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While the RunGood Poker Series (RGPS) is known for its welcoming vibe toward recreational players, a small group of regulars have consistently found success on the tour. As the RunGood team concludes the $400 PokerNews Cup at Thunder Valley Casino Resort, PokerNews highlights five standout RGPS competitors trackable through its MyPlayers feed.
Daniel Lowery tops the tour’s all-time money list with $562,795 in earnings. The Arkansas sawmill owner has captured more than a dozen RGPS rings, including a $71,398 win at the 2025 Joplin Main Event and a $100,007 victory in the 2026 RGPS Passport Season Dallas Main Event. He also holds 20 WSOP Circuit rings, trailing only Maurice Hawkins, and has amassed nearly $4.2 million in total live earnings.
Preston McEwen, ranked sixth on Tennessee’s all-time money list, has earned $195,673 across 11 RGPS ring wins since 2018. His largest tour score came in November 2024, when he won the RGPS Rungood Resort Tunica Main Event for $57,206. McEwen also holds 11 WSOP Circuit rings.
Tyler Patterson sits second on the RGPS money list with $477,431, highlighted by his $200,422 win in the 2023 Checkpoint Season Finale. In 2025, he added a $60,185 victory in the RunGood to the Moon event at Thunder Valley, contributing to his $4.2 million career total.
Blair Hinkle, third on the tour’s earnings list with $439,842, has claimed four Main Event titles, including a $92,228 score at the 2024 Kansas City Main Event. Hinkle boasts $5.6 million in overall live earnings.
Rounding out the group is Brian Winter, who earned the 2023-24 RGPS Player of the Year title after his first win in 2022, accumulating $251,229 in tour earnings.
