

Raúl Mestre Opens Up About Life, Poker, and EducaPoker in Un País a la Carta
Raúl Mestre received David Luzago in Valencia for the fourth episode of Un País a la Carta. Raúl Mestre showed David Luzago around Valencia, sharing his origins, daily life, and how fatherhood has changed him. The episode also featured a visit to the first offices of Aureka, where EducaPoker was founded.
During the visit, Raúl Mestre reflected on his early days as a poker player and how his passion for teaching led to the creation of what is now considered the world's best poker school. He also paid tribute to the Domínguez brothers, acknowledging their crucial role within EducaPoker. Additionally, the episode highlighted one of Raúl Mestre's lifelong passions, basketball, which he shares with his brother Pepe.
This episode of Un País a la Carta provided a unique opportunity to get to know Raúl Mestre better, offering insights into his personal life, his contributions to the poker world, and his enduring love for the sport of basketball.
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