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Pandepoulus and rommme11 Compete in eFortuny Poker Series
NewsSeptember 6, 2013·1 min read

Pandepoulus and rommme11 Compete in eFortuny Poker Series


The ninth stage of the eFortuny Poker Series kicked off on September 6, 2013, at the Casino del Mediterráneo in Alicante. The event features a Main Event with a buy-in of 370€+30€, an initial stack of 30,000 points, and 60-minute levels. During the first four levels, players have the option to re-enter once per player.

In the previous stage held in August, there were 304 entries, creating a prize pool of 112,480€. The first prize was 26,000€, won by Denis Zolodoznyev. Notable participants included Álvaro Áspas Darkored, representing the school.

This time, Pepe Mestre Pandepoulus will be part of the faculty, and rommme11, the winner of the Liga Los Domingueros, will participate with a 600€ package covering entry and expenses. The eFortuny Poker Series offers multiple opportunities to join, including three freerolls this weekend with up to 7 entries and some with expenses included.

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