Can Jesse Jones win his fourth RGPS ring in Tulsa?

From October 20 to 25, the RunGood Poker Series will take place at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa, featuring eight tournaments and a $100,000 guarantee. Follow Jesse Jones as he competes for his fourth ring.

From October 20 to 25, the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa (Oklahoma) will once again host a stop of the RunGood Poker Series (RGPS) Golden Expedition. Organizers have prepared a packed schedule: over six days, participants will be able to play in eight ring events, including the Main Event with an $800 buy-in and a $100,000 guarantee. This time, PokerNews will provide live text coverage of the Main Event. Eight ring events in six days The RGPS Golden Expedition Tulsa schedule kicks off on October 20 and immediately offers players three tournaments: $300 Seniors Ring Event — a tournament for players aged 50 and over; $250 Series Opener Ring Event — the opening event of the series; $300 Tag Team Double Ring Event — a team tournament where both members of the winning team receive a ring. One of the key events on the schedule will be the $400 PokerNews PokerStack Ring Event . This is a two-day tournament with two starting flights and a $50,000 guarantee. This format gives players a second chance to advance to the next day if they don’t make it on their first attempt. However, the highlight of the series remains the Main Event with an $800 buy-in and a guaranteed prize pool of $100,000. The tournament features four starting flights, with the final day and the crowning of the champion taking place on October 25. Thanks to the large guarantee and affordable buy-in, the Main Event is expected to attract a substantial field. The schedule also features: $400 40/40/40 Ring Event — a tournament with a unique structure; $400 Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO) Ring Event — an event in the popular poker variant; $400 Black Chip Bounty NLH Ring Event — a bounty tournament for knocking out opponents, which will conclude the series on October 25 alongside Day 2 of the Main Event. Context: the previous RGPS stop in Tulsa and Jesse Jones’ success Tulsa already hosted an RGPS stop in January this year as part of the Passport season. Back then, the Main Event also had an $800 buy-in and drew 209 entries, creating a prize pool of $146,300. The winner was Jesse Jones , who claimed his third RGPS ring. He took home $34,074 for first place, defeating Joshua Hatfield heads-up. The final table of that tournament looked as follows: 1st place — Jesse Jones — $34,074 2nd place — Joshua Hatfield — $21,040 3rd place — Bobby Randolph — $16,488 4th place — Tracey Rudd — $12,158 5th place — Timothy Black — $9,114 This result once again confirmed Jesse Jones’ status as one of the most successful players in the RGPS series. Now, poker fans are watching with interest to see if he can win his fourth RGPS ring right in Tulsa. Full schedule of RGPS Golden Expedition Tulsa Organizers have published the schedule for all tournaments in the upcoming Tulsa series. Over six days, participants can choose their preferred format — from classic No-Limit Hold’em to team and bounty tournaments, as well as Pot-Limit Omaha. October 20: $300 Seniors Ring Event October 20: $250 Series Opener Ring Event October 20: $300 Tag Team Double Ring Event October 21: $400 PokerNews PokerStack Ring Event (Day 1A) October 22: $400 PokerNews PokerStack Ring Event (Day 1B and Final Day) October 23: $400 40/40/40 Ring Event October 24: $400 Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO) Ring Event October 24-25: $800 Main Event (four starting flights, final day October 25) October 25: $400 Black Chip Bounty NLH Ring Event Series continues: next stop in Jacksonville After the Tulsa stop, the RGPS Golden Expedition series will continue in Jacksonville, Florida at bestbet Jacksonville. The stop will run from October 21 to November 1 and will feature a Main Event with a $1,200 buy-in and a $300,000 guarantee. This will be the next major event for poker enthusiasts as part of the RGPS. What this means for PPPoker club players For PPPoker club members, the news about the packed RGPS schedule in Tulsa is a great reason to consider new formats and tournament structures. For example, team events or bounty tournaments can be an interesting experience for online players as well, since similar formats are often available on the PPPoker platform. It’s also worth paying attention to how RGPS organizers structure guarantees and tournament formats. Using multiple starting flights and large guarantees helps attract more participants and create significant prize pools. PPPoker clubs can use this experience to improve their own tournaments, making them more appealing to players. Finally, the success of players like Jesse Jones shows that regular participation in series and developing skills in different formats can lead to consistent results and bankroll growth. PPPoker club players should take advantage of the platform’s opportunities to practice various disciplines and strive for their own achievements.