These days, the epicenter of world poker is in Prague. The WSOP Europe is being played there and, obviously, the best players on the planet are there. Among them are many Latinos and this Sunday, one was steps away from winning a bracelet: José Severino
The Panamanian star, who while playing is already thinking about the WSOP Panama he will organize in May in his country, shone in Event #7 €2,200 Turbo Bounty NLHE, where he not only reached the final table but finished fourth, just a few steps from glory.
Severino stood out in a tournament that recorded 904 entries of €2,200 and thus took home a prize of €46,450 for his great performance which, although he could not crown with the ultimate jewel, served to show the world his full level.
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In the end, the title went to the Bulgarian Fahredin Mustafov
With this result, Mustafov also came close to US$11 million in live tournament earnings and obtained his second bracelet after the one he had already won on GGPoker where last year he triumphed in the WSOP Online during the US$25K GGMillion$ SHR Championship for a massive US$956,138.
WSOP Europe – Event #7: €2,200 Turbo Bounty NLHE
Buy-in: €2,200
Entries: 904
Prize Pool: €904,000 + €904,000 in bounties
The final table
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