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Justin Arnwine Wins Back-to-Back RGPS Maryland Titles
NewsSeptember 28, 2026·1 min read

Justin Arnwine Wins Back-to-Back RGPS Maryland Titles


Justin Arnwine has made history by winning the RGPS Maryland $1,300 Main Event for the second time. This victory marks his second title in under a year, solidifying his status as a top poker player. Arnwine's triumph came after conquering a field of 329 entries, showcasing his skill and consistency in the game.

Arnwine's win was not just about the title; it also came with a significant prize. He took home $78,501, a substantial amount that reflects his dominance in the event. This victory is a testament to his dedication and hard work in the world of poker.

Arnwine's back-to-back wins in the RGPS Maryland series highlight his exceptional talent and strategic prowess. His ability to perform at such a high level consistently sets him apart from other players. As he continues to compete, fans and fellow players alike will be watching to see what other achievements he can accomplish.

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