The players returned from break and it didn't take long for another all-in and a call. This time it was Michael Lech at risk after he shoved from middle position and Adam Todd called from the big blind.
Lech had 51,000 left and tabled against the of Todd.
The board ran out and Todd made a flush to eliminate Lech in 46th place.
Mason Hinkle seems to be the only one doubling people up at his table. This hand, he got all in with against the of Thomas Houston.
Hinkle opened to 11,000 and Taylor Scott called on the button before Thomas Houston shoved all in from the small blind. Hinkle shoved over the top and had Scott covered. Scott folded.
Day 2 of the RG Main Event has been taken over by pirates. What began as a last longer bet in Thursday's $200 Two Green Chip Bounty event turned into eye patches and bandanas all around the Day 2 tournament area. A group of RunGood Ambassadors and regular tour players agreed to a last longer that would result in the last two men standing becoming "team captains." They drafted theur teams for the $575 Main Event. The team that bagged the least amount of chips collectively would have to complete a punishment of the winning team's choosing. The punishment was pirates.
Two captains emerged in Derrick Contreras and Jacob Seale after both players final tabled the $200 Bounty event with Seale placing 3rd and gaining first pick at his Main Event team. The teams were:
Team Jacob (aka the losing team):
Cash Carpenter
Preston McEwen
Paul Strohm
Daniel Lowery
Matt Johnson
Jeff Tebben
Pirates of the RunGood Poker Series
Team Derrick:
Austin Reilly
Grant Hinkle
Jim Indiviri
Eric Anderson
Vanessa Kade
Michael Lech
Cash Carpenter, Matt Johnson, Daniel Lowery
After Day 1A concluded, team Jacob had a lead bagging 4 players and 616,500 chips to team Derrick's 3 players and 491,500 chips.
Punishment suggestions and smack-talking ensued and eventually, an agreement was reached that everyone on the losing team must dress up and speak like a pirate during Day 2 of the Main Event.
It appeared as if team Jacob was going to send team Derrick to walk the plank after Day 1B when they extended their lead 760,000 to 491,500, until the last level of Day 1C when three players combined had over 300,000 in chips, giving team Derrick a sweat. The chips were tossed into bags an hour later and the final numbers were tallied.
Team Jacob: 796,000 chips
Team Derrick: 1,071,500 chips
Eye patches and bandanas were purchased and distributed to even those that didn't make Day 2, and "Arrrrrrrrg matey"s could be heard all the way from table 26.
against the 
of Todd.
and Todd made a flush to eliminate Lech in 46th place.
against the 
of Thomas Houston.
and Houston doubled up.
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against Zallar's 
and Escareno was eliminated.
