Mario Del Valle won Event #8 of the WSOP Panama – CodigoPoker

Mario Del Valle won Event #8 of the WSOP Panama - CodigoPoker
Mario Del Valle se quedó con el Evento #8 de la WSOP Panamá

WSOP Panama is buzzing with the Main Event, but also with the activity happening simultaneously. Well into the early hours of this Friday, the one who managed to secure a new ring was Mario Del Valle

Guatemala
.

The “Cousin” fought in the tournament that was taking place while Jhonatan Saenz

Colombia
was building his lead on Day 1C of the Main Event. That said, without losing focus, the Guatemalan filled himself with glory by winning the tournament that gathered 141 entries and a prize pool of 69,795 greenbacks.

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The Finalists of Event #8: US$600 No Limit Hold’Em of WSOP Panama 2026.

For his effort, he took home 17,705 dollars after defeating Yeyo Álvarez

Colombia
in the heads-up, who was left just short of his second ring. Still, the Colombian earned 11,400 in US currency. Before them, the third place was taken by Francis Cruz
Dominican Republic
who added US$7,550 to his account.

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Del Valle’s Happiness After Achieving His First WSOP Ring.

Additionally, Mario secured the WSOP Panama ring along with a US$5,000 package that will take him to this year’s next edition of WSOP Paradise.

Tournament: Event #8 No Limit Hold’em
Buy-in: US$600
Entries: 141
Prize pool: US$69,795

Paid places:

1st

Guatemala
Mario Del Valle – US$17,705
2nd 
Colombia
Jherson “Yeyo” Álvarez – US$11,400
3rd
Dominican Republic
Francis Cruz – US$7,550
4th
Colombia
Juan Castillo – US$5,200
5th
Venezuela
Marco Ramírez – US$3,750
6th
Bolivia
Sergio Andrade – US$2,800
7th
Panama
Carlos Hernández – US$2,180
8th
Costa Rica
Alfredo Ulloa – US$1,750
9th
Colombia
Andrés Marquínez – US$1,500
10th
Colombia
Diego López – US$1,350
11th
Venezuela
Raymond Pérez – US$1,350
12th
Venezuela
Carlos Hostos – US$1,350
13th
United States
Creighton Jones Jr. – US$1,250
14th
Venezuela
Juan Burguillos – US$1,250
15th
Chile
Stephane Dubois – US$1,250
16th
Netherlands
Sander Verhulst – US$1,180
17th
Guatemala
Luis Enríquez – US$1,180
18th
Brazil
César Machado – US$1,180
19th
Mexico
Alfonso Rodríguez – US$1,180
20th
Venezuela
Gabriel Manjarrez – US$1,180
21st
Peru
Gerardo Rodríguez – US$1,180
22nd
France
Stanislas Prigent – US$1,180

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