2022 RunGood Poker Series
Seminole Casino Coconut Creek
Event 9
$200 Double Green Chip Bounty NLH (Re-Entry)
$20,000 Guaranteed
Entries: 222
Prize Pool: $24,420
Bounty Prize Pool: $11,100
May 2, 2022

The last tournament on the RunGood Poker Series kicked off Monday night with a $200 Double Green Chip Bounty that drew a lot of players for a lot of fun. In the end, Stephen Thomas took home the last trophy of the series along with $3,739 after a five-way deal at the final table.

The tournament had a $20,000 guarantee and this tournament continued the trend of blasting those numbers. They combined to create a regular prize pool worth $24,420 with another $11,100 available in the form of bounties.

Results:

Place	Name	Amount
1st	Stephen Thomas	$3,739 *
2nd	Andrew Daire	$3,565 *
3rd	James Cornell Jr	$3,544 *
4th	Domenico Barilla	$2,565 *
5th	Tuan Phan	$1,687 *
6th	Juan Mubarak	$974
7th	Nicole Huete	$830
8th	Damion Loli	$708
9th	Long Nguyen	$582
10th	Andrew Smith	$513
11th	William Swicicki	$513
12th	Jeffrey Pachter	$513
13th	Mario De La Puente	$440
14th	Ralph Spadafore	$440
15th	Bernard Lynch Iii	$440
16th	Miguel Briganty	$366
17th	Steve Smith	$366
18th	Arun Dabas	$366
19th	Spencer Liebmann	$293
20th	Joseph Murphy	$293
21st	Brian Barros Vazquez	$293
22nd	Joseph Petrolino	$226
23rd	Shamica Lamar	$226
24th	Ginold Rendel	$226
25th	Ali Ozesen	$181
26th	Jason Cooper	$181
27th	Kimani Mckoy	$181
28th	Miguel Martinez	$169

* – denotes results of a five-way deal

2022 Run Good Series

Event 9: Prize Pool and Payouts

May 2, 2022 @ 9:30PM

Registration closed for the last tournament on the RunGood Poker Series schedule with 222 entries in the $200 Double Green Chip Bounty. They put $24,420 in the regular prize pool and another $11,100 up for grabs as bounties. The last 18 spots will be paid with $169 for a min-cash and $5,824 up top for the last champ of the series.

1st: $5,824 + RunGood trophy
2nd: $4,074
3rd: $2,503
4th: $1,523
5th: $1,176
6th: $974
7th: $830
8th: $708
9th: $582
10th-12th: $513
13th-15th: $440
16th-18th: $366
19th-21st: $293
22nd-24th: $226
25th-27th: $181
28th: $169

2022 Run Good Series

Event 9: Closing with a Bounty

May 2, 2022 @ 5:45PM

$200 Double Green Chip Bounty NLH (Re-Entry)
$20,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 1: 100/100

The last trophy event on the RunGood Poker Series schedule is the $200 Double Green Chip Bounty tournament this evening at 6 pm. It has a $20,000 guaranteed prize pool and each player has a $50 bounty on their head.

Players start with huge 40K stacks and the first eight levels last 15 minutes, going up to 90 from Level 9 until the end. Late registration and unlimited re-entries are available until the start of Level 11 at 9:10 pm.

This will be a great way to close out the series and we expect a huge crowd this evening.

$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

2019 WSOP Circuit - September

Jeff Trudeau Defeats David Prociak in WSOP Circuit High Roller, Wins $46K, Gold Ring

September 28, 2019 @ 11:43AM

Below is the final report from Event 9, $2,200 High Roller, which concluded Friday alongside Day 1A of the Main Event

2019 September WSOP Circuit
Seminole Casino Coconut Creek
Coconut Creek, Florida
Event 9
$2,200 High Roller (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed
Entries: 73
Prize Pool: $146,000
September 26-27, 2019

One of the premiere events of the 2019 World Series of Poker Circuit at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek concluded Friday night in South Florida. The tournament was the $2,200 High Roller Re-Entry and it was Florida’s Jeff Trudeau that defeated the 73-entry field scoring $46,363 and his seventh gold ring.

“I feel pretty good,” Trudeau told the WSOP after the win. “I just played and ran really well during the final table. I had some very fortunate spots.”

