Will Joyner opened to 9,000 from middle position and William Stanford defended the big blind.
The flop came 
and Stanford checked.
Joyner bet 11,000 and Stanford called.
Both players checked the turn when the 
hit and Stanford led for 30,000 when the 
completed the board.
Stanford had about 45,000 behind. Joyner folded and Stanford took down the pot.
Kyle Bersthold seemed to be looking at a short day, but after a recent hand, he might be poised for a deep run.
He got all-in with 
against Hamid Izadi.
The board read 
and Izadi had 
, which gave him a big draw on the turn.
"Too many outs," Izadi said flicking his cards gently toward the muck.
Level: 14
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Arthur Collins opened to 12,000 and JW Carter called in position. Kyle Cartwright defended the big blind.
The flop came 
and Cartwright checked. Collins moved all-in for 52,000 and Carter called. Cartwright folded.
Collins had 
against the 
of Carter. Carter held to eliminate Collins.
The board read 
and Kyle Bersthold bet 39,000 into the 70,000 pot.
Herb Hodgdon moved all in for 69,000 and Bersthold only had 36,000 behind.
He thought for a moment before folding.
Three players saw the 
flop for 6,000 and Daniel Marcus checked.
Chard Marsh and William Latta both checked behind.
The turn was the 
and Marcus checked before Marsh bet 4,000. Latta raised to 15,000 and Marcus and Marsh both folded.
Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/3,000
Ante: 3,000
The final day of the RunGood Poker Series main event at the Tunica Horseshoe begins at noon Sunday. After a week of record-breaking fields, the main event became the biggest RGPS stop ever — offering a first-place prize of $69,521.
Jacob Foley bagged the overall chip lead and will be the leader when the 135 Day 2 players kick things off in a little less than an hour.
The top 67 players will earn a min-cash of $948, so a little more than half the remaining field will walk away with nothing. One player will win the championship ring and the largest-ever prize awarded at a RGPS stop.
It all starts at noon Sunday. Stay tuned to PokerNews.com for photos and updates throughout the day until the first champion of the RGPS Game 7 season is crowned.
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