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Join PokerStars now! On Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011, the Latin American Poker Tour paid its first visit to the country of Colombia; coincidentally, this was my first trip to the South American country as well. The event took place at the Allegre Casino in Medellin, the second largest city in the country.

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Travel Diary: LAPT Colombia

Join PokerStars now! 5.44pm: Weisner out Melanie Weisner has busted out in, we believe, 91st place for €8,500 after running [a][9] into pocket queens in a battle of the blinds. The American had been pretty short at the break with a little over a 100,000.

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EPT8 San Remo: Day 3, level 18 updates (3,000-6,000, 500)

Join PokerStars now! Jonathan Monsalves eliminated in 2nd place; Julian Menendez wins 2011 Colombian National Poker Championship! At long last, it came down to another flip for Julian Menendez and Jonathan Monsalves. Menendez limped the button for 150,000; Monsalves shoved all in with [as][5d] and Menendez called with [4s][4h]

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LAPT Colombia Day 3: Levels 29-32 (blinds 50000-100000, ante 10000)

Join PokerStars now! Jonathan Monsalves eliminated in 2nd place; Julian Menendez wins 2011 Colombian National Poker Championship! At long last, it came down to another flip for Julian Menendez and Jonathan Monsalves. Menendez limped the button for 150,000; Monsalves shoved all in with [as][5d] and Menendez called with [4s][4h].

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LAPT Colombia Day 3: Levels 29-32 (blinds 50000-100000, ante 10000)

Join PokerStars now! If you were shaking your head at the list of tournaments tonight, it wasn’t your eyes playing tricks on you. There were two Sunday Warm-Ups and two Sunday Million tournaments as a part of the PokerStars Double Vision Sunday. Double the fun awaited fans of both tournaments

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Acozubi aces the Sunday Million and wins $145K

Join PokerStars now! A few years from now, when South Americans look back on what they consider the watershed moments for the rise of poker on this Southern Hemisphere continent, someone will invariably point to the 2011 PokerStars .net Latin American Poker Tour’s Colombian National Poker Championship. It was a smaller buy-in event — only $1,100 instead of the usual $2,300 — and was scheduled for three days instead of the typical four.

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LAPT Colombia Day 3: Menendez victorious in the land of coffee and poker

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Grand Slam: 144 Spieler bei einem Buy In von $5.000

Join PokerStars now! 6:12pm: Player of the Year update The top five players in the LAPT Player of the Year race — in order, Pablo Gonzalez, Daniel Ospina, Leandro Csome, Engelberth Varela and Luis Yepez — are all here in Colombia for this event. Ospina played yesterday, finishing the day with a slightly below average stack of 49,000.

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LAPT Colombia Day 1b: Levels 5-8 (blinds 150-300, ante 50)

Join PokerStars now! Over the last week or two, most of my U.S. friends said the same thing when they found out I was headed to Medellin, Colombia, the latest city to be added as a Latin American Poker Tour stop. “Have you become a drug mule?” It’s an unfair question for 2011 Colombia.

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LAPT Colombia: Poker has a new home