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Six Spanish Players Keep WSOP Dreams Alive After Day 4
Six Spanish poker players remain in the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event after a challenging Day 4. The field was reduced from 1,182 to 310 players. Santi Soriano, known as Vonguch, led the Spanish contingent with 80 big blinds. Samuel Bernabéu was the only Spanish player above the average stack size.
Pablo Fernández, known as Pablotenisis, ended the day with 45 big blinds. Juan Pardo and Vicent Boscá both have 25 big blinds each heading into Day 5. Iñaki López de Maturana will return for Day 5 with 9 big blinds.
The six Spanish players set a record for the most Spanish players advancing to Day 5 of the Main Event, tying with the 2015 record. The action resumes at 8:00 PM in the peninsula, 11:00 AM in Las Vegas, with each player guaranteed $37,705.
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