2022 Run Good Series

Seven Players Survive for $1,250 Payout

2022 RunGood Poker Series
Seminole Casino Coconut Creek
Event 8
$150 Survivor No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$5,000 Guaranteed
Entries:  71
Prize Pool:  $8,875
May 2, 2022

We closed out the RunGood Poker Series with two fun tournaments on Monday starting with the $150 buy-in Survivor in the morning.

The tournament drew 71 entries to push the $5,000 guarantee into a prize pool worth $8,875. The last seven spots earned a $1,250 payout while the eighth picked up a rebate worth the buy-in amount.

Six hours after the start, the tournament made the final table and Christopher Sweeney went out in eighth for the $150 return. Martin Borras, Dany Blackburn, Miguel Briganty, James Dement, Joseph Mancuso, Jay Silver, and Event 7 champ Milly Berman finished in the top spot and earned $1,250.

PlaceNameAmount
1stMilly Berman$1,250
1stDany Blackburn$1,250
1stMartin Borras$1,250
1stMiguel Briganty$1,250
1stJames Dement$1,250
1stJoseph Mancuso$1,250
1stJay Silver$1,250
8thChristopher Sweeney$150
2022 Run Good Series

Event 8: Survivor Time

$150 Survivor No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$5,000 Guarantee | Structure
Level 1:  100/100

We’re closing out the RunGood Poker Series with two fun tournaments starting with a $150 Survivor at 11 am. We’ll have 1-in-10 players walking away with $1,250 later this afternoon.

Players start with 12,000 stacks and all levels last 20 minutes. Late registration and unlimited re-entries are available until the start of Level 9 at 2:05 pm.

It will be a great time in the Poker Room!

  • $5,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
  • 1-in-10 wins $1,250
  • Players begin with 12,000 in chips
  • Levels last 20 minutes
  • Late registration until start of Level 9 (2:05pm)
  • This is a one-day tournament and plays to completion
  • Event 8 Structure Sheet
2022 Run Good Series

RunGood Series Day 12 Schedule

Primary Event Schedule

11AM: Event 8 – $150 Survivor NLH (Re-Entry)

  • $5,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
  • 1-in-10 wins $1,250
  • Players begin with 12,000 in chips
  • Levels last 20 minutes
  • Late registration until start of Level 9 (2:05pm)
  • This is a one-day tournament and plays to completion
  • Event 8 Structure Sheet

6PM: Event 9 – $200 Double Green Chip Bounty NLH (Re-Entry)

  • $20,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
  • Players begin with 40,000 in chips
  • Levels 1-8 last 15 minutes; Levels 9+ last 20 minutes
  • Late registration until start of Level 11 (9:10pm)
  • This is a one-day tournament and plays to completion
  • Event 9 Structure Sheet

2022 RunGood Poker Series Schedule

2019 WSOP Circuit - September

Event 8: Cord Garcia Earns His Third WSOP Circuit Ring

2019 September WSOP Circuit
Seminole Casino Coconut  Creek
Event 8
$600 No Limit Hold’em Turbo (Re-Entry)
Entries: 84
Prize Pool: $43,620
September 26, 2019

Cord Garcia, Event 8 Turbo Champ

Event 8 on the WSOP Circuit schedule was a $600 buy-in Turbo that once again lived up to its name. The tournament drew 84 entries and featured a tough final table with multiple ring and bracelet winners. When the dust settled, Cord Garcia was the last player standing to win his third WSOP Circuit ring, a nice addition to his WSOP Colossus bracelet.

In addition to Garcia at the final table, Scott Roberts and Zachary Mullennix were going for their second win of the series. Roberts wife Lisa was sitting to his left and Mark Amaral was looking for his second ring.

Garcia defeated Roberts heads up to win the title along with $13,098 while Roberts will likely move to the top of the Casino Champion Leaderboard in the morning.

Event 8 results:

1st: Cord Garcia – $13,098 + WSOP Circuit ring
2nd: Scott Roberts – $8,096
3rd: Tyler Phillips – $5,502
4th: Mark Amaral – $3,860
5th: Tuan Pham – $2,799
6th: Lisa Roberts – $2,100
7th: Zachary Mullennix – $1,632
8th: Nick Yunis – $1,316
9th: Eric Salazar – $1,102
10th: Tomas Teran Paredes – $961
11th: Hagai Stein – $961
12th: Dragan Lunic – $961
13th: Ryan Van Sanford – $872

2019 WSOP Circuit - September

Event 8: Turbo Final Table Lineup

$600 No Limit Hold’em Turbo (Re-Entry)
Structure | Payouts
Level 18: 3,000/6,000 with a 6,000 ante
Players Remaining: 9 of 84

The Turbo tournament cruised down to its final table and it got there one short. Normally the final table forms when ten players remain but Tomas Teran Paredes and Hagai Stein hit the rail at the same time in 11th and 10th place.

