Ilan Cohen kept the champion’s trophy of this Main Event at home as part of the closing of the Spring Poker Series Cancun Edition which took place at the Casino Palace, closing a deal with the Cuban Lázaro Hernández and claiming MXN$375.000 for the feat.
Guillermo Martínez triumphed after a trans-Pyrenean duel to claim the champion title of the High Roller tournament in this spring-themed series at Casino Palace Cancún, claiming the substantial amount of MXN$306.639
Manuel Escalona is in Las Vegas and has already secured a champion title by standing out in the US500 NLH US50K GTD event, managing to impose his game to take home a considerable cash prize that will keep him very active for the remainder of the Wynn Millions festival
Ariel Guzmán is the new reigning champion in the PSOP, after being crowned in this historic edition which for the first time set foot in northern territory in the city of Monterrey. In the exciting final heads-up, he prevailed over Alexis García, claiming a millionaire prize and his corresponding trophy.
Eduardo Antimo conquered the highest caliber tournament in this PSOP Monterrey, winning with an epic call in the final heads-up against Mario Escalera, an action that earns him a special place in the historical chapter that this iconic Aztec series leaves behind at the end of this month of February.
Salvador Barbosa established himself as the most valuable veteran in this edition of the Seniors tournament, exclusive to players over half a century old. After defeating Víctor González in the heads-up, he claimed the trophy and the most significant prize of the event.
Daniel Uscanga gave La Varianza a title by being crowned champion of the Mystery Bounty tournament after defeating Carlos Zaragoza in the final heads-up and claiming a considerable amount in bounties
The Opener tournament has ended and William Hernández found the first champion title in this PSOP Monterrey, after defeating Emiliano Bastida heads-up to claim the full prize of MXN$334.000
César Trejo achieved a triumphant performance at the capital event Poker de Corazones, where after reaching the podium in a dominant position, he closed a three-way deal to secure the competition’s biggest reward.
The player of Mexican roots José García achieved the most outstanding title of his career by being crowned champion of this Main Event in the RunGood Poker Series held at the Lodge Card Club, with a payout of US$88,000.