Manuel Mazo Martinez

Manuel Mazo Martinez emerged in the Spanish poker scene during the mid-2000s. His most significant achievement came in November 2007 when he won the Campeonato de España de Póquer (CEP) at the Gran Casino Murcia Rincón de Pepe. The tournament, sponsored by EuroSuperPoker, attracted 104 players and created a prize pool of €59,904. Mazo entered the final table as the chip leader from Day 1A and ultimately struck a deal with Gorka Calvete at the start of heads-up play, securing a first-place prize of €20,000.

Mazo, a Barcelona resident, was known online as "Manudeck." His victory at the CEP represented a highlight of his tournament career, though further details on his additional results are limited. The event was part of the larger 2007 EuroSuperPoker Spanish Championship series, with the final to be held later at Casino Gran Madrid.

Due to the scarcity of public information, specific details about Mazo's playing style are unavailable. However, his performance at the CEP suggests a solid, adaptable game, as he managed to maintain the lead from Day 1 through to the final table. His willingness to make a deal in heads-up play indicates a pragmatic approach to tournament poker.

Manuel Mazo Martinez remains a part of Spanish poker history as the winner of a national championship event in 2007. While not a household name on the international circuit, his victory underscores the competitive depth of the Spanish poker community during that era. His online alias "Manudeck" may be recognized by those familiar with the early online poker scene in Spain.