Minnesota's Emily Larson loves many things, including her profession as a tattoo artist and the Los Angeles Dodgers. Larson is also a lover of the RunGood Poker Series, as she proudly represents the RunGood Poker Series as a pro player, and she's backed up this status with the biggest win of her career coming from a RunGood Poker Series preliminary event.
In 2019's RunGood Poker Series Horseshoe Tunica stop, Larson was one of the final four players in Event #2: $185 Deepstack NLH. Wielding the chip lead, she made a deal which left her with the biggest payday of both the tournament and her career, as she netted a $12,000 payday and a championship ring for her efforts.
Larson has been here all week firing, and will be looking to make her way to her second RunGood Poker Series Final Table in hopes of topping her previous high score on tour.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
20,000 |
flop together, and the small blind checked the action to Brian Soja in the big blind. Soja checked as well, and Doc Hanson bet 1,000. Both the small blind and Soja called.
turn was checked through to the 
river, and the small blind checked again.
for the nuts, and Hanson showed his 
and said, "Thought for sure I had that hand!" with a wry grin on his face.
river, and Larson tabled 
flop gave McCrady the nut flush and a lock on the hand before the 
turn or 
river could fall. Egesdal took the beat in stride, telling McCrady "Nice hand!" before paying off the majority of his stack.
flop from the small blind, and Kerry Hildebrand checked from the big blind. Eric Witler bet 1,000 from early position, and Chavez called. Hildebrand check-raised to 3,600, and only Witler called.
