WSOP Day 3: “taotattoo” and “GrinderSPA” Busted Out
Alejandro Piñeiro “taotattoo” and Rubén Setién “GrinderSPA” were eliminated from the World Series of Poker (WSOP) on Day 3. Five Spanish players remain in the competition.

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Alejandro Piñeiro “taotattoo” and Rubén Setién “GrinderSPA” were eliminated from the World Series of Poker (WSOP) on Day 3. Five Spanish players remain in the competition.
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