Justin Arnwine adds another victory to the RGPS Maryland Main Event.
Regional newsJustin Arnwine emerged victorious from 329 entries in the RGPS Maryland $1,300 Main Event, winning $78,501 and his second RGPS championship ring. He defeated Maclaren Chatham and is now on his way to becoming the mid-stakes Player of the Year. Death, taxes, and Justin Arnwine winning a poker tournament. These are the three certainties of life. Less than a year after winning the inaugural RunGood Poker Series event at MGM National Harbor, Arnwine once again triumphed over 329 entries today, winning his second RGPS championship ring and taking home the Golden Expedition Maryland $1,300 Main Event for $78,501. "It feels really great. I rarely let myself enjoy a victory, but I told myself that if I win this match again, again, outright, without taking any prize money, then I'm going to enjoy this moment, and it feels good," Arnwine said after dominating Maclaren Chatham in a brief heads-up match. RGPS Maryland Main Event Final Table Results: Rank | Player | Country | Prize Money 1st | Justin Arnwine (USA) | 1TP | 4T | 78,501 2nd | Maclaren Chatham (USA) | 1TP | 4T | 50,212 3rd | Jimmy Chen (USA) | 1TP | 4T | 38,481 4th | Nathan Farlow (USA) | 1TP | 4T | 28,637 5th | Casey Hatmaker (USA) | 1TP | 4T | 21,568 6th | Michael Stroman (USA) | 1TP | 4T | 16,443 7th | Valentin Lita (USA) | 1TP | 4T | 12,691 8th | Mark Wahba (USA) | 1TP | 4T | 9,917 9th | Boris Kravets (USA) | 1TP | 4T | 7,849 Arnwine Sets New Goals for Him This Year Arnwine was already considered the unofficial record holder for most tournament wins in his career, exceeding 150. But he surpassed himself in the past few months. He won a ring at the previous RGPS event in Maryland in April, and then took down the mystery bounty at ARIA in June. He continued to add to his extensive trophy collection by winning a WSOP Circuit event in July and another tournament at The Venetian. Just weeks ago, he took first place in the Maryland State Poker Championship after a three-way split. With a newborn baby at home, Arnwine has dedicated himself to a single goal this year. He wants to be the mid-stakes Player of the Year, and he's working toward that goal. "I had won a lot of tournaments before people knew who I was, but then I felt..."



