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Latin American Poker Tour season 5 results

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Below are the results of the fifth season of the Latin American Poker Tour (LAPT), sponsored by PokerStars. The season consisted of five Main Events held in 2012, beginning in Viña del Mar, Chile, in March and concluding with the LAPT Grand Final in Lima, Peru, in November.[1] All currency amounts are in US dollars unless noted otherwise.

Results

Chile LAPT Viña del Mar

  • LAPT Chile National Poker Championship
  • Casino: Enjoy Viña del Mar Casino & Resort
  • Buy-in: $1,000 + $100
  • 5-Day Event: March 21–25, 2012
  • Number of Entries: 672
  • Total Prize Pool: $651,840
  • Number of Payouts: 104
  • Winning Hand: J♣ 7♣
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Final Table[2][3]
Place Name Prize
1stChile Aliro Diaz$76,560
2ndChile Leonardo Olivares$66,000
3rdBrazil João Lopes$58,000
4thChile Felipe Velasquez$74,000
5thArgentina Javier Venegas$50,000
6thColombia Sergio Escobar$47,000
7thBrazil Halysson Sala$17,470
8thColombia Nicholas Batt$13,040
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The top six payouts reflect a deal agreed among the final six players.

Uruguay LAPT Punta del Este

  • Casino: Mantra Resort Spa Casino
  • Buy-in: $2,300 + $200
  • 5-Day Event: May 23–27, 2012
  • Number of Entries: 375
  • Total Prize Pool: $836,625
  • Number of Payouts: 56
  • Winning Hand: A♣ K♥
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Final Table[4][5]
Place Name Prize
1stBrazil Marcelo Ramos da Fonseca$144,240
2ndMexico Angel Guillen$126,240
3rdBrazil Francisco Baruffi Neto$116,240
4thUruguay Pablo Joaquin Melogno$60,420
5thArgentina Ivan Luca$46,000
6thArgentina Osvaldo Silvio Resquin$35,970
7thRussia Vladimir Dobrovolskiy$26,770
8thArgentina Guido Ruffini$20,080
9thArgentina Carlos Leoncio Mironiuk$15,390
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Colombia LAPT Colombia

  • LAPT Colombia National Poker Championship
  • Casino: Casino Allegre, Centro Comercial Premium Plaza, Medellín
  • Buy-in: Col$3,820,000 + Col$380,000 (approx. $2,500)
  • 5-Day Event: August 8–12, 2012
  • Number of Entries: 337
  • Total Prize Pool: Col$1,248,720,000 (approx. $698,000)
  • Number of Payouts: 48
  • Winning Hand: Q♣ Q♦
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Final Table[6][7][8]
Place Name Prize
1stRepublic of Ireland Robbie RenehanCol$284,700,000 ($159,228)[a]
2ndBrazil Jayr Fregona JrCol$180,000,000 ($100,671)
3rdSpain Raul PaezCol$122,350,000 ($68,428)
4thColombia Weider Gutierrez VanegasCol$91,160,000 ($50,984)
5thColombia Cristian VelasquezCol$69,930,000 ($39,111)
6thColombia Hernan Dario VillaCol$54,940,000 ($30,727)
7thColombia Ruben OspinaCol$41,210,000 ($23,048)
8thColombia Luis Felipe Perez HerreraCol$31,220,000 ($17,461)
9thCanada Liam McMillanCol$24,040,000 ($13,445)
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Panama LAPT Panama

  • Casino: Veneto Hotel and Casino, Panama City
  • Buy-in: $2,300 + $200
  • 5-Day Event: September 26–30, 2012
  • Number of Entries: 338
  • Total Prize Pool: $754,080
  • Number of Payouts: 48
  • Winning Hand: 10♣ 10♦
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Final Table[9][10]
Place Name Prize
1stArgentina Leo Fernandez$171,930
2ndUnited States Patrick Mahoney$108,700
3rdBrazil Marco Antonio Pedroso$73,900
4thPeru Walid Mubarak$55,050
5thCosta Rica Johnny Sandoval$42,230
6thPanama Isaac Malca$33,180
7thEngland Sam Razavi$24,880
8thMexico Diego Sanchez$18,850
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Peru LAPT Lima Grand Final

  • Casino: Atlantic City Casino, Lima
  • Buy-in: $2,300 + $200
  • 4-Day Event: November 15–18, 2012
  • Number of Entries: 376[b]
  • Total Prize Pool: $838,860
  • Number of Payouts: 56
  • Winning Hand: K♦ 9♣
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Final Table[11][12]
Place Name Prize
1stUnited States Jordan Scott$168,210
2ndFrance Maxence Debar$138,210
3rdPeru Oscar Barriga$81,370
4thVenezuela Jorge González$60,400
5thUnited States Brent Sheirbon$46,140
6thArgentina Jose "Nacho" Barbero$36,070
7thArgentina Aramis Salvadori$26,840
8thVenezuela Roberto Vahlis$20,130
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Notes

  1. [a]
    The Hendon Mob and Card Player both record the winner's prize as Col$284,700,000; PokerNews' recap reported Col$264,700,000 (US$147,877). US dollar amounts in this table follow The Hendon Mob's conversions.
  2. [b]
    Entry figure per The Hendon Mob; Poker-Red's contemporaneous report gave the field as 346 players.

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