New players from Latin America reached final tables in BSOP Millions 2023 festival events: Argentina’s Juan Barattini, Aramis Salvadori and Leandro Bustillo, Panama’s Jose Severino and Uruguay’s Jorge Ramella.
Event #45 No Breaks Turbo K.O.
The tournament had 214 entries of R$ 1,500 (u$s 306) and a guaranteed pot of R$ 100,000 (u$s 20,449). Among the finalists there were two Argentineans. One of them was Aramis Salvadori, who finished ninth, winning R$ 3,300 (u$s 674). The other was Juan Barattini, who finished second and won a prize of R$ 22,000 (u$s 4,498).
The finalists of Event #45
Event #30 Mystery K.O. LAPT
It had 398 entries of R$ 5,000 (u$s 1,022) and a guaranteed pot of R$ 500,000 (u$s 102,248). Leandro Bustillo was the first eliminated of the final table and for the ninth place he won R$ 16,050 (u$s 3,282).
The final table of Event #30
Event #39 1-Day High Rollers PKO
It had 163 entries of R$ 10,000 (u$s 2,044) and a guaranteed prize pool of R$ 1,000,000 (u$s 204,497). José Severino finished ninth and collected R$ 17,100 (US$ 3,496). Uruguayan Jorge Ramella reached the podium and won R$ 95,000 (u$s 19,427) for third place.
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This text highlights the success of new players from Latin America in the BSOP Millions 2023 festival events. Argentinian, Panamanian, and Uruguayan players reached the final tables and earned impressive cash prizes in various tournaments.
This text highlights successful performances by new players from Latin America in the BSOP Millions 2023 festival events, with players from Argentina, Panama, and Uruguay reaching final tables and winning significant cash prizes. It showcases the talent and competitiveness emerging from the region in the poker industry.
It is impressive to see new players from Latin America performing so well in the BSOP Millions 2023 festival events, especially with strong showings from players like Juan Barattini, Aramis Salvadori, and Leandro Bustillo. Their success highlights the growing talent and competitiveness within the region’s poker community.