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EPT London Day 2: Spanish Players Shine with Sergio Aído Leading the Way
TournamentsMarch 12, 2013·1 min read

EPT London Day 2: Spanish Players Shine with Sergio Aído Leading the Way


The second day of the EPT London poker tournament is underway, with Spanish players making a strong showing. Sergio Aído is leading the tournament with an impressive 215,200 chips. Adrià Balaguer is in third place with 163,500 chips, showcasing a strong performance from the Spanish contingent.

Adrián Mateos Díaz, known by his online handle Amadi_17, is also making waves with 61,000 chips. Andoni Larrabe, another notable player, has 53,800 chips and is looking to secure his second major win. The tournament features a total of 20 Spanish players, including Jonathan Concepción, Javier Etayo, Leo Margets, Dragan Kostic, and Ana Márquez, who are all aiming to make their mark against top players like Viktor Blom, Ilari Sahamies, Mike McDonald, and Elky.

The EPT London tournament can be followed via streaming on Poker-Red starting at 14:30. Fans can watch the action unfold and cheer on their favorite players as they compete for the top spots.

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