
WSOP 2012: Ray Bitar's Legal Drama and Tournament Highlights
Ray Bitar's legal troubles and notable moments from the WSOP 2012, including a record-breaking prize pool and impressive performances.

Ray Bitar's legal troubles and notable moments from the WSOP 2012, including a record-breaking prize pool and impressive performances.

The World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event features a special edition of Poker Pro Manager with new rules and exciting prizes from PokerBarato. The list of players for the special edition of Poker Pro Manager will include only those who have advanced to the second day of the competition.

Raúl “El Toro” Páez leads with 142,100 points, while José Ángel Latorre “Cejakas14” and Rubén Setién “GrinderSPA” also advance. Phil Ivey has 11,575 chips.

Alejandro Piñeiro, known as taotattoo, finished Day 1A of the WSOP Main Event with the most chips among Spanish players. Pablo Fernández and Jonathan Jiménez were eliminated.

Antonio Esfandiari secured the largest prize in poker history, and PokerStars.es introduces its Android mobile app.

Several Edukitos players have made significant strides in recent poker tournaments, with notable wins and high placements. Carlos Sánchez, known as 'Carsandi', won the CNP770 Costa Meloneras tournament, earning 12,000€. Francisco Fernández, known as 'kikuxo', won a side event at the MegaPokerSeries in Madrid, taking home 5,400€.

Álex Piñeiro, known as taotattoo, has made a strong start at the World Series of Poker, winning prizes in two events. His fellow edukitos have also seen success.

Raúl Mestre shares insights from his near-win at the WPT Madrid, discussing key hands and his elimination. Interviewed by Fran Medina, known as Nhelios.

Raúl Mestre had a remarkable run in the WPT National Series Madrid, eliminating five players and finishing second to Peter Olsen. He took home 42,000€ for his impressive performance.