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- Like Carlos Mortensen, he is a highly-successful Spanish poker player. Adrian Mateos Diaz’s age is 25. Professional poker player who became one of the winningest Spanish players in history. His career highlights include winning the 2013 World Series of Poker Europe at just nineteen years old and winning the 2015 European Poker Tour Grand Final.
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Adrian ‘Amadi_017’ Mateos once again underlined his supreme artistry in the field of No Limit Hold’em multi-table tournaments (MTTs), by taking down two World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) titles on PokerStars last week.
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With four WCOOP titles to his name, the Winamax pro proves that using the away changing rooms presents no problem for a man of his stature. The first of Mateos’s victories came when he stomped all over the 201-entrant field in Event #28 (H) $2,100 No Limit Hold’em 8-Max, Turbo PKO Freezeout. He then followed that up with a whopper.
Event #25 (H): $25,000 No Limit Hold’em 8-Max, Super High Roller Sunday Slam attracted 71-unique entrants, and 35 re-entries and Mateos defeated Fedor Holz, heads-up, for the title, after the pair had secured a pretty even-steven heads-up deal.
The win means Mateos joins Dzmitry Urbanovich, ‘nilsef’, Andrey Zaichenko, Gleb Tremzin and Joao Vieira as a four-time WCOOP champion. The Spaniard has also won three World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelets and a European Poker Tour (EPT) title.
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In taking second, Holz continued his impressive streak of running well that has seen him collect a second WSOP bracelet after winning the $25,000 No Limit Hold’em Heads-Up title on GGPoker for a million bucks. In 2014, Holz won the WCOOP Main Event, so PokerStars is a happy stomping ground for the young German star.
A special shoutout also goes to Luke ‘Bit2Easy’ Reeves who booked a third-place win for $353,117 while finishing second to the PocketFives World #1: Conor Beresford in Event #33 (H): $5,200 No Limit Hold’em 8-Max, High Roller.
Final Table Results
- Adrian Mateos – $543,686*
- Fedor Holz – $515,294*
- Luke Reeves – $353,117
- Kahle Burns – $271,111
- Tzuzteutezu – $208,149
- Wiktor Malinowski – $159,810
- Pauli Ayras – $122,696
- Artur Martirosian – $94,202
- Chris Hunichen – $78,787
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*Indicates a heads-up deal.
Adrian Mateos was just eliminated in 67th place. He three-bet jammed the button for 199,656 and was called by Davidi Kitai who opened in early position.
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Mateos' tens were holding up after the hit the flop and was even more ahead after the came on the turn. However, the spiked the river and Mateos was eliminated short of the money.
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The very next hand Rainer Kempe got it in with with his short stack and was unable to hold against the held by Kitai after the fell on the board.
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There were 65 players remaining with 60 guaranteed at least a min-cash of $25,556 after Kempe hit the rail.