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Poker Stars Shine: Marot125 and luanvi Lead the Way
Online PokerFebruary 10, 2014·1 min read

Poker Stars Shine: Marot125 and luanvi Lead the Way


In the world of poker, the weekend brought exciting news for several players. Marot125 had a remarkable performance, finishing third in the Warm-Up 50€ tournament, earning €3,921.52. This success came after his strong showing in the live circuit debut of PokerStars.

In El Gran Domingo de 888.es, two players made it to the final table. antelillo was eliminated before the heads-up round but still won €2,259.99. PkrSuarez finished sixth, taking home €1,318.32. Additionally, amavis secured fourth place in the Sunday Vertigo 20€ tournament, winning €1,007.27.

malakagrinde also had a notable achievement, securing a 2k€ pack for the Espt de Valencia in April. In live tournaments, luanvi reached the final table in the SuperStack 888 tournament in Valencia, earning €3,500 after a deal. MikeBenett and Rebor both won Premium Plus packages in their respective tournaments. Looking ahead, rommme11 is leading in El Clásico with 68 big blinds, and schaendler is ahead in the Sunday Special with 42 big blinds.

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