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César Trejo was champion in Poker de Corazones

Mr. César Trejo

Mexico
consolidated his victory technically in the Poker de Corazones event with MXN$500,000 guaranteed, which took place at the Casino Palace in Mexico City. After a three-way deal where he held the majority of the chips in play on his side, he reached an agreement with Jaime Ojeda
Mexico
and Yuan Castro
Mexico
to claim MXN$145,000 as a reward for his solid and unwavering performance.

The tournament, focused on local players in the country’s capital, managed to gather a total of 373 entries, decisively surpassing its guaranteed prize pool of half a million pesos, raising the figure to an excellent MXN$773,975, which was distributed among the top 45 participants, ensuring a minimum payout of MXN$4,700.

Some notable players who fell along the way to the coveted final table, but who managed to claim a share of the prize pool, were: Rodrigo Zouvi

Argentina
(43rd – MXN$4,700), Pablo Castro
Mexico
(39th – MXN$4,700), Santiago González
Mexico
(34th – MXN$5,400), Rodrigo Tepale
Mexico
(18th – MXN$7,100), and Stephane Gojon
France
(13th – MXN$8,100).

The final table included female participation from Luisa Morfín

Mexico
(9th – MXN$13,200), while Saba Peralta
Peru
and César Alvarado
Mexico
(4th – MXN$51,100) were two of the regular circuit players who secured a seat. We also saw new faces at this most important stage of the competition, such as Carlos Zamarrón
Mexico
(6th – MXN$31,700) and Víctor Gazar
Mexico
(5th – MXN$40,300).

Final Table Poker De Corazones Palace Cdmx Improved

César Trejo defines himself as a recreational player, but focused on doing things right

César Trejo himself has maintained that he participates recreationally in poker tournaments in his community due to the great passion he feels for competition in this field. His focus, for now, is not on poker as he has other priorities. However, he does not rule out that this situation might change soon when he retires from his job.

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Regarding his brilliant performance in this event, his victory, achieved technically due to having the most chips in play on his side at the time of the final agreement, was no coincidence: solid play with few weaknesses made it difficult for his rivals to find cracks to infiltrate and take a piece of his stack.

Luisa Morfin was the first to be eliminated at the final table, claiming 9th place with a payout of MXN$13,200, followed unexpectedly by Saba Peralta

Peru
, who had been developing a strong game true to his aggressive style, accumulating chips consistently and without needing to reach showdown. His 8th place earned him MXN$16,200.

In the middle part of this stage, two new figures appeared: Carlos Zamarrón performed very well throughout each phase of the tournament and unfortunately his exit came in a forced-bet war where he made the mistake of facing his Q 4 on a 3 4 5 flop, giving him a small pair, but with many combos that, if not beaten, had very high equity projects to materialize. His 6th place earned him a payout of MXN$31,700. He was followed by Víctor Gazar

Mexico
, who also made impeccable decisions up to this point. The key moment was a bad beat that made him lose focus, leading him to play in a clearly disadvantaged scenario shortly after. His deep run earned him 5th place and MXN$40,300.

Poker de Corazones – MXN$500,000 guaranteed. Palace Mexico City

Buy-in: MXN$2,500
Entries: 373
Prize pool: MXN$773,975

Payout Table

PositionPlayerCountryPrize
1 César Trejo MXN$145,000* (Deal)
2 Jaime Gerardo Ojeda MXN$115,000* (Deal)
3 Yuan Castro MXN$115,000* (Deal)
4 César Alvarado MXN$51,100
5 Víctor Lázaro MXN$40,300
6 Carlos Zamarrón MXN$31,700
7 Michelle Jordan Morales López MXN$23,600
8 Saba Peralta MXN$16,200
9 Luisa Morfín MXN$13,200
10 Mario Escalera MXN$10,500
11 Marcos Rivera MXN$10,500
12 Iván Martínez MXN$10,500
13 Stéphane Gojon MXN$8,100
14 Eduardo Rivas MXN$8,100
15 Rubén Camacho MXN$8,100
16 Víctor Manica MXN$7,100
17 Carlos Rosas MXN$7,100
18 Rodrigo Tepale MXN$7,100
19 Carlos Ortega MXN$6,200
20 Arturo Alarcón MXN$6,200
21 Mostafa Suleyman MXN$6,200
22 Ernesto Miron MXN$6,200
23 Jaime Fandiño Gual MXN$6,200
24 Miguel Arizpe MXN$6,200
25 Rudy Sisson MXN$6,200
26 Gabriel Carpio MXN$6,200
27 Erick Córdova MXN$6,200
28 Eduardo Carrillo MXN$5,400
29 René Camargo MXN$5,400
30 Rodrigo Silveira MXN$5,400
31 Gónzalo Mérida MXN$5,400
32 Sebastián Reynoso MXN$5,400
33 Benjamín Castro MXN$5,400
34 Santiago González MXN$5,400
35 Erik Zúñiga MXN$5,400
36 Daniel Barrios MXN$5,400
37 Andrés González MXN$4,700
38 Diego Kang MXN$4,700
39 Pablo Castro MXN$4,700
40 Rodrigo Martinez MXN$4,700
41 Juan Castillo MXN$4,700
42 Carlos Hidalgo MXN$4,700
43 Rodrigo Zouvi MXN$4,700
44 Rodrigo Ávila MXN$4,700
45 Oliver Ogando MXN$4,700

1st

Mexico
César Trejo – MXN$145,000
2nd
Mexico
Jaime Ojeda – MXN$115,000
3rd
Mexico
Yuan Castro – MXN$115,000
4th
Mexico
César Alvarado – MXN$
5th
Mexico
Víctor Lázaro – MXN$
6th
Mexico
Carlos Zamarrón – MXN$
7th
Mexico
Michelle Morales – MXN$
8th
Peru
Saba Peralta – MXN$
9th
Mexico
Luisa Morfín – MXN$

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