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RaúlGonzalez Announces Retirement from Poker: A Mysterious Figure's Farewell
Community & StoriesMarch 11, 2021·1 min read

RaúlGonzalez Announces Retirement from Poker: A Mysterious Figure's Farewell


RaúlGonzalez, a mysterious figure in the world of online poker, has announced his retirement from the game. Known for his success in NLHE and limit games, RaúlGonzalez began his career with NLHE and achieved success in heads-up games. He later transitioned to limit games and found similar success.

RaúlGonzalez played offline only twice in his life, both times in Malta, and his real name is unknown. He announced his retirement from poker and invited users of the German PokerStrategy forum to ask him questions, where he writes under the nickname ownage4u.

In his farewell message, RaúlGonzalez mentioned that he has been involved in cryptocurrency, particularly yield farming, in recent weeks. He cited his inability to beat Berri Sweet as a reason for retiring from poker. RaúlGonzalez mentioned that he has had memorable poker moments, including his transition from mid-stakes to high-stakes and his first high-stakes games. His most profitable session involved a 12-hour game against Isildur1.

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