Flores crushes final table to win Monumental Stack at Potomac Poker Open

Jeremy Geist
Jeremy Geist
Posted on: August 21, 2025 04:22 PDT

Frayser Flores outlasted a field of 420 entries across two starting flights to claim the trophy, the title, and $35,275 first prize in the $500 NLH Monumental Stack at the Potomac Poker Open (PPO) at MGM National Harbor. The day began with 53 players returning for Day 2, and after nearly ten hours of play, Flores emerged as the last man standing.

Flores, who moved to the United States from Peru just over two years ago, entered the day with plenty of momentum after taking third in the $600 Opener for $61K just a few days ago at the PPO. He likes this venue. Flores also won a Moneymaker Tour stop here at MGM National Harbor for $20K in April. 

I started playing here in March,” he said. “Before that, I had about three years of experience online."

From Peru to Potomac: Frayser Flores secures his biggest career win. Second deep run for Frayser Flores at the PPO, after a Moneymaker Tour win in April.

Lady luck shines on Flores

Flores was aggressive on the final table and put the other players to the test throughout, often for their tournament lives. He scored four knockouts on his way to the title, but also had to rely on Lady Luck, getting two fortunate doubles with A-J when he hit trips both times.