

Pepe Mestre: From Engineer to Poker Pro at EducaPoker
Pepe Mestre, a 31-year-old Valencian, is an engineer and a professor at EducaPoker. He discovered poker while studying in Denmark, influenced by his brother Raúl who was playing Limit Holdem. Pepe Mestre started playing poker online while working as an engineer, influenced by his brother Raúl's success with his students.
Pepe Mestre initially played Multistack in NL 1000 and was part of a group that included notable Spanish players like Darkored, Raúl, Diego Perez, Campa, El perillas, Deilor, phocer, and Simón. He became a coach at EducaPoker when his brother Raúl stepped down, and he has since been a professor there.
Pepe Mestre prefers playing cash games but has recently taken an interest in tournaments. He prefers the tranquility of playing poker at home over live poker.
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