David Salituro
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Justin Arnwine Does It Again in the RGPS Maryland Main Event (opens the original)
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Death, taxes, and Justin Arnwine winning a poker tournament. Those are the three big certainties in life. Arnwine, less than a year after winning the inaugural RunGood Poker Series stop here at MGM National Harbor, again prevailed today over a field of 329 entries to claim his second RGPS championship ring and take down the Golden Expedition Maryland $1,300 Main Event for $78,501. âIt actually feels great. I rarely let myself enjoy the win, but I told myself if I won this one, again, straight
Pocket Sevens Propel Joseph Ferguson to the RunGood Poker Series Golden Expedition Joplin Main Event Title (opens the original)
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Joseph Ferguson got a new favorite hand today at the final table of the RunGood Poker Series Golden Expedition Joplin $700 Main Event. Ferguson was all in three times at the final table holding pocket sevens, and he won all three on his way to defeating Robert Little heads-up and emerging from a marathon, turbulent battle to claim the RunGood championship ring and $48,516 top prize. Itâs the biggest score of his poker career and second major title after he won a WSOP Circuit ring in 2024. âS
Maryland State Poker Championship Main Event Ends in Three-Way Deal (opens the original)
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The final three of the Maryland State Poker Championship $1,700 Main Event final table was a star-studded affair. Local legend Justin Arnwine, the unofficial record holder for most tournament victories, was back in his familiar spot atop the leaderboard. Daniel Iachan, who had proven his poker prowess with back-to-back deep runs in the WSOP Main Event the last two years, was in second as he chased the first victory of his career. And Aaron Pinson, who had already earned more than $1 million for
Kentucky Farmer Plays the Role of Underdog on His Way to RGPS Main Event Title (opens the original)
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There is one word to describe Jack Haysâ reaction after winning the RunGood Poker Series Golden Expedition Southern Indiana $800 Main Event: disbelief. âIâve been playing for 21 years. Iâve been working my ass off for this This ainât real. No way this just happened,â Hays said while preparing to snap his long-awaited winnerâs photo. The Kentucky farmer admitted he was no match for heads-up opponent Craig Welko, but the cards had other ideas as Hays was on the right side of a few al
Doctor Goes to Work Before Playing Final Table, Ends Up Winning $136,054 (opens the original)
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One hand changed Kyle Smithâs destiny. He would either have a big chip lead, or, as he called it, he would make the âbiggest punt in tournament poker history.â Smith, though, wound up on the right side of that sharp dividing line, and it made all the difference today at the final table of the Potomac Summer Poker Open $3,000 Main Event. Smithâs double up off start-of-day chip leader Patrick Martorella right at the beginning of the final table gave him a massive chip lead and propelled hi
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