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An ultra-protective pack that keeps your pricey gadgets in pristine condition. Large front compartment with file divider Back padded laptop pocket Padded tablet/e-reader sleeve Organization pocket for easy supply storage...
$ 25.00
Comfort, style and function converge in this structured, mid-profile design. A contrast underbill reduces sun glare, while the Swoosh Flex sweatband ensures exceptional fit. Made of 84/14/2 nylon/cotton/spandex.
$ 60.00
For on or off the felt. 300 gm 100% water proof polyester shell bonded to 160gm micro fleece lining.
$ 20.00
Punt. 50% polyester/25% combed ringspun cotton/25% rayon jersey
The RunGood brand was originally founded during the 2012 World Series of Poker and brought to national recognition with appearances on ESPN by RunGood Pros Huy Nguyen during the 2012 WSOP National Championship FT and Robert Salaburu during the 2012 WSOP Main Event FT. RunGood has been a staple every year on the WSOP Main Event Rail since 2013 with custom designed team shirts for the November Nine.
The brand focuses on positivity and emits that through a roster of individuals who bring the best out of the game of poker. A full list of team pros can be found here.
In March of 2014, RunGood expanded it's brand to the tournament circuit scene. The inaugural stop occured at Downstream Resort & Casino followed up with a secondary stop at Hard Rock Casino Tulsa. Updated schedules and future stops can be found at www.RunGoodPokerSeries.com.
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Level 28 (50,000/100,000/10,000)Total RG Main Event Entries: 582Players Remaining: 1Chip Average: 11,640,000 The first main event of the RunGood Open Water Fall Season drew record numbers for the inaugural RunGood series in Tunica. A total of 582 entries assembled in the Horseshoe Poker Room and over 140 of them returned for Day 2. Leading them was David Troutman, who was the only player to hit the 300,000 mark from the three Day 1 flights. Troutman picked up where he left right away at the start of Day 2 and was near 1,000,000 within the first two levels. Once the money bubble burst, Troutman continued to be out in the lead and was at or near the chip lead until the final...
Level 28 (50,000/100,000/10,000)Total RG Main Event Entries: 582Players Remaining: 1Chip Average: 11,640,000 David Troutman started heads up play with a wide gap between him and Kyle Cartwright (pictured) and in less than 15 hands, their match was complete with Troutman coming out on top. Troutman opened to 200,000 on the button and Cartwright shoved for 1,900,000 from the big blind. Troutman called with A♠10♠ and had the A♣7♠ of Cartwright crushed. The 10♥9♣3♠ flop left Cartwright with few outs as only running cards would save him. The 6♣ turn had him in need of only an eight to fill a straight but the 10♣ river was not what Cartwright was looking for. Cartwright finishes a strong two days of poker with $36,883...
Level 28 (50,000/100,000/10,000)Total RG Main Event Entries: 582Players Remaining: 2Chip Average: 5,820,000 With William Stanford (pictured) and Kyle Cartwright having similar chip stacks and a $12,000 pay jump in play, there was a fine line between making heads up play and coming up short of a larger prize. Stanford had been unlucky in a few spots at the final table and once again, came up just shy of where he needed to be. Cartwright shoved on the button for 1,100,000 with K♣Q♦ and Stanford called from the big blind for 90 percent of his stack with K♥J♥. The K♠10♣5♥ flop kept Cartwright in the lead and the 4♥ turn would give Stanford a flush draw. Stanford missed on the 3♠ river and...
Level 27 (40,000/80,000/10,000)Total RG Main Event Entries: 582Players Remaining: 3Chip Average: 3,880,000 Kyle Cartwright was under seven big blinds but found the double he needed against William Stanford to pull even for second place. Stanford shoved the small blind with K♠3♣ and Cartwright called with K♥8♦. An eight hit the flop and Cartwright obtained the double. The blinds are about to go up and Cartwright along with Stanford are playing roughly 1,400,000 each with Troutman looming over them with 8,800,000. The remaining payouts are below. 1. $58,7972. $36,8833. $24,455
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