Welcome to Day 1a of The Run Good Poker Series $1,100 Main Event at Seminole Casino in Coconut Creek!
The Run Good Poker Series has made a return to The Seminole Casino in Coconut Creek. The main event is the sixth event played out of the nine events total being played at this stop. Not only does it have the biggest buy-in seen thus far at $1,100, but it boasts an impressive $200,000 guarantee on the prize pool, four times of what it was last time the tour stopped here.
Last summer saw 514 players enter over the course of two starting days. The main event ended in a heads up deal between Timothy Miles and Raminder Singh, each taking home $45,456 for their efforts, with the latter winning a seat to the Run Good Poker Series Pro-Am in Vegas(which Singh ended up winning as well).
Players will start out with 30,000 in chips with blinds starting at 100-100. The first 8 levels of the day will be 30 minutes long with the remaining levels of the tournament switching to 40 minutes. There is a 15-minute break after levels 4 and 8 and after that there is a break every three levels. Players who survive through the day will reconvene on Sunday at 12 pm where they will play until a winner. The players who do not make it through today will have an opportunity to try once more in the flights of 1b tomorrow and 1c on Saturday.
Raminder Singh will be defending his title and will be joining many fun and familiar faces including; PokerGo broadcastersJeff Platt and Jamie Kerstetter, Twitch streamer Drew “BetOnDrew” Gonzalez, as well as many new faces coming from far and wide.
PokerNews.com will be on the ground and giving updates of this tournament from the first card hitting the felt, to the last player being eliminated in Event #6 $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event.
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, the small blind player bet once more and Spinder called again. The small blind turned over 
for a pair of eights which was no good against 
for aces-up and Spinder was rewarded an early pot of the tournament.
and saw an early position player bet 600 when checked too. The other two players in the hand called with action getting back around to Carlos Medina who raised to 5,000. Each player thought about their decision for a bit but each one of them ended up folding, giving the pot to Medina.
. Abramowitz bet 1,700 when the action checked to him and Karn called, leaving the third player to fold. 
elicited a bet from Abramowitz to the tune of 3,600 which Karn responded to by raising to 10,000. Abramowitz looked at Karn, then back at his hand as he tossed it into the muck, giving Karn the pot.
and Platt called. 
and Endara's top set of aces were good against Platt's set of jacks.
and Best's set of nines was good enough for the pot.
giving no improvement to the jacks and Lucas' had her opponent just covered by 1,000 chips with her 34,100.
turn which saw the big blind check-fold to Burchfield, who added another pot to his growing chip stack.
