Spanish poker pro, 20-year-old Adrian Mateos, won the Euro 10,600 buy-in European Poker Tour Grand Final main event banking Euro 1,082,000.
Of 564 hopefuls, those that made it to the final table included Mateos Muyedine Fares from Senegal, Johnny Lodden from Norway, Lebanon's Hady El Asmar (chip leader), Jose Carlos Garcia of Poland, Japanese ace Koichi Nozaki, and German pros Ole Schemion and Markus Ross.
Mateos faced Muhyedine Fares in the heads up sending him home in second place with Euro 679,000.
Additional final table payouts:
Johnny Lodden Euro 379,000
Jose Carlos Garcia Euro 297,250
Ole Schemion Euro 233,500
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timidi
05/13/15, 11:05:47 AM
Wow this is big win for someone who is only 20 years old. He was first and prize of one million is great for him. I just don't know how such a young person have...
Wow this is big win for someone who is only 20 years old. He was first and prize of one million is great for him. I just don't know how such a young person have over 10 000 dollars to buy in in tournaments like this because we must admit that 10 000 dollars is big amount and I don't know any 20 years old boy who can afford that.
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