Barbara Sargent opened for 1,400 from middle position and Brent Harrington responded with a three-bet to 2,800 from the button. Both blinds folded, Sargent jammed for 15,000 more, and Harrington called.
Barbara Sargent: 
Brent Harrington: 
Sargent's best chance of staying alive was to catch an ace, but there wasn't one on the 
flop. The 
turn gave her a bunch of diamond flush outs, but the 
river was not one of them. With that, Harrington sent Sargent to the rail.
Roger Eggers got his stack of around 15,000 all in preflop and found himself in dire straits against Danny Griffith.
Danny Griffith: 
Roger Eggers: 
Eggers had a kicker problem and it didn't get resolved as the board ran out an unhelpful 
. Eggers immediately headed to the registration desk to re-enter the tournament.
Throughout the week, the RGPS has been hosting a series of side events here at Hard Rock Tulsa. One of those tournaments was the $135 Pro Bounty, which attracted 223 entries and offered up a prize pool of $23,415.
The top 24 got paid including Papa Karn (10th - $503), Brant Tevebaugh (14th - $421), Victor Harris (18th - $328), Lexy Gavin (21st - $283), and Patrick Dorothy (24th - $283).
In the end, a four-way deal was negotiated that saw poker photographer Katerina Lukina come out on top for $3,634 and her first championship ring.
| Place | Player | Prize* |
| 1 | Katerina Lukina | $3,634* |
| 2 | Zachary Sanders | $3,235* |
| 3 | Jeffrey Martin | $3,235* |
| 4 | John Reynolds | $3,234* |
| 5 | Shawn Dunbar | $1,288 |
| 6 | Will Mcgee | $1,054 |
| 7 | Nick Koliastasis | $890 |
| 8 | Mashir Khan | $759 |
| 9 | Brian Matthiessen | $632 |
*Denotes four-way deal.
After the player in the hijack limped, Bernard Lee raised to 1,300 from the button. The small blind folded, the player in the big called, and the limper came along to make it three-way action to the 
flop.
Two checks saw Lee continued for 1,800 and only the player in the big blind called. The latter then check-called a bet of 3,100 on the turn and the completed the board on the river.
The player in the big blind checked and then called when Lee shoved for 8,900. Lee tabled the 
and it was good as his opponent sent his hand to the muck.
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Throughout the week, the RGPS has been hosting a series of side events here at Hard Rock Tulsa. One of those tournaments was the $180 Deepstack, which attracted a record 481 entries and offered up a $67,340 prize pool.
The top 55 players go paid including Clayton Lann (11th - $1,098), Jamie Malmstrom (15th - $862), Bernard Lee (18th - $646), Bennie Kirk (24th - $485), Duster Ellis (25th - $485), Clyde Reed (30th - $397), Chris Gilliam (33rd - $397), TJ Toney (39th - $323), Trung Pham (41st - $323), Lexy Gavin (45th - $323), Chad Holloway (49th - $249), and Victor Guardino (53rd - $249).
In the end, RGPS superstar Daniel Lowery came out on top to win the $15,492 top prize and coveted Signature Championship Ring.
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Daniel Lowery | $15,492 |
| 2 | Michael Holmes | $9,428 |
| 3 | Michael Kennedy | $6,263 |
| 4 | Dudley Hallaway | $4,377 |
| 5 | David Taylor | $3,266 |
| 6 | Nathan Heller | $2,525 |
| 7 | Thomas Wise | $2,054 |
| 8 | Richard Foster | $1,684 |
| 9 | Steve Lamphear | $1,347 |
Four levels are in the books here on Day 1b, and that means it's time for the first 15-minute break of the day.
A player opened for 800 from early position and Walter Brandhorst Jr called from middle position. Poker reporter Brent Harrington, who on Monday captured his second Signature Ring with a victory in the $135 8-Game Mixer, then three-bet to 3,000 from the hijack.
Action folded back to the original raiser and he pushed back to the tune of 8,500. Brandhorst Jr got out of the way and Harrington paused for a few beats before moving all in for 17,400. His opponent called off for a little less and it was off to the races.
Brent Harrington:
Opponent:
The 
flop was interested as it gave Harrington a set but his opponent also picked up a Royal Flush draw. The turn improved Harrington to a full boat but he wasn't out of the woods with a card still to come. The dealer burned one last time and put out the 
, a safe card for Harrington to give him the juicy pot.
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