It’s a stack final table that includes Nick Yunis, Mark Amaral, the husband/wife combo of Scott and Lisa Roberts, and Casino Champion contender Zachary Mullennix.

Seat 1: Tyler Phillips – 187,500
Seat 2: Cord Gracia – 420,000
Seat 3: Nicolas Yunis – 95,500
Seat 4: Zachary Mullennix – 84,000
Seat 5: Eric Salazar – 70,000
Seat 6: Tuan Pham – 104,000
Seat 7: Mark Amaral – 299,500
Seat 8: Scott Roberts – 226,500
Seat 9: Lisa Roberts – 213,500

Remaining payouts:

1st: $13,098 + WSOP Circuit ring
2nd: $8,096
3rd: $5,502
4th: $3,860
5th: $2,799
6th: $2,100
7th: $1,632
8th: $1,316
9th: $1,102

Results so far:

10th: Tomas Teran Paredes – $961
11th: Hagai Stein – $961
12th: Dragan Lunic – $961
13th: Ryan Van Sanford – $872

2019 WSOP Circuit - September

Event 8: Prize Pool and Payouts with $13,098 to the Turbo Winner

2019 September WSOP Circuit
Seminole Casino Coconut  Creek
Event 8
$600 No Limit Hold’em Turbo (Re-Entry)
Entries: 84
Prize Pool: $43,620
September 26, 2019

Registration closed on the one-day Turbo ring event and the $600 buy-in tournament drew 84 entries to create a prize pool worth $43,620. The last 13 places will be paid out with a min-cash earning $872 and the Turbo ring winner walking away with $13,098 plus the WSOP Circuit ring.

1st: $13,098 + WSOP Circuit ring
2nd: $8,096
3rd: $5,502
4th: $3,860
5th: $2,799
6th: $2,100
7th: $1,632
8th: $1,316
9th: $1,102
10th-12th: $961
13th: $872

2019 WSOP Circuit - September

Event 8: One-Day Turbo

$600 No Limit Hold’em Turbo (Re-Entry)
Structure
Level 1: 100/100

We are only one day away from the start of the WSOP Circuit Main Event and we have two warmups running today. First up is the $600 Turbo tournament at 11 and the one-day structure will award a ring later this evening.

Turbo players will start with 20,000 stacks and all levels last 20 minutes long. Late registration and unlimited re-entries are available until the start of Level 13 at 3:20 pm. This is a one-day tournament and we will have a champion before the night is through.

While the other big events are going on, we will hit the highlights of this tournament along the way including the final table lineup and tournament recap.

  • Players begin with 20,000 in chips and 20-minute levels
  • Late registration/re-entry available until start of Level 13
  • This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
  • Event 8 Structure Sheet
2019 WSOP Circuit - September

WSOP Circuit Day 8 Schedule

Primary Event Schedule

11AM: Event 8 – $600 No Limit Hold’em Turbo (Re-Entry)

  • Players begin with 20,000 in chips and 20-minute levels
  • Late registration/re-entry available until start of Level 13
  • This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
  • Event 8 Structure Sheet

1PM: Event 6 Day 1 – $400 Monster Stack NLH (Re-Entry)

4PM: Event 9 Day 1 – $2,200 High Roller (Re-Entry)

  • $50,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
  • Players begin with 30,000 in chips and 40-minute levels
  • Late registration/re-entry available until start of Day 2
  • Day 1 will end after Level 12 or Tournament Director discretion
  • High Roller Structure Sheet

Secondary and Satellite Schedule

9AM: $250 WSOPC Main Event Turbo Satellite

  • Players begin with 5,000 in chips and 15-minute levels
  • Late registration/re-entry available until start of Level 7
  • This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
  • Structure Sheet

12PM: $250 WSOPC Main Event Satellite

  • 10 seats guaranteed
  • Players begin with 5,000 in chips and 30-minute levels
  • Late registration/re-entry available until start of Level 7
  • This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
  • Structure Sheet

