A new day of action took place at the Enjoy Punta del Este facilities, where the first edition of the year of the Enjoy Poker Tour is being held, presented by ACR Poker. On this new day of action, several brand new champions have been crowned, including Osvaldo Naves 
Osvaldo Naves triumphs in the Turbo
First, the Turbo event was played, which featured a buy-in of US$330 and registered a total of 86 entries. This generated a prize pool of US$25,026, which was distributed among the top 11 positions of the tournament. Marcio Zacconi 
Those who did manage to reach the final stage were Rodrigo García 
The defining heads-up took place between Naves and Suárez, who battled briefly before the Brazilian finally established himself as the new champion of the Enjoy Poker Tour Turbo event, taking home a prize of US$8,076.
Enjoy Poker Tour – Turbo
Buy-in: US$330
Entries: 86
Prize Pool: US$25,026
Prizes
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Connor McStay conquered the Turbo KO
The day continued with the Turbo KnockOut event, which had a bit more attendance and action. The tournament, with a buy-in of US$660, registered a total of 149 entrants, who formed a prize pool of US$86,718 that was distributed among the top 19 positions of the tournament.
Among the prize-winning positions, we find several recognized and international players, such as Martin Dahle 
The final table was also made up of great figures, such as Gustavo Libedinsky 
The tournament’s heads-up ended up being between the Argentine Cravero and the North American McStay. After arriving with a certain advantage, the American had a good run with which he managed to establish himself as the brand new champion of the Enjoy Poker Tour Turbo KnockOut. For his victory, Connor McStay took home a prize of US$11,593. For his part, Alejandro Cravero received compensation of US$7,355 for being the runner-up of the tournament.
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Enjoy Poker Tour – Turbo KO
Buy-in: US$660
Entries: 149
Prize Pool: US$86,718
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