Kun Agüero's new sport and his hilarious reactions when he makes practically impossible movements

Already in the final stretch of his career as a footballer, Sergio Agüero had begun to show his passion for other games. In his free time he activated his Twitch channel to broadcast how he was doing in FIFA (in the FUT Champions mode), although he also explained his attraction to cards. Without going any further, he recently went viral for his incredible reaction to winning a game of Poker with ugly cards.

On July 5, 2003, in Avellaneda, Independiente played the last date of a very poor tournament in terms of results. That night, more precisely at 24 minutes into the second half, coach Oscar Ruggeri sent Kun onto the field, who made his debut (against San Lorenzo) when he had just turned 15 years old.

At that moment as a logical matter of his youth he showed a very shy attitude. He generally walked with his head down and avoided the cameras with the same naturalness that he left rivals in the way on the court. However, over the years he modified his personality and became a much more outgoing boy.

Coincidentally, his charisma ended up being one of his great virtues, not only to generate an unbreakable relationship with Lionel Messi, but also to leave a pleasant memory in each club he defended. This spontaneity is also reflected in social networks, which he uses to maintain almost daily contact with his loyal followers. What happened this time? He was filmed in a game of Flip and Go, a format of the traditional card game. Instead of receiving two cards, as usually happens in Texas Holdem, three are dealt and the competitor must return the one he considers least important.

How the story continues

The former footballer from Barcelona, Manchester City and Atlético Madrid, among others, managed to advance to Day 2 of the competition. It is worth noting that Kun had not managed to advance from Day 1B of the main event of the WSOP (World Series of Poker) Paradise, the festival held in the Bahamas and will continue its activity until December 14. Kun, as he is known in the ball scene, participated in the TV table, broadcast by GGPoker, and had a good start. However, little by little he lost some hands and was eliminated in 114th place among the 257 entrants who participated in this Day 1B. Only 78 of the 257 competitors who entered on Day 1B advanced to Day 2 of the main event. Only five Brazilians managed to advance: Ricardo Sehnem, Ramon Kropmann, Pedro Padilha, David Melo and Vitor Dzivielevsk.