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The final day of WCOOP 2023 was an emotional one for Brazilian Poker. After winning the Main Event Mid-Level and Low-Level races, the four stars advance to the decider of the final event: Event #105-H (NLHE Super Tuesday, $1,050 single rematch). Eduardo Silva and Marlon Pinto were outstanding. The pair finished on the podium on their debut in the series.

Eduardo was the best Brazilian player, finishing second out of 302 competitors. He made a small trade with his friend Patrick Leonard in heads-up play and pocketed $44,929. Marllon Pinto won the bronze medal, earning $31,973. Pablo Brito finished fifth for $17,993 and Lucio Lima was eliminated in ninth place for $6,147.

Marllon is the first player in the tournament One of the most interesting stories because when the FT was founded he was the last one with leverage and he managed to get back to form. The Pará native was down to just three big blinds at one point and quit after winning two coin tosses. The third big blind was supposed to be heads-up with Leonard, but Eduardo Silva doubled up.

Soon after, Marllon was eliminated with A3 against 99, so the Englishman’s heads-up came up between two long-time players, the famous “Eduardo850” and “pads1161”. The duel between mentor and student is called mentor. Patrick maintained a good lead and eventually took the championship. The final scene is AJ going all-in preflop against T7 on 2K3J8. This semifinal is worth $54,505.

The country’s grinders performed brilliantly in yesterday’s 21st match. At the GGPoker tables, Diego “SonOfRose” Costa added $8,314 to his bankroll by taking bronze in the $215 Bounty Hunter Tournament.

In the APT Online Bounty King Asia $320, “Si1veira” singled out for $7,938. The tournament featured 139 competitors.

Meanwhile, Tauan Naves finished fourth out of 754 players in Tuesday’s $150 Classic, a performance that earned him $7,300.

The winner of the Im Bounty Hunter’s Big Game $21.60 was “vsemeghini” for $7,292.

Finally, Felipe Mojave rounded out the podium in the $320 Bounty King for $6,027.

The Latin American Poker Tour (LAPT) is a historic event that returns in 2023 and aims to bring together the continent’s brightest stars. There are five stages throughout the year, with the final 2023 Main Event winner announced on Monday in another classic between Brazil and Argentina. Warmest greetings to Lucas Rigos from Paraná, who wrote his name in the history of the Championship.

Avid Athletico Paranaense fan known as “LRigos94” at the online poker tables and formerly of the 4Bet Poker team defeated 771 players in a LAPT tournament with a buy-in of BRL 7,500 contestants and become the champion after three days of competition. The result was a huge prize of R$792,000 and a beautiful trophy that Lucas Rigos can keep on his shelf.

The champion was ecstatic about his achievement and excited about the celebrations. Spectators’ victory: “I’m speechless, I didn’t notice. I rarely attend live events, I’m completely focused on online Events. I’ve only ever played in the WSOP Circuit and BSOP Millions in Las Vegas and at that event I had the opportunity to play in the LAPT and I couldn’t pass it up, it was so awesome. In my wildest dreams , I never expected to be able to crack the main event. It’s a ridiculous result, and it’s the crowning achievement of my career, realizing what’s going to change from here on out. Plus, it’s a huge success for me.

The champion entered the final day of the tournament with a stack of chips He came out on top and made it to the final table without any problems, always being one of the top players in the Main Event. At the start of the final table, he was only ahead of Kim de Sousa in chips.

However, He was fully prepared to win: “I didn’t try. ” and he knew I thought this might influence my decision. It was hard to fall asleep last night, but I tried my best and only got a few hours of sleep. I woke up, did my daily routine, went to the gym, and did it without thinking as usual Workout for the day. I wanted to put everything I learned into practice and I think I did a pretty good job. I won important pots which I think helped me a lot in staying on top, I won flips, The funds are also regulated, which is a must.”

At the final table, Rigos eliminated Keven Augusto, Yuri Rodriguez, Naresh Trivedi and finally Kim de Sousa finished third in the heads-up match, with Lucas leading Argentina’s Andres Reed 2-1 in chips.

