

Two EducaPoker Students Achieve Supernova Elite Status
Two students from EducaPoker, pampaseba and kapitano, have achieved Supernova Elite status at PokerStars. This prestigious status is one of the most challenging goals for professional poker players, requiring immense energy, time management, bankroll control, resilience, and emotional control.
pampaseba, a 39-year-old Argentine, played 1.5 million hands, advancing from NL200 to NL5000. He attributed his success to the support of professors, peers, and the resources provided by EducaPoker. In his announcement, pampaseba shared his journey through “the inferno of the CAP tables on PokerStars, where few survive.” He also mentioned the importance of a study group and the materials from the school.
kapitano, another student who achieved Supernova Elite status, credited his success to the training received at EducaPoker and his continuous self-improvement. He completed 40% of the Supernova Elite status in the last three months and is now focused on improving his game further.
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