David Nus Claims CNP Winamax Grand Final After Long Final Day

A Long Night in Torrelodones

The CNP by Winamax Grand Final brought a full house to Casino Gran Madrid Torrelodones. The €550 Main Event drew 2,684 entries and pushed the prize pool to €1,207,000. Twenty-one players returned for Day 4, each chasing the season’s last trophy and a six-figure payout. By the time the night blended into early morning, Spain’s David Nus finished on top, officially taking €134,060 following a three-way deal at the final table.

Early Shifts at the Final Table

Eight players took their seats for the finale. Guilherme Barroso Sole opened as the chip leader, though Nus sat only a few big blinds behind. The table quickly thinned. Pedro Navio went out first, then Luis Martín, followed by Luis Miguel López. With the field now tighter, the group explored an ICM deal. Marcos Cuesta declined and asked each opponent for an additional €1,500. The counterproposal didn’t gain traction and cards went back in the air.

Terms Finally Agreed

Eliminations continued with David Rivas falling in fifth and Carlos Gutiérrez in fourth. The remaining three players reopened negotiations and this time reached common ground. Cuesta secured €96,350. Nus locked up €104,060. Barroso guaranteed himself €87,590. With the deal settled, they played on for the trophy and the remaining distribution.

Three Handed to Heads Up

Nus kept hold of the lead. His king ten improved on the river to eliminate Cuesta and send the event into a heads-up finish against Barroso. The Spanish player carried the momentum along with the chip advantage.

The Deciding Hand

The last hand came just before the room was set to close. Nus completed the small blind. Barroso checked. The flop ran J♥4♠3♥. Both players checked again on the K♥ turn. The river fell 7♣. Barroso bet 5 million. Nus moved all in. The call came with J♣5♠ for top pair. Nus tabled 10♥6♥ for a flush and sealed the Grand Final title.

Final Table Results