Hermano A strong start led to a draw soon, which brought the mandatory chip deal to R$ 648,000 per ticket. Andres applied a lot of pressure and even had the championship in his hands as Lucas was shorthanded at one point in the showdown.

Lucas held on, drawing again and winning the most important hand of the tournament. A preflop all-in of 66 against Andrés’ AT nearly tied the pair, which was enough for the Argentinian to claim two big blinds as a 387QJ board guaranteed victory for the Brazilian.

Soon after, there were many screams. Amid chants of “Bico” from the 4Bet crowd, Lucas ended the game again with a preflop all-in on A8 on 629A5 against Andrés Read’s T6 and ran to embrace Brazil fan.

The invitation from friends of the 4Bet poker team did not go unnoticed, and the champion took the opportunity to express his gratitude to them: “This is the greatest poker team in the world. I have never heard of it Another one. I’ve been there for three years and my career has changed dramatically. That’s because of my investors, coaches, etc. The fans here are amazing and I don’t know what I would do without them. In addition, my friend and my wife also sent a message. “Support makes all the difference, especially when he heads up,” concluded champion Lucas Rigos, who will continue to compete in the BSOP Millions event. Continue your journey.

View the entire LAPT Main Event prize pool:

1. Lucas Rigos (Brazil) R$ 792,000 *

2. Andrés Reed (Argentina) R$ 648,000*

3. Kim de Sousa (Brazil) R$ 385,600

4. Naresh Trivied (Brazil) R$ 291,750

5. Yuri Rodriguez (Brazil) R$ 231,150

6. Bruno Borges (Brazil) ) R$174,770

7. Kevin Augusto (Brazil) R$125,520

8. Oscar Alache (Chile) R$85,750

9. Zeca Gelaite (Brazil) R$ 67,750

*Heads-up Agreement

Starting and ending on Tuesday, Yuri Martins competed for the title in the WSOP Online MTT for the fifth time in a row. He was eliminated in a three-way event in the $3,000 Primetime event, earning $24,011. Rodrigo Selouan took home silver and $32,019. The tournament has 50 participants.

Yuri didn’t stop there. The Paraná native finished in fourth place in the $2,500 six-hand NLH Second Chance event and won another $21,820.

Finally, the Ninetales ace was just one hand away from winning the $2,100 PLO High Roller to add another $14,587 to his bankroll.

Felipe Ketzer finished second out of 294 entrants in the $1,050 Daily Deepstack HR contest, earning $42,102.

On the site, Pablo Brito took third place $25,325 in a Deepstack HR worth $5,250. See other results:

Tournament Player Position Prize WSOP Online: $150 Daily Deepstack “KeepControl” 1 $11,985 WSOP Online: $215 Bounty Hunter Big GameTauan Naves4. $10,694 WSOP High Roller: $525 Day Saver HR Hyper Turbo “neneco2468″2 $7,243 WSOP Online: $88 CRAZY EIGHTS 8 Hand Douglas Barbosa2.$6,151

WSOP Online: $15 Daily Mini Deep Stack “iLoveLauri”1 “4.$5,285 WSOP Online: $25 GGMasters Mediterranean Bounty Delight “VirgulinoRei” 2.$5,143

As of late July, Ari Engel had 12 career WSOP Circuit rings, but was still far from catching leader Maurice Hawnkis with three rings remaining. Suddenly, in less than three months, the Canadian achieved the feat of winning four gems to become the all-time WSOP Circuit champion. The new title was released on Tuesday (10th).

Angel traveled to Chicago to compete in the WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Hammond and captured the historic title in Event #7 ($400 Omaha Hi/Low). He had to win out of 117 entrants to win $10,749 and, more importantly than financial value, get his 16th career ring.

“Of course that’s good,” said the champion. But my heart is in Jerusalem right now, so it’s bittersweet,” he said of the conflict between Israel and Palestine. A championship in another mixed-race event is also on the agenda. “I really like the Omaha 8, But I’m definitely not a top hybrid gamer, but I do pretty well with these low buy-ins. ”

After surpassing Hawkins, the Canadian specifically talked about himself and the other contenders for the “King of the Ring” spot. “Morris, Josh (Reichard) and Dan Lowery are competing in the ring. Has a better record in terms of number of games played. I’ve been to a lot more games than them. Their numbers are really good and they are great players. ” he added.

