Lisa Schuessler opened to 30,000 from early position and was called by Joe Roh in the cutoff. Fabian Bump called from the small blind, and Phillip Lee came along from the big blind.
The 7♠A♣6♦ flop was checked to Schuessler, who bet 25,000. Roh folded, but Bump and Lee stuck around with a call.
It checked to Schuessler on the 2♥ turn, and she bet 45,000. Both Bump and Lee folded to award the pot to Schuessler.
The final day of the first-ever RunGood Poker Series Passport Austin $600 Main Event has arrived at the Lodge Card Club. Four days of opening flights helped blow past the $250,000 guarantee, building a prize pool of $512,054.
Day 1e, the final opening flight of the schedule, produced 249 entries with 30 players being permitted to bag and advance to Day 2. This helped boost the total number of players returning to battle it out for the main event title to 121 players as they duke it out for a first-place prize of $88,007.
David Kim (1,090,000) will enter the final day of play at the top of the chip count after his successful Day 1b run where he made a call with just ace high to propel him to the top of the leaderboard and be the only player to enter the last day of play with a seven-figure stack.
Terrance Reid
Day 1c chip leader Terrance Reid (923,000) is not far behind, coming into Day 2 with the second most chips. Reid will aim to win his second main event title. He won his first RGPS title at the 2024 RunGood Million Dollar Main.
Lisa Schuessler
Lisa Schuessler (881,000) found herself as an unlikely chip leader on Day 1d after she reluctantly decided to play after a tough stretch at RGPS Passport Tulsa. Schuessler decided to give it another shot and was dismayed to bust in just two hands on her first attempt, but she fired again and will now enter Day 2 with an opportunity to win it all.
Poker vlogger Andrew Neeme had, to use his phrase, a favorable Day 1c, putting together a stack of 434,000. Four-time RGPS ring winner Scott Aulds also advanced to Day 2. His most recent first-place finish occurred at the 2025 RGPS Mission RunGood California, as he will look to add another ring in 2026.
Day 2 Top Ten Chip Counts
Rank
Player
Country
Chip Count
Big Blinds
1
David Kim
United States
1,090,000
109
2
James Black
United States
960,000
96
3
Terrance Reid
United States
923,000
92
4
Doug Smith
United States
890,000
89
5
Lisa Schuessler
United States
881,000
88
6
Chat Clussman
United States
871,000
87
7
Larry Wright
United States
842,000
84
8
Jackson Morisey
United States
803,000
80
9
Joe Roh
United States
753,000
75
10
John Montgomery
United States
717,000
72
The tournament will resume at the 5,000/10,000 level as the returning hopefuls play down to a winner.
Stay tuned here at PokerNews for coverage of the final day’s action and the crowning of the first-ever RGPS main event champion here at the Lodge Card Club.
