

EducaPoker Students Win Big in Weekend Tournaments
Students from the EducaPoker school had a remarkable weekend, securing impressive wins and high placements in various poker tournaments. The successes span across multiple platforms, showcasing the skills and strategies honed through their education.
One of the standout performances came from “re-mori,” who won the Explosive Sunday tournament on Poker770.es, earning a substantial 1,375€. This victory added to an already successful day for “re-mori,” who had previously come close to the heads-up in the Starter of the #EPSeries.
In another notable achievement, “gines000” emerged victorious in the 10,000 GTD tournament on bwin.es, taking home 2,856€. This win was particularly impressive as it involved a duel with another EducaPoker student, “orocaza,” who finished second, earning 1,734€. Additionally, “savanah” secured fifth place, earning 724.20€.
“rommme11” also had a strong showing, finishing second in the 10,000 GTD tournament on eFortuny, earning 1,920€. This performance followed his recent win in the “Liga los Domingueros” tournament on the same platform. “Maximo12” narrowly missed the final table, finishing just outside with 200€.
On 888.es, “titoroxe” finished third in the Gran Domingo tournament, earning 2,387.07€. “mazokie85” also made it to the final table, securing 870.16€. Over on PokerStars.es, “jbouuuuuu” finished fifth in the Summer Warm Up, earning 2,500.67€. “jckr22” had a successful day as well, winning the Zoom Turbo 5K GTD tournament and earning 1,097.05€. “trokole0” finished second in the Sunday Vertigo tournament, earning 1,490.60€.
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