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Kyle Kinder Wins RGPS Downstream Showbound Main Event for $42,781

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The RunGood Poker Series (RGPS) Showbound $575 Main Event hosted by Downstream Casino Resort attracted 372 entrants over three Day 1 flights, a baker's dozen shy of the venue record. The total prize pool for the event came to $186,000, well above its $100,000 guarantee.

On Sunday, Kyle Kinder emerged victorious to capture a $42,781, his first documented tournament cash according to HendonMob. In addition, Kinder and the entire final table were extended invitations into the season-ending freeroll satellite at Hard Rock Tulsa for a pair of $5,000 Sit & Go seats to be on Poker After Dark, recorded in the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas.

Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Kyle KinderUnited States$42,781
2Shane FullerUnited States$26,412
3Nic PetreeUnited States$17,577
4Lance HendricksUnited States$12,183
5Li WuUnited States$9,207
6Papa KarnUnited States$7,161
7William McCrackenUnited States$5,952
8Matt BlackwellUnited States$4,929
9Clyde LoranceUnited States$4,166
10Norm GlueckertUnited States$3,181

Others to cash the Main Event were Kurt Haiss (13th - $2,399), James Traber (17th - $1,804), start-of-the-day chip leader Craig Dick (23rd - $1,488), Mike Marne (34th - $1,209), RGPS Council Bluffs champ Nick Burris (36th - $1,209), and Bill Sanders (44th - $1,023).

Final Table Action

Norm Glueckert was the first to fall after shoving with king-five suited and failing to get there against Nick Petree��s pocket jacks, and Clyde Lorance followed him out the door in ninth losing ace-queen to Matt Blackwell��s pocket queens.

Blackwell then hit the rail himself getting it in with pocket nines and losing a flip to Petree, who flopped an ace holding ace-queen. That proved to be a popular hand as Lance Hendricks used it to send William McCracken, who held king-nine in his final hand, out the door in seventh place for $5,952.

Papa Karn, the father of RGPS founder Tana Karn, took his leave after getting his short stack in with nines against Shane Fuller��s Big Slick, and Li Wu busted when his ten-eight suited fell to Fuller��s nine-seven.

It was at that point Kinder got his first final table knockout when Hendricks jammed with king-nine only to run it smack dab into the eventual champ��s ace-king. Kinder then used Big Slick to eliminated Petree, who had ace-eight, in third place for $17,577 before setting up a final two match against Fuller, which would last just six hands.

Shane Fuller
Shane Fuller

The former held a 2:1 chip lead, and it came to a head when Fuller three-bet jammed holding ace-queen and Kinder opted to call with king-four suited. One club on the flop and two more on the turn and river gave Kinder a flush, and Fuller was eliminated in second place for $26,412.

The next RGPS stop will take place March 5-10 at Horseshoe Tunica, and once again the PokerNews Live Reporting Team will be on hand to capture all the action.

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