The RunGood Poker Series (RGPS) made its East Coast debut in style this week as the Seminole Coconut Creek $600 Main Event was a packed affair. Day 2 saw 74 players return from an original starting field of 519 entrants (205 on Day 1a, 314 on Day 1b), and after a twelve-hour day, it was poker pro Raminder Singh who walked away with the All Stars ring, the All Stars Pro-Am powered by PokerGO seat, and $45,456 after an even heads-up chop with fellow Florida pro Timothy "TK" Miles.
Raminder Singh Takes Down RGPS Seminole Coconut Creek After Heads-Up Deal ($45,456)
