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Adrian Mateos Wins High Roller Club Tournament on PokerStars
Online PokerJune 23, 2021·1 min read

Adrian Mateos Wins High Roller Club Tournament on PokerStars


Adrian Mateos, a renowned poker player from Spain, has once again made headlines with his victory in the High Roller Club tournament on PokerStars. This time, Mateos, who plays under the British flag, emerged triumphant in the online event with a buy-in of 1,050$.

The tournament, known as High Roller Club Sunday HR, did not have a guaranteed prize pool. However, it managed to attract 191 entries, creating a prize pool of 191,000$. For his first-place finish, Mateos received a prize of 37,890$. The runner-up, JaegsPL from the United Kingdom, earned 29,270$.

Notable performances included Andrey ThePateychuk, a Russian player under the Belarusian flag, who finished in seventh place, earning 8,050$. Another Russian player, CrazyLissy, received a payout of 2,810$. A total of 23 players received prizes, with the minimum payout being 2,310$. Among those who received the minimum payout was the Russian player bukharov777. Swedish poker pro Niklas Lena900 Asteedt exited the tournament just before the prize zone.

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