Action folded around to Sebastian Acevedo in the small blind who made it 250,000 to go. Tolga Gesli responded with an all in for 705,000 to put himself at risk. Acevedo took some time to think through his decision before ultimately making the call.
Tolga Gesli: A♣7♦
Sebastian Acevedo: 10♥8♣
The flop came 6♥4♥7♣ with Gesli still in the lead with a pair of sevens. Acevedo pulled ahead on the 8♠ turn, pairing his eight and the 2♥ landed on the river to send Gesli packing.
Romeo Ebidag moved all in for 870,000 in middle position to put himself at risk and was called by Patrick Wamsley in the big blind.
Romeo Ebidag: K♦10♦
Patrick Wamsley: A♥Q♠
Ebidag picked up additional outs with a flush draw on the 9♦4♦5♣ flop, but was unable to get there as the board ran out 7♥, 2♠ to end his tournament run.
Back in February, the RunGood Poker Series' triumphant return to Jamul Casino saw a grand total of 407 entrants. That beat the set prize pool guarantee and left $211,640 to be split between 52 players. After ten hours of play on the final day of the Mission RunGood San Diego $600 Main Event, there was just one player standing alone at the end.
It was just four short months prior that Kenneth Hirose claimed a career-best score at the WSOP Circuit Commerce. He finished in second place in the Mini-Main event for $53,258. While a significant sum of money, his first big heads-up match had gone awry. Now, he can happily report a heads-up match that went his way.
2025 Mission RunGood San Diego $600 Main Event Final Table Results
James Kozono got it all in preflop for 515,000 from the big blind against the under-the-gun Patrick Wamsley who had the covering stack.
James Kozono: A♥J♥
Patrick Wamsley: A♣K♥
Kozono drilled a jack on the 3♣Q♦J♣ flop to pull ahead in the hand. The turn landed the 9♦ and the river brought the 3♠ to secure Kozono the double up.
Michael Kaplitz open-shoved in middle position for 350,000 and it folded around to Tolga Gesli in the big blind, who took some time to think through his decision before electing to call with the covering stack.
Michael Kaplitz: A♦K♥
Tolga Gesli: Q♦4♠
The flop came 7♦2♠3♦ with Kaplitz still in the lead with ace-high. That was until the Q♣ landed on the turn, with Gesli pairing his queen to pull ahead. The 3♣ fell on the river and Kaplitz's tournament run came to an end.