and play will resume late in Level 13 (1,000/2,000/300) with about two minutes left on the clock. As with Day 1, all of the levels today will be 40 minutes long as part of the new, longer tournament structure.
Tom Leto is the man to catch early on as he bagged 328,800 in his fiery Day 1b run, good for a wide lead over second-place Russell Licking (240,500). RunGood Pros Justin Gardenhire (213,500), Michael Sanders (165,500), and Ryan Tepen (133,700) also remain in contention. The latter has taken down two RunGood events within the past year, including the RunGood Cup Championship.
Cards are scheduled to fly at 11 a.m. local time here in Council Bluffs, so stay tuned here on PokerNews to see who takes the first ever $1,100 Main Event on RunGood Poker Series.
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