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Raúl Mestre Wins Big: 92,539 Euros in SAG Championship Live Debut
Online PokerFebruary 25, 2026·1 min read

Raúl Mestre Wins Big: 92,539 Euros in SAG Championship Live Debut


Raúl Mestre, the founder of EducaPoker, made a triumphant debut as a Team Pro for PokerStars by winning the SAG Championship Live tournament in Paris, France. Mestre secured a impressive 92,539 euros in prize money.

Mestre's victory was particularly notable as it came in his first event as a Team Pro. The tournament featured 81 players and was part of the EPT Paris. Mestre's performance was dominant, especially in the final where he faced off against Manuel Garrido and Narcís Solana. He won a Golden Table with 15,000 euros earlier in the tournament, which gave him a significant boost heading into the final.

Mestre's win is a testament to his skill and experience in the poker world. As the founder of EducaPoker, he has been a key figure in the Spanish poker community. His transition to a Team Pro for PokerStars has been seamless, and this victory solidifies his status as a top player.

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