Season 8's Latin American Poker Tour Peru Main Event (sponsored and organized by PokerStars) is down to a final table of 8 after three intensive days of play. The 8 finalists, who have outlasted 358 entries so far, are now guaranteed to take home at least $19,060 each, and the last man standing will get $156,576!
Remarkably, not a single player from the host country will appear on the final table[...] Read more » LAPT8 Peru: Final Table Is Set
Joined: Apr '09
Location: Portugal
Age: 45 (M)
Posts: 4829
Although i don't know any of these players, i will have to make some support on the Brazilian, once we share the Portuguese language. And looking at their stack, they don't seem to be bad at all. Now, do you think this country subject may have some influence on the way this final table will be played? When we look to famous players we forget all about that, but here, with fortunate less known competitors, it may weight a bit. If i was a brazilian, although it's each one for himself at the table, i would rapidly try to eliminate a foreigner than a fellow from the same country... unless he stoles me some chips first, that way my rage would be all against him Ok, each one do your game, no deals
Joined: Mar '12
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 46 (F)
Posts: 2261
I don't know any of these players but there is a massive customer base and lots of money in South America for Pokerstars to try and get hold of. I imagine that we will be seeing many more players from these countries in the big tournaments fairly soon.
Joined: Mar '11
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 56 (M)
Posts: 7371
Good luck to all these players left in and it must be a tremendous feeling to make one of these final tables and the excitement levels must be off the scale. Good luck again to all
Ok, each one do your game, no deals 
