Carlos Sobenes
Peru
Carlos Sobenes is a Peruvian poker player who cashed for $19,660 with an eighth‑place finish in the 2014 LAPT Peru Grand Final. He also placed second in a 2017 Seminole Hard Rock Seniors event for $6,690 and appears on the Peru All‑Time Money List.
Introduction
Carlos Sobenes is a professional poker player from Peru. He has recorded notable cashes in both Latin American and North American tournaments, and his name appears on the Peru All‑Time Money List.
2014 LAPT Peru Grand Final
In October 2014, Sobenes reached the final table of the PokerStars.net Latin American Poker Tour Grand Final, held in Peru. The $1,700 Main Event attracted 692 entries, and Sobenes finished in eighth place for $19,660. The final table featured players from eight different countries, with Sobenes being the sole Peruvian representative.
2017 Seminole Hard [Rock](/term/rock) [Hollywood](/term/hollywood) Event
At the 2017 Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood poker series, Sobenes cashed multiple times in a $300 Seniors 50+ No‑Limit Hold’em event. He eliminated Tom Dujmovich in fifth place ($1,969) and later shared a pot with Scott Apgar to eliminate Julio Silva in seventh place ($1,418). The final four players made a deal, with Sobenes finishing second for $6,690.
Other Cashes
While other specific results are not detailed in the available information, Sobenes’ appearance on the Peru All‑Time Money List confirms additional cashes that contribute to his career earnings.
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