
RGPS heads to The Lodge Card Club San Antonio Nov. 5-15 for 14 ring events, its first stop at this cash-game-focused Texas room. The slate includes a $300 PowerStack with $100k guarantee and five flights plus a $600 Main Event guaranteeing $200k that PokerNews will live report.
SCCG Take — The debut pairs a tournament series with an established cash room, giving operators a tested model for balancing formats without displacing core action.
The RunGood Poker Series (RGPS) will visit The Lodge Card Club in San Antonio from Nov. 5-15. This marks the first time the tour stops at this Texas poker room rather than its Austin counterpart. The venue is one of the biggest in the state and is more known for action-packed cash games.
The series features 14 ring events across 11 days from Nov. 5-15. It opens with a standard format and incorporates mixed games along with targeted field events.
The schedule begins Nov. 5 with the $300 PokerNews PowerStack No-Limit Hold’em tournament. This event guarantees $100,000 and runs five Day 1 starting flights. The first flight takes place on opening day, with two flights each of the following two days. All players who bag a Day 1 stack return on Nov. 8 to play down to a winner.
The $200 Ladies Event runs on Nov. 8. Nov. 9 hosts both the $300 Big O and the $300 Seniors Event. The $600 Main Event starts Nov. 11 with at least $200,000 guaranteed. PokerNews will be in the house at The Lodge Card Club San Antonio to live report the Main Event from start to finish. There are two Day 1 sessions each day through Nov. 14. Day 2, the finale, runs Nov. 15.
The series ends with the $400 Closer, which guarantees at least $20,000.
The Main Event’s multi-flight approach allows for larger fields across the opening days. Day 2, the finale, runs Nov. 15, the final day of the series. The full slate blends hold’em, Omaha variants, and demographic-specific events to align with the room’s existing player base.
Reporting: PokerNews
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