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Jose Ignacio Barbero
Argentina
Jose Ignacio "Nacho" Barbero is an Argentine professional poker player with over $30 million in live tournament earnings, making him one of the top earners from South America. He has won a WSOP bracelet, multiple LAPT Main Events, and numerous high-roller titles on the EPT and Triton Poker circuit. Known for his aggressive style, Barbero's career-best cash came as runner-up in a $200,000 Triton London event for $3,445,807.
Fabian Ortiz
Argentina
Fabian Ortiz is an Argentine professional poker player with over $1.6 million in lifetime live earnings. He made history as the first Latin American to win a Latin American Poker Tour (LAPT) title and reached the final two tables of the WSOP Main Event.
Juan Jose Perez
Argentina
Juan Jose Perez is an Argentine poker player known for leading Day 1 of the 2011 PokerStars.net LAPT Punta del Este Main Event. Though detailed results are scarce, his performance highlighted his skills in Latin American poker.
Paulo Cesar Borba Donghia
Brazil
Paulo Cesar Borba Donghia is a Brazilian poker player from São Paulo. He participated in the LAPT Foz do Iguaçu Main Event in October 2023, advancing from Day 1A with 120,000 chips. Limited public information is available about his career.
Joao Luis S Lopes
Brazil
Joao Luis S Lopes is a Brazilian poker player known for deep runs in Latin American Poker Tour events. He finished 63rd in the 2016 WiPT Main Event for €1,300 and was chip leader on Day 1b of the 2012 LAPT Chile Main Event, where he survived multiple all-ins.
Jonathan Monsalves
United Kingdom
Jonathan Monsalves is a British professional poker player best known for his runner-up finish in the inaugural PokerStars LAPT Colombia in 2011, where he earned $55,256. He displayed aggressive and resilient play during the tournament, notably clashing multiple times with eventual champion Julian Menendez.
Fernando Antônio Fontoura Brito
Portugal
Fernando Antônio Fontoura Brito is a Brazilian-born poker professional, registered under Portugal, with live tournament earnings exceeding $2.13 million. He is recognized for his deep skill in mixed games and his regular presence on the PokerStars Latin America Poker Tour, where he has made numerous side event final tables.
Scott Jordan
United States
Scott Jordan (often listed as Jordan Scott in tournament records) is an American poker player who won the Latin American Poker Tour Grand Final in 2012 for $168,210. He has multiple deep runs in the World Series of Poker, including a 177th place finish in the 2024 Main Event for $60,000. With over $334,000 in career tournament earnings, Jordan is known for his heads-up play and steady online presence.
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