[Warning: The below contains spoilers for Gold Rush Season 15, Episode 2.] After last week’s unexpected bombshell, Rick Ness found himself at a crossroads on what to do at Rally Valley. Meanwhile, Parker Schnabel faced his own issues at Dominion Creek, which gave him a less-than-profitable start for the season. Elsewhere, Tony Beets has gotten off to a record-breaking start in gold totals while his eldest son Kevin struck out on his own. See how things shook out for our miners as their respective operations continue. Parker Schnabel Parker Schnabel and Tyson Lee (Discovery Channel) The 29-year-old poured everything into the Dominion Creek claim, setting a lofty goal of 10,000 ounces a year over the lifespan of a six-year project. That’s a monstrous $25 million needed to get through the season. Every machine was at work knowing there was a lot of ground to cover with a focus on the Long Cut piece of land. Schnabel’s plans...