Alan Raymundo celebrated in the Main Event of the Godzilla Winter – CodigoPoker

Alan Raymundo celebrated in the Main Event of the Godzilla Winter - CodigoPoker
Alan Raymundo festejó en el Main Event del Godzilla Winter

Good news for CodigoPoker came from the Casino Buenos Aires where one of ours took the glory in the Main Event of the Godzilla Winter.

No, it’s not one of the writers (they wish), but an expert in the field: Mr. Alan Raymundo

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showed his Team Pro credentials and took home the champion’s trophy of one of the most coveted tournaments in Puerto Madero.

Walter Casas

Walter Casas was the runner-up of the Grand Tournament at Casino Buenos Aires.

The Main Event had 605 entries and a prize pool of US$148,830, which was distributed among the top 61 finishers. The largest share went to our teammate who pocketed 28,225 greenbacks.

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To claim that amount, he had to defeat Walter Casas in heads-up

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who ended with $20,796. Meanwhile, the podium was completed by Kevin Balbi
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who claimed US$13,357.

Along with them, the finalists of this tournament, which featured 5 starting flights, a Day 2, and a final day, were: Agustín Baletto

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, who had started as the chip leader of the Final Table, as well as Alejandro Alao
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, Luciano Brancatti
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, Héctor Alegre
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, Ariél Cáceres
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and Juan Pablo Caione
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.

Godzilla Winter – Main Event

Buy-in: US$300
Entries: 605
Prize Pool: US$148,830

Final standings:

1st

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Alan Raymundo – US$28,225
2nd
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Walter Casas – US$20,796
3rd
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Kevin Balbi – US$13,357
4th
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Agustín Baletto – US$8,818
5th
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Alejandro Alao – US$6,763
6th
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Luciano Brancatti – US$5,639
7th
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Hector Alegre – US$4,600
8th
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Ariel Cáceres – US$3,741
9th
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Juan Pablo Caione – US$2,823

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