Raúl Mestre's EPT Grand Final Journey Ends in Monaco

Raúl Mestre's journey at the EPT Grand Final in Monaco came to an end as he was eliminated from the tournament. Mestre, who had hoped to repeat his success from San Remo, where he finished 10th, started strong by doubling his initial stack in the first two levels. However, his run was cut short by Antonio Esfandiari, who completed a straight with 66 and a 3 on the river, eliminating Mestre from the competition.

Adrián Mateos Díaz (@Amadi_17) also faced a tough day as he was eliminated from the EPT Grand Final. Despite recovering from a bad start, Mateos went all-in with A3dd in a T72dd board, but Sorel Mizzi's QQ held up, leading to his elimination.

Pablo García (@pablotenisis) managed to pass to Day 2, but with few chips remaining. García had a challenging start to the tournament and lost almost all his stack in an unlucky hand. He will need to rally if he hopes to advance further in the competition.