Good fortune was needed against a decorated final table that stacked up as follows:

Seat 1: Carlos Guerrero
Seat 2: Brett Bader
Seat 3: Nicholas Visconti
Seat 4: Chad Eveslage
Seat 5: Jeffrey Trudeau
Seat 6: Sam Panzica
Seat 7: Jason Shinbaum
Seat 8: John Corsi
Seat 9: David Prociak

Trudeau and fellow Floridian David Prociak were neck-and-neck to start the final table with 73 and 71 big blinds apiece. The top duo took control as each of their tough competitors hit the rail leaving them to battle it out heads-up for the trophy and top prize. Prociak had a huge heads-up lead, but eventually succumbed to Trudeau.

For Prociak, the runner-up finish earned him $28,655. For Trudeau, it was an impressive seventh ring and a score that moved him over $1,700,000 in career earnings.

With 73 entries, the $50,000 guarantee was smashed to the tune of a $146,000 prize pool. The top 11 spots paid and the final tournament results are available below.

1st: Jeffrey Trudeau – $46,363 + WSOP Circuit ring
2nd: David Prociak – $28,655
3rd: Carlos Guerrero – $18,984
4th: Sam Panzica – $13,308
5th: Brett Bader – $9,451
6th: Chad Eveslage – $7,128
7th: Nicholas Visconti – $5,636
8th: John Corsi – $4,683
9th: Jason Shinbaum – $4,100
10th: Howard Mash – $4,100
11th: Bryce McVay – $3,792

2019 WSOP Circuit - September

High Roller: Jeffrey Trudeau Defeats David Prociak for the Title

September 27, 2019 @ 11:00PM

$2,200 High Roller (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 24: 10,000/25,000 with a 25,000 ante

Jeffrey Trudeau limped his button and David Prociak raised to 90,000. Trudeau moved all in and Prociak called at risk for 490,000.

Trudeau:
Prociak:

Prociak was ahead for the needed double but Trudeau made two pair on the flop. The turn did not help Prociak and Trudeau earned his seventh WSOP Circuit ring after the river came .

Congrats to Jeff! We will post a full tournament recap tomorrow morning.

1st: Jeffrey Trudeau – $46,363 + WSOP Circuit ring
2nd: David Prociak – $28,655

2019 WSOP Circuit - September

High Roller: Heads-Up Underway

September 27, 2019 @ 9:41PM

$2,200 High Roller (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 23: 10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 ante
Players Remaining: 2 of 73

Jeffrey Trudeau (left) versus David Prociak (right)

After Carlos Guerrero was eliminated, the blinds went up and the WSOP Circuit ring was brought to the table. Heads-up is underway with David Prociak leading against Jeffrey Trudeau.

Seat 5: Jeffrey Trudeau – 730,000 (37 bb)
Seat 9: David Prociak – 1,460,000 (73 bb)

Remaining payouts:

1st: $46,363 + WSOP Circuit ring
2nd: $28,655

2019 WSOP Circuit - September

High Roller: Carlos Guerrero – 3rd Place ($18,984)

September 27, 2019 @ 9:38PM

$2,200 High Roller (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 22: 8,000/16,000 with a 16,000 ante
Players Remaining: 2 of 73

David Prociak limped the button and Carlos Guerrero raised to 100,000 from the small blind. Jeffrey Trudeau folded his big blind, Prociak announced “all in” and Guerrero called at risk for ~500,000.

Prociak:
Guerrero:

It was a cooler for Guerrero in the High Roller and no miracle appeared on the board to save his seat.

For more High Roller updates, check out our friends at WSOP.com

David Prociak – 1,460,000 (91 bb)
Carlos Guerrero – Eliminated in 3rd Place ($18,984)

2019 WSOP Circuit - September

High Roller: Sam Panzica – 4th Place ($13,308)

September 27, 2019 @ 8:33PM

$2,200 High Roller (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 21: 6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 ante
Players Remaining: 3 of 73

In a battle of the blinds, David Prociak and Sam Panzica were flipping with Prociak at risk. Prociak’s held against Panzica’s on the run out.

Prociak doubled up, Panzica was left with less than two big blinds, and he was eliminated soon after.

For more High Roller updates, check out our friends at WSOP.com

David Prociak – 610,000 (51 bb)
Sam Panzica – Eliminated in 4th Place ($13,308)

2019 WSOP Circuit - September

High Roller: Brett Bader – 5th Place ($9,451)

September 27, 2019 @ 8:28PM

$2,200 High Roller (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 21: 6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 ante
Players Remaining: 4 of 73

Jeffrey Trudeau opened to 25,000 from under the gun and Brett Bader moved all in for 125,000 from the big blind. Trudeau quickly called and Bader was in trouble.

Trudeau:
Bader: