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The RunGood Poker Series is bringing its Golden Expedition season to Kentucky, with The OG Clubhouse in Oak Grove set to host six days of tournament poker from November 17-22.
The festival will feature ten ring events in total, with buy-ins starting from just $120, giving players of all bankrolls a chance to compete for RunGood titles throughout the week.
The centerpiece of the series is the $600 Main Event, which guarantees a $100,000 prize pool and will run across four starting flights. Flight A kicks off at 5 p.m. on Thursday, November 19, followed by another flight at the same time on Friday. Saturday offers two further chances to advance, with flights at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. All surviving players will reconvene at noon on Sunday, November 22, to determine a champion.
Players seeking a more affordable path into the Main Event can enter $150 Mega Satellites on Thursday and Friday, or try their luck in $100 Flip & Go satellites available throughout the weekend.
The schedule kicks off on November 17 with a $300 Seniors Event, a $300 Series Opener carrying a $10,000 guarantee, and a $300 Tag Team event. Wednesday features the $300 PokerNews PowerStack, a two-flight event with a $20,000 guarantee that concludes Thursday. Later in the week, players can also compete in a $400 Pot-Limit Omaha event, a $250 Women’s Championship with a $5,000 guarantee, and a $300 Black Chip Bounty tournament to close out the series.
PokerNews will provide live reporting from the Main Event throughout the festival, while results will also count toward the 2026/27 RunGood Player of the Year race and the PokerNews PowerStack Leaderboard.
