

EPT Prague and SuperStack Madrid: Spanish Success and High Participation
The EPT Prague tournament is down to its final stages with four Spanish players and one Mexican remaining. The Day 3 saw the bubble burst, with several Spanish players eliminated. The remaining 55 players have an average of 471,000 points each. The Spanish players still in the running are Diego Gómez, Sergio Aído “petgaming”, César García “CesarSPA”, and Jesús Sánchez. The Mexican player is José Manuel Nadal.
Meanwhile, the SuperStack Madrid event, organized by 888poker.es, attracted 499 players during the Puente de la Constitución. The entry fee was 165€, and 45 players received prizes, with the minimum prize being 350€. Francisco Pérez emerged as the winner, taking home a impressive 18,600€. He defeated Álvaro Marino “Drácula” in the final showdown.
Looking ahead, 888poker.es has already scheduled several stops for 2013, including Marbella, Valencia, Madrid, Ibiza, and the inaugural event in Barcelona from March 8 to 10.
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