WSOPC Madrid 2026 concludes with victories for Frozanfar, Del Corral, and Sanchez Martinez

Yesterday, the first World Series of Poker (WSOP) Circuit in Madrid came to a close with the finals of Events #4, #10, and #11. At the conclusion of the poker festival at Casino Gran Via, two rings went to Spain and one to Portugal.

Earlier on Sunday, Dutch player Jay Hoebe had already won the €1,500 Main Event of the WSOP Circuit Madrid at Casino Gran Via. Yesterday, the tournament series came to a close with the final three ring events.

Event #4 €300 Colossus

Event #4, the €300 Colossus, was played from October 25 through November 2. Over six starting days, 776 entries were recorded. The prize pool totaled €189,654.40. 120 places were paid. In the end, Portugal’s Matan Frozanfar prevailed in an Iberian heads-up match against Spain’s Daniel Garcia. First place was rewarded with €33,000, a WSOPC ring, and a ticket to the WSOP Paradise Package.

Event #10, €400 Superstack

Event #10, the €400 Superstack, attracted 230 entries, creating a prize pool of €75,670. Thirty-five players finished in the money. The heads-up match turned into an all-Spanish affair. Sergio Del Corral prevailed over Daniel Bravo De La Orden and took home €17,460 in prize money. Of course, he also received a gold ring and the WSOPP package.

Event #11 €350 Bigstack

To wrap up the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Circuit in Madrid, Event #11, the €350 Bigstack, was played. 302 players paid the buy-in, creating a prize pool of €85,164. Prize money was awarded starting with 47th place. And here, too, there was a Spanish victory. Samuel Sanchez Martinez faced off against Alejandro Vazquez Gomez in the final head-to-head match and secured the win along with prize money of €19,394. Of course, Sanchez Martinez also received a WSOP Circuit Gold Ring and a WSOP Paradise Package worth $5,000.