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Richard Bai Runs Good
NAPT RunGood Open Final Table Results
Ryan Hughes Wins $1,100 PLO Event
Event #4 Final Table Results
2024 NAPT Side Event Winners Thus Far...

When it comes to the 2024 PokerStars North American Poker Tour Las Vegas, most eyes may be on the Gold Pass winners in the $5,300 Main Event, but that’s just one of many tournaments on the schedule.

We already recapped Will “The Thrill” Failla winning an event he didn’t even intend to enter, as well as Gregor Sverko taking down the $550 Mystery Bounty for $46,800 plus $19,500 in bounties.

Below is a look at some other players to capture side event titles at the 2024 NAPT at Resorts World Las Vegas.

Richard Bai Runs Good

On Tuesday night, Event #3: $1,100 RunGood Open reached its conclusion. The tournament attracted 480 runners and surpassed the $400K guarantee by offering up a $460,800 prize pool to the top 72 finishers.

Among those to cash the tournament were Chad Hicks (9th - $8,520), Andrew Rodgers (14th - $5,140), Joe Serock (15th - $5,140), Parker “Tonkaaaa” Talbot (22nd - $3,380), Mark Seif (28th - $2,560), and Bob Mather (48th - $1,940).

The tournament ended with a heads-up deal that saw Illinois poker pro Richard Bai win the title and $68,530 in prize money, which brought his lifetime tournament earnings up to $1,711,546 according to the Hendon Mob.

The NAPT RunGood Open title was the latest on an impressive poker resumé for Bai, who won the 2017 MSPT Potawatomi for a career-high $139,086. Two years later, he won the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Circuit $1,700 Main Event at the same stop for $138,317 and a gold ring (he has two career WSOPC gold rings), and in 2021 he took down the Wynn Fall Classic $1,100 NLH event for $97,842.

NAPT RunGood Open Final Table Results

Place	Player	Prize
1	Richard Bai	$68,530*
2	Camilo Bencosme	$65,757*
3	Kyle Watanabe	$52,593
4	Fabian Gumz	$31,260
5	Ben Ludlow	$23,960
6	Paul Lampl	$18,500
7	Victor Holanda	$14,320
8	Yi Lin	$10,940

_{*Denotes heads-up deal.}

Ryan Hughes Wins $1,100 PLO Event

Another tournament to crown a winner on Tuesday was Event #4: $1,100 Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO), which attracted 102 entries and awarded a $97,920 prize pool to the top 13 finishers. Among those to cash but fall short of the final table were Fabian Rolli (13th - $1,960), Christopher Gregg (12th - $1,960), Anderson Almonte (11th - $2,430), and Ricardo Busch (10th - $2,430).

After Gary Bolden bowed out in third place for $12,030, it left Ryan Hughes to do battle against Justin “Lappy Poker” Lapka. The former ultimate came out on top of the heads-up match to win the trophy and $26,120 in prize money.

Event #4 Final Table Results

Place	Player	Prize
1	Ryan Hughes	$26,120
2	Justin Lapka	$16,850
3	Gary Bolden	$12,030
4	Anthony Hu	$9,260
5	Ethan Bennett	$7,400
6	Erik Perez	$5,920
7	Adam Walton	$4,740
8	Kyle Knecht	$3,790
9	Sven Rahmsdorf	$3,030

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2024 NAPT Side Event Winners Thus Far...

Martin Abraham won Event #13: $360 NLH for $6,650.

Date	Tournament	Total Entries	Prize Pool	Winner	Prize
11/4/24	Event #1: $550 Mystery Bounty	1,201	$576,480	Gregor Sverko	$46,800 + $19,500 in bounties
11/3/24	Event #2: Satellite
11/5/24	Event #3: $1,100 RunGood Open NLH	480	$460,800	Richard Bai	$68,530
11/5/24	Event #4: $1,100 PLO	102	$97,920	Ryan Hughes	$26,120
11/5/24	Event #5: $25,500 Super High Roller	60	$1,440,600
11/4/24	Event #6: $360 NLH Unlimited Re-Entry	89	$26,700	Will Failla	$7,130
11/4/24	Event #7: Satellite
11/4/24	Event #8: $250 NLH Unlimited Re-Entry	34	$6,800	Lee Jackson	$2,350
11/4/24	Event #9: Satellite
11/5/24	Event #10: Satellite
11/5/24	Event #11: $5,300 NAPT Main Event
11/5/24	Event #12: $330 Women's Event	182	$50,960	Sheila Stimson	$11,380
11/5/24	Event #13: $360 NLH Unlimited Re-Entry	101	$30,300	Martin Abraham	$6,650
11/5/24	Event #14: $5,300 PLO Unlimited Re-Entry	16	$77,600	Wagner Wysotchanski	$38,800
11/5/24	Event #15: $250 NLH Unlimited Re-Entry	52	$10,400	Danielle Mynard	$2,520
11/5/24	Event #16: Satellite
11/5/24	Event #17: $500 Hyper Turbo KO Freezeout	35	$16,100	Serrano Diego Sanchez	$5,550

_{*Images courtesy of PokerStars.}

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