$250 Seniors 50+ No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) $10,000 Guaranteed | Structure Level 7: 300/600 with a 600 ante Entries: 112
Evan Teitelbaum
Evan Teitelbaum and Michael Goldfarb were seated side-by-side earlier in the day but Teitelbaum purchased a seat change (aka busted his stack, re-entered, and drew the same table). He was now seated on the other side of the table and they were heads up to a flop.
Goldfarb checked, Teitelbaum moved all in for 14,100 and Goldfarb called after a minute to think it out.
Teitelbaum: Goldfarb:
Goldfarb had top pair top kicker but was behind the two black aces of Teitelbaum. Goldfarb needed running aces or some other miracle but the turn and river sent the double across the table.
$250 Seniors 50+ No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) $10,000 Guaranteed | Structure Level 5: 300/500 with a 500 ante Entries: 108
Michael Goldfarb (left) and Evan Teitelbaum (right)
The entry counted topped 100 after the first break and we still have some of our Senior players taking the elevator up to the Poker Room. They are having fun and slinging some chips.
A few in early action include Michael Goldfarb, Evan Teitelbaum, David Williams, Larry Klur, Wally Maddah, and Jeffrey Silverstein.
Williams came into Day 2 of the Super Stack with a tiny stack; returning 95th out of 101. But after a bit of luck with the powerful 73o, Williams was able to ladder up a few pay jumps to finish 79th.
$250 Seniors 50+ No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) $10,000 Guaranteed | Structure Level 4: 200/400 with a 400 ante Entries: 99
Julio Melendez
Players are back in their seats after the first break and they doubled up the guarantee while they were gone on break. The prize pool is now over $20,000 with more than two hours to spin it up.
There weren’t many monster stacks found while they were gone but Julio Melendez was up there. He returned to a stack of 74,500 and the clear leader in early action.
$250 Seniors 50+ No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) $10,000 Guaranteed | Structure Level 4: 200/300 with a 300 ante Entries: 90
Seniors Event players are getting ready to take their first break and they’ve already cruised right past the $10,000 guarantee on the tournament. They are nearing a double up to $20,000 and it will get there before registration closes at 2:30 pm.
We are kicking off the new week with a popular game. The RunGood Poker Series Seniors Event gets underway at 10 am and it should be a fun time in the Poker Room. The tournament has a $250 buy-in and a $10,000 guaranteed prize pool with a RunGood trophy awaiting the winner as well.
Players start with 15,000 starting stacks and all levels last 30 minutes. Late registration is available until the start of Level 9 at 2:30 pm with unlimited re-entries during that time. They have a 40-minute dinner break at 4:30 pm and return to the Poker Room to play it out for the title.
We look forward to seeing this special tournament and award some big money in the end.
$10,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
Players begin with 15,000 in chips
Levels last 30 minutes
Late registration until start of Level 9 (2:30pm)
This is a one-day tournament and plays to completion
2021 RunGood Series Seminole Casino Coconut Creek Event 2 $130 Opening Night Ring Event $10,000 Guaranteed Entries: 211 Prize Pool: $20,678 August 23, 2021
Lucas Tae, RunGood Event 2 Champion
Event 1 kicked off the RunGood series but Event 2 awarded the first ring. The $130 Opening Night Ring Event drew a huge 211-entry field and Lucas Tae walked away with the title along with $5,028 after a long heads-up battle with Kimani McKoy.
The field more than doubled the $10,000 guarantee and put $20,678 in the prize pool. The last 27 spots were paid and the tournament quickly moved into the money. Action slowed down once they reached the final table including a heads-up match that lasted longer than two hours.
Tae won the match, earned the ring, and picked up a big payout for a small buy-in; the new jewelry going along nicely with his WSOP Circuit ring. Tae recently pushed his career total over $100,000 with a second-place finish in a SHRPO event in Hollywood a few weeks ago and rode his heater to the title.
The win also means Tae sits atop the RunGood Casino Champion Leaderboard leaderboard. The player with the most points at the end of the series will earn tournament seats to a 64-player capped event streamed from inside the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas. There are four events remaining so plenty of time to earn those points.
$130 Opening Night Ring Event (Re-Entry) $10,000 Guaranteed | Structure Level 8: 500/1,000 with a 1,000 ante Entries: 211
That concludes our coverage for the evening. We will returning the morning for the last two flights of Event 1 and of course the full results of Event 2 including our first RunGood ring winner.
Flight B of Event 1 starts at 10 am followed by Flight C at 5 pm.
We look forward to seeing a lot of old friends and new tomorrow.
Event 1 info:
$25,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
Players begin with 20,000 in chips
Levels 1-6 last 20 minutes; Levels 7+ last 30 minutes
Late registration until start of Level 7 (12:15pm)
Players may bag and play a subsequent starting flight advancing their best stack forward to Day 2
$130 Opening Night Ring Event (Re-Entry) $10,000 Guaranteed | Structure Level 8: 400/800 with a 800 ante Entries: 211
Registration closed on the RunGood Open Night Ring Event and the 211 entries in the game more than doubled the $10,000 guarantee. They put $20,678 in the prize pool with the last 27 getting paid; a min-cash worth $154 while the Event 2 winner will take home $5,028 and the RunGood ring.
That is a lot of money for a $130 buy-in tournament.
2021 RunGood Series Seminole Casino Coconut Creek Event 2 $130 Opening Night Ring Event $10,000 Guaranteed Entries: 211 Prize Pool: $20,678 August 23, 2021
$130 Opening Night Ring Event (Re-Entry) $10,000 Guaranteed | Structure Level 2: 100/100 with a 100 ante Entries: 125
Boston Rob Mariano
Event 2 cruised right past its $10,000 guarantee in the first level and players continue to put up the $130 buy-in to get the big field. Registration will remain open until 8:15 pm so get down here if you can.
RunGood Ambassadors Boston Rob Mariano and Ray Henson were in the game early and mixing it up. Henson got a good start to his tournament, knocking a player out with eights versus KQ for a double starter stack.
flop.
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river sent the double across the table.
