

Adrian Mateos Wins $3.2 Million at WSOP Super High Roller Event
Adrian Mateos won the 2021 World Series of Poker Event #82: $250,000 Super High Roller No-Limit Hold'em. Mateos entered the final Day 3 with a commanding chip lead and won $3,265,262, his career-high payout. The tournament had 33 entrants and a prize pool of $8,217,000.
Mateos has four career bracelets and $25,214,186 career earnings. He is the current leader in Spain's all-time money list. Ben Heath earned $2,018,148 for his second-place finish. Mateos won the final hand with the top pair.
Mateos won the final hand with the top pair. The 27-year-old Spaniard presently has four career bracelets and $25,214,186 career earnings. He is the current leader in Spain's all-time money list and has twice the earnings of his closest competitor Sergio Aido ($12,751,563), and will likely earn more by the time he retires.
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