2PM: $250 WSOPC High Roller Satellite

  • Players begin with 5,000 in chips and 30-minute levels
  • Late registration/re-entry available until start of Level 7
  • This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
  • Structure Sheet

4PM: $250 WSOPC Main Event Satellite

  • 10 seats guaranteed
  • Players begin with 5,000 in chips and 30-minute levels
  • Late registration/re-entry available until start of Level 7
  • This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
  • Structure Sheet

6PM: $135 Deep Stack Pot Limit Omaha Bounty

  • $3,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
  • Players begin with 16,000 in chips and 20-minute levels
  • Late registration/re-entry available until start of Level 10
  • This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
  • Structure Sheet

9PM: $250 WSOPC Main Event Satellite

  • 3 seats guaranteed
  • Players begin with 5,000 in chips and 30-minute levels
  • Late registration/re-entry available until start of Level 7
  • This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
  • Structure Sheet

Complete WSOP Circuit Schedule

2019 WSOP Circuit - February

Monster Stack: Justin Harvell Breaks Through for WSOPC Win

2019 February WSOP Circuit
Seminole Casino Coconut Creek
Event 8
$400 Monster Stack
$100,000 Guaranteed
Entries: 547
Prize Pool: $180,510
February 13-14, 2019

Justin Harvell

(Coconut Creek, FL) — Justin Harvell knows a little something about getting deep in World Series of Poker Circuit events and now the grinder can call himself a WSOPC Monster Stack champion. This was his eleventh WSOPC final table and those produced three runner-up finishes including a second-place result in this tournament last February.

Harvell was not able to break through in 2018 but now he is the proud owner of a WSOPC ring after defeating a field of 547 entries.

“I’m just so happy,” Harvell said after the win. “That’s the main thing. I’m just really happy I finally won and now I can build up from here.”

The Monster Stack was one of the biggest tournaments on the schedule and the $400 buy-in tournament never had a problem getting to the $100,000 Guarantee when the 547 entries pushed the prize pool over $180,000.

The last 63 spots were paid and they hit the money bubble shortly before the end of Day 1. Harvell returned for Day 2 near the bottom of the counts but dodged problems throughout the day until he began to heat up with two tables remaining.

Players continued to drop to the rail as Harvell rose to the chip lead and made the final table with 5.7 of the 16.4 million chips in play. He used his big stack to pressure his opponents and they were never able to put a big dent in his lead.

Harvell was responsible for five of the final table eliminations including Alan Wentz to lock up the title with a timely turned full house. Wentz battled back from less than one small blind late and took home $23,446 for his time.

Harvell happily collected his first WSOP Circuit ring along with $37,914.

Monster Stack final table results:

1st: Justin Harvell – $37,914 + WSOP Circuit Ring
2nd: Alan Wentz – $23,446
3rd: Brandon Miller – $17,145
4th: Scott Jordan – $12,722
5th: Martin Borras – $9,572
6th: Cesar Fuentes – $7,302
7th: Ben Sriqiu – $5,646
8th: Voitto Rintala – $4,426
9th: Craig Wentz – $3,516
10th: Tim Kotocavage – $2,830

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2019 WSOP Circuit - February

Monster Stack: Justin Harvell Defeats Alan Wentz for His First Ring

$400 Monster Stack
$100,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 33: 80,000/160,000 with a 20,000 ante

Justin Harvell

Unlike much of Day 2, the final hand of the tournament did not put all the chips in the middle preflop. Justin Harvell and Alan Wentz saw a flop of 8h6h4h before Wentz got his 2,650,000 stack in good (at that point).

Wentz: 9h7h
Harvell: 8c6c

They both hit huge heads-up hands with Wentz ahead with his flopped flush versus eights up for Harvell. It was immediate bad news for Wentz when the 8d turn gave Harvell the full house.

Wentz had two outs for his open-ended straight flush draw but the board and tournament finished after the 4d to put an end to the Monster Stack. It was a great late run for Wentz who found himself with less than small blind with a dozen players still in the game.

Wentz earned $23,446 for his runner-up finish while Harvell walked away with $37,914 and his first WSOP Circuit ring.

1st: Justin Harvell – $37,914 + WSOP Circuit Ring
2nd: Alan Wentz – $23,446

Alan Wentz