

Prague Poker Festival: EPT and WPT Winners and Losers
The EPT Prague event saw significant eliminations on Day 2, including Spanish players edukito Andoni Larrabe and Ana Márquez. Sergio Aído petgaming and César García CesarSPA are in 3rd and 4th positions respectively, with 416,400 and 410,900 chips. The Mexican player José Manuel Nadal is also above the average with 241,400 chips.
Marcin Wydrowski won the WPT Prague event, securing 325,000€ and a seat in the 25,000$ WPT World Championship. Wydrowski's victory came after a heads-up against Alexander Lakhov, where he held 7 7 against Lakhov's 7 6 of the same suit, which did not improve.
This victory marks the first title for Poland in the WPT circuit. The event was sponsored by PartyPoker, and the prize included a seat in the 25,000$ WPT World Championship. The EPT Prague event continues with Day 3 starting at 12 PM, with hopes for the remaining players.
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