The €5.300 Main Event of the World Series of Poker Europe continues to grow at the pace of a major festival and, after an action-packed Day 1B, it also left news that excites this side of the map: nine Latino players managed to advance and keep alive the hope of making some noise in one of the most prestigious stops on the European calendar.
While Roberto Romanello
Brazil, as so many times before, was the country that provided the most presence among the qualifiers. Joining Rizzo and Ketzer were Isabella Lemoscosta
The WSOPE Halls Are Full. (Image Courtesy Of Pokernews.com)
But they were not alone. José Boloqui
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The tournament has accumulated 1.456 entries so far between the first two starting flights, with a Day 1c still to be decided and late registration open until the first levels of Day 2. There is a lot of poker left, of course. But Latin America has already done the most important thing: showing up in Prague and making its presence felt.
WSOP Europe – Main Event
Buy-in: €5.300
Entries Day 1A: 803
Entries Day 1B: 803
Partial prize pool: €10,753,700
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