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2024 RGPS RunGood Resort San Diego

$600 Main Event
Jours 2
Event Info

2024 RGPS RunGood Resort San Diego

Résultats
Gagnant
Main Gagnante
aj
Prix
$37,250
Event Info
Buy-in
$600
Prize Pool
$150,000
Entrants
339
Info Niveau
Niveau
26
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
100,000
Info Joueurs - Jour 2
Entrants
44
Joueurs Survivants
1

$600 Main Event

Jour 2 terminé

First-Time Live Player Maksim Tatarintsev Wins RGPS Main Event Title in San Diego

Niveau 26 : Blinds 50,000/100,000, 100,000 ante
SDPC Jamul
SDPC Jamul

The $600 Main Event for the RunGood Poker Series at Jamul Casino has concluded. After three Day 1 flights over two days, the event drew 339 entrants, creating a prize pool of $176,280. The 44 players who advanced to Day 2 today were all guaranteed a minimum cash of $900, but it was Maksim Tatarintsev who ultimately claimed the top prize of $37,250, defeating Josh Mok in heads-up play.

The Russian native Tatarintsev said after his victory “This is my first time I have ever played in a live poker tournament, I play online alot, but It feels great to win.” Despite playing in his first live tournament, Tatarintsev didnt look out of his element. He said “ I was feeling really confident today, I was always stealing, squeezing, bluffing for sure, I love bluffing”. His confidence didn't wavier at the final table, being one of the most aggressive, and amongst the chip leaders throughout. He also mentioned “When we got to final three players, I really believed in my game and my confidence was really high that I could win this”.

Tatarintsev is visiting the United States from Russia for two months, and said after this win “I may be in the running for the WPT Passport, but either way I may go to Vegas and play a few tournaments there.” Tatarintsev's friend was on the rail when he won, and Tatarintsev joked “I offered him 50% of my action, and he didnt take it”. His friend laughed and said “Its okay, I’m just so happy for him, he really deserves this”.

Final Table Payouts

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Maksim TatarintsevRussia$37,250
2Felipe KouryUnited States$26,090
3Smriti DewariUnited States$16,770
4Thomas CarlinUnited States$10,930
5Michael KaplitzUnited States$8,425
6Jessie CasanadaUnited States$6,970
7Michael CollopyUnited States$5,850
8Andrew WhitmerUnited States$4,805
9Andrew WhitmerUnited States$3,765

Reality TV star Rob Mariano, known as 'Boston Rob,' started the day among the chip leaders, sitting in fifth place. However, he had a disappointing start to the day and soon found himself as one of the short stacks. Unfortunately, his run ended when he was unable to improve with king-queen against his opponent's ace-ten, finishing in 21st place.

One of the big stories in the Jamul Casino Poker Room today was the deep run of Smriti Dewari. She received support and words of encouragement from players in other tournaments throughout the day. Her run gained momentum after she eliminated two players back-to-back. First, she more than doubled up by flopping a set of sixes to eliminate Keith Eoll in 19th place and crack the pocket kings of Ron Segni. Then, in 18th place, Brian Brown had Dewari in trouble after getting all-in on the turn. Segni had top pair with a gut shot straight draw and jammed on Brown, who had slow-played his pocket aces, which turned into a flopped set. However, Dewari rivered the gutshot straight, sending Segni to the rail and putting her near the top of the leaderboard.

She rode that momentum into a fourth-place finish, securing a cash worth $10,930. After her elimination, while exiting the poker room, Dewari received a standing ovation from the entire room.

Smriti Dewari
Smriti Dewari

Final Table

The first two eliminations at the final table came quickly, with Andrew Whitmer being the first to hit the rail, followed closely by Michael Collopy. Both players were eliminated after losing crucial flips.

After the eliminations of Jessie Casanada and Michael Kaplitz, the overall chip leader coming into Day 2, Thomas Carlin, found himself next to exit following a pre-flop cooler. Carlin four-bet jammed his pocket jacks into the pocket queens of his opponent. The board ran out unfavorably, for Carlin as he was unable to improve, sending him to the rail in fifth place.

Once Dewari was eliminated in fourth, the players found themselves three-handed for over two levels. But that changed quickly once Josh Mok and Felipe Koury played a massive flip. Mok holding pocket deuces and Koury holding ace-six, but Kourey could not improve past the pocket pair, and was eliminated in third shortly after.

Final Table
Final Table

Heads Up

After reaching heads-up play, Mok and Tatarintsev, nearly even in chips, discussed an ICM chop. However, they ultimately decided to play for the full prize pool and the RGPS ring.

Just a few hands into heads-up, the two players found themselves in a massive collision. Mok four-bet jammed with pocket tens, and Tatarintsev called with ace-jack suited. The surrounding tables gathered to watch as the two went off to the races.

The 373 flop and K turn kept Mok in front, but when the A hit the river, Mok was eliminated in second place, giving Tatarintsev the title and his first RGPS ring—on his very first live tournament.

That concludes our coverage from Jamul Casino in San Diego, but be sure to stay tuned to PokerNews for live updates and coverage from all around the world.

