John Drew Gonzalez Wins $46,000 at $400 Thundering Threes Tournament
John Drew Gonzalez, a popular Twitch streamer and ACR pro, won $46,000 at the $400 Thundering Threes tournament in Las Vegas. This victory almost tripled his live earnings.

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John Drew Gonzalez, a popular Twitch streamer and ACR pro, won $46,000 at the $400 Thundering Threes tournament in Las Vegas. This victory almost tripled his live earnings.
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