Latin American Poker Tour season 5 results

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For the card game of poker for 2012, below are the results of the fifth season of the Latin American Poker Tour (LAPT).[1] All currency amounts are in US dollars.[2]

Results

Chile LAPT Viña del Mar

Final Table
Pos. Name Prize
Chile Alirio Diaz U$D 129,470.00 (* U$D 76,580.00)
Chile Leonardo Olivares U$D 84,090.00 (* U$D 66,000.00)
Brazil João Lopes U$D 58,010.00 (* U$D 58,000.00)
Chile Felipe Velasquez U$D 43,540.00 (* U$D 74,000.00)
Argentina Javier Venegas U$D 32,460.00 (* U$D 50,000.00)
Colombia Sergio Escobar U$D 23,990.00 (* U$D 47,000.00)
Brazil Halysson Sala U$D 17,470.00
United States Nicolas Batt U$D 13,040.00

Uruguay LAPT Punta del Este

Final Table
Pos. Name Prize
Brazil Marcelo Ramos da Fonseca U$D 144,240.00
Mexico Angel Guillen U$D 126,240.00
Brazil Francisco Baruffi Neto U$D 116,240.00
Uruguay Pablo Joaquin Melogno U$D 60,420.00
Argentina Ivan Luca U$D 46,000.00
Argentina Osvaldo Silvio Resquin U$D 35,970.00
Russia Vladimir Dobrovolskiy U$D 26,770.00
Argentina Guido Ruffini U$D 20,080.00
Argentina Carlos Leoncio Mironiuk U$D 15,390.00

Colombia LAPT Colombia

Final Table
Pos. Name Prize
Republic of Ireland Robbie Renehan COL 264,700,000 (US$ 148,040.00)
Brazil Jayr Fregona COL 200.000.000 (US$ 111,855.00)
Spain Raul Perez COL 122.350.000 (US$ 68,430.00)
Colombia Weider Vanegas COL 91.160.000 (US$ 50,985.00)
Colombia Cristian Velasquez COL 69.930.000 (US$ 39,110.00)
Colombia Hernan Villa COL 54.940.000 (US$ 30,730.00)
Colombia Ruben Ospina COL 41.210.000 (US$ 23,050.00)
Colombia Felipe Perez COL 31.220.000 (US$ 17,460.00)

Panama LAPT Panama

Final Table
Pos. Name Prize
Argentina Leo Fernandez US$ 171,930.00
Mexico Patrick Mahoney US$ 108,700.00
Brazil Marco Antonio Pedroso US$ 73,900.00
Peru Walid Mubarak US$ 55,050.00
Costa Rica Johnny Sandoval US$ 42,230.00
Panama Isaac Malca US$ 33,180.00
United Kingdom Sam Razavi US$ 24,880.00
Mexico Diego Sanchez US$ 18,850.00

Peru LAPT Lima

Mesa final
Pos. Nome Prêmio
Mexico Jordan Scott US$ 168.210.00
France Maxence Debar US$ 138.210.00
Peru Oscar Barriga US$ 81.370.00
Venezuela Jorge González US$ 60.400.00
Panama Brent Sheirbon US$ 46.140.00
Argentina Jose Ignacio Barbero US$ 36.070.00
Argentina Aramis Salvadori US$ 26.840.00
Venezuela Roberto Vahlis US$ 20.130.00

References

  1. ^ "Live Poker International Tournaments – PokerStars Live".
  2. ^ "bonito ms".
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