Tags: Andrew WhitmerBrian BrownFelipe KouryJessie CasanadaJosh MokKeith EollMaksim TatarintsevMichael CollopyMichael KaplitzRob MarianoRon SegniSmriti DewariThomas Carlin

Josh Mok Eliminated in 2nd Place ($26,090)

Niveau 26 : Blinds 50,000/100,000, 100,000 ante
Josh Mok
Josh Mok

Josh Mok raised to 200,000 on the button, before Maksim Tatarintsev three-bet to 850,000. Mok then four-bet all in for his stack of 3,400,000, and Tatarintsev called to put Mok at risk.

Josh Mok: 1010 All in
Maksim Tatarintsev: AJ

It was a massive flip for Mok's tournament life, and the 373 flop kept him in front. Thge K on the turn changed nothing, but the A on the river gave Tatarintsev the best hand with a pair of aces, to eliminate Mok and give Tatarintsev the title.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Profile photo of Maksim Tatarintsev ru
Maksim Tatarintsev
10,000,000
4,350,000
4,350,000
Profile photo of Josh Mok us
Josh Mok
Eliminé

Tags: Josh MokMaksim Tatarintsev

No Chop

Niveau 26 : Blinds 50,000/100,000, 100,000 ante

They players paused the clock to discus an ICM deal, but both players have elected to play for the ring and the original prize pool.

Felipe Koury Eliminated in 3rd Place ($16,770)

Niveau 26 : Blinds 50,000/100,000, 100,000 ante
Felipe Koury
Felipe Koury

Felipe Koury raised all in for his stack of 1,100,000, and Josh Mok in the small blind three-bet all in for 3,335,000. Maksim Tatarintsev sat in the tank debating his decision before mucking his hand.

Felipe Koury: 33 All in
Josh Mok: A9

It was a flip for Koury's tournament life, but he was ahead with his pocket pair. The 7K10 flop kept Koury in front, but gave Mok more outs in the form of a flush draw. But the A on the turn gave Mok the lead, and the 10 on the river gave him the pot, eliminating Koury in third place.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Profile photo of Maksim Tatarintsev ru
Maksim Tatarintsev
5,650,000
250,000
250,000
Profile photo of Josh Mok us
Josh Mok
4,450,000
950,000
950,000
Profile photo of Felipe Koury us
Felipe Koury
Eliminé
Day 1C Chip Leader

Tags: Felipe KouryJosh MokMaksim Tatarintsev

Niveau: 26

Blinds: 50,000/100,000

Ante: 100,000

Tatarintsev Extends His Lead

Niveau 25 : Blinds 50,000/75,000, 75,000 ante

Felipe Koury folded on the button, Josh Mok limped in from the small blind, and Maksim Tatarintsev checked his option in the big blind.

After the 94Q Mok check-called a bet of 125,000 from Tatarintsev.

Both players checked the 10 on the turn, which brought the 10 on the river. Mok then again check-called a bet from Tatarintsev, this time for 275,000. Tatarintsev tabled Q8 for two pair queens and tens and Mok tossed his hand in the muck, giving the pot to Tatarintsev.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Profile photo of Maksim Tatarintsev ru
Maksim Tatarintsev
5,400,000
800,000
800,000
Profile photo of Josh Mok us
Josh Mok
3,500,000
-320,000
-320,000
Profile photo of Felipe Koury us
Felipe Koury
1,200,000
-500,000
-500,000
Day 1C Chip Leader

Tags: Felipe KouryMaksim Tatarintsev

Mok Holds to Double Through Koury

Niveau 25 : Blinds 50,000/75,000, 75,000 ante
Josh Mok
Josh Mok

Felipe Koury on the button raised to 150,000, and Josh Mok in the small blind three-bet to 550,000. After the big blind folded, Koury four-bet all in for Mok's stack of 1,835,000. After sitting in the tank for over a minute, Mok said "I think I have to gamble" and made the call.

Josh Mok: 22 All in
Felipe Koury: A6

It was a flip with Mok ahead with his pocket deuces. The board ran out QJ3JK and Mok held on with his pair, to get a massive double up.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Profile photo of Maksim Tatarintsev ru
Maksim Tatarintsev
4,600,000
1,400,000
1,400,000
Profile photo of Josh Mok us
Josh Mok
3,820,000
1,470,000
1,470,000
Profile photo of Felipe Koury us
Felipe Koury
1,700,000
-2,700,000
-2,700,000
Day 1C Chip Leader

Tags: Felipe KouryJosh Mok

Koury Hero Calls

Niveau 25 : Blinds 50,000/75,000, 75,000 ante

Maksim Tatarintsev raised to 155,000 from the button, and was called by the small blind Felipe Koury.

Both players checked after the JKK flop, which brought the A on the turn. Koury then check-called a bet of 110,000 from Tatarinstev.

The the river was the 8 and after Koury checked, Tatarinstev bet out 425,000. Koury gave it some thought before making the call.

Tatarinstev tabled 76 for just seven high, and Koury happily turned over 77 to take the pot.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Profile photo of Felipe Koury us
Felipe Koury
4,400,000
1,400,000
1,400,000
Day 1C Chip Leader
Profile photo of Maksim Tatarintsev ru
Maksim Tatarintsev
3,200,000
-1,200,000
-1,200,000

Tags: Felipe KouryMaksim Tatarintsev