While Engel won his 14th ring, it took Engel just 24 hours to win his 15th, tying him with Maurice Hawkins. The star was ready. Continuing to make things difficult in Chicago and heading to Event 9 ($600 6-Handed) this Wednesday (11).

Check out the top 5 WSOP Circuit biggest events Winner:

1. Place – Ari Engel – 16

2. Place – Maurice Hawkins – 15

3. Ranking – Josh Reichard – 14

4. Location – Daniel Lowery – 14

5. Location – Valentin Vornicu – 13

Ace Pedro Padilha spent over an hour at the GGPoker tables in his third GGMillion$ FT of the season. The St. Paul native was eliminated in six-man action and earned $78,276.

Padilha entered the finals with 45 BBS, third in chips. In the first few minutes, he saw Jans Arends take down two big pots and take the lead. In K♠K♥ against Q♥Q♣, the Dutchman didn’t let the board surprise him, sending home “Clickworko 2♥6♥7♦7♠7♥”.

Leonard Maue, on the other hand, was not so lucky with a pair of kings. He had 25 BBS and was involved in a preflop all-in against Juan Pardo. Leading with J♣J♥, the Spaniard found the Jack and declared another elimination.

A few moves later, Padilla received Q♥Q♠ and tripled directly from UTG+1. The eliminated “Tedwina Slowsby” didn’t think much and pushed the chip to the middle of the table. While the initial attacker, Johannes Straver, quickly folded his A♣J♥, Padilha thought long and hard before announcing the fold, thus avoiding “Tedwina Slowsby”‘s K♥K♠.

The smallest stack is now on the table and Padilha manages to double his stack on the next hand. With A♥9♣, he hit two pairs on the table, 7♥6♣9♠2CheckA♣, and called Pardo’s bet with A♠2♠.

In the next division, “Tedwina” Slosby was “eliminated from the championship game.” To say goodbye, he risked 12 BBS and declared an all-in 3-bet. Back in the game, Arends called and presented A 9♥. For K♥J♥, players living in Mexico were not saved by the 2♥Q♠A♠9♣Q♥ board.

The next elimination will be coming soon. When two short stacks met, Padilha won and lost all his chips. Here’s what happened:

With blinds at 30,000/60,000 and an ante of 7,500, Thomas “Karma is a Cat” Boivin raised to 138,000 straight from UTG. The Padilha subsequently increased to 600,000, leaving 292,882 people. Boivin responded to a 4-bet all-in and was called by the Brazilian. When A♥K came up against K♠K♣, Padilha had no chance on the board with 9♣10♥2♣8♥J♠.

Boivin, Padilha’s tormentor, enters the heads-up match. When he was no match for Arends. See the final results:

1. Jans Arends (Netherlands) $269,458

2. Thomas “Karma is a Cat” Boivin (Belgium) $210,435

3. Elior “SuperSolid” Sion (UK) $164,341

4. Johannes Straver (Netherlands) $128,343

5. Juan Pardo (Spain) $100,231

6. Pedro Padilha (Brazil) $78,276

7. “Tedwina Slowsby” (Mexico) $61,130

8. Leonard Maue (Germany) $47,740

9. “Clickwork” (Austria) $37,282

There are just days left until the start of another major stage of the KSOP GGPoker, which will take place in the city of Fortaleza, capital of the state of Ceará, on the largest satellite still running poker sites in the world.

Some players have already benefited from KSOP GGPoker Fortaleza’s satellite tournaments. On Tuesday (10th), two more people received full packages for the $125 buy-in tournament, which included a number of regular players.

The competition had a large number of participants, and two Brazilian players advanced. One of them was Maicen Teixeira from Rondônia, who received the third package on the stage. Satellite “Fominha” was joined by the commander of the account “PastelDoQuim”. They were awarded the Main Event with a R$2,500 buy-in and seven nights of action at the beautiful Grand Mareiro Hotel.

KSOP GGPoker Fortaleza’s next satellite will take place this Tuesday, with a guaranteed buy-in of US$50 and three main event slots. Players can view the full event schedule at this link . The event will take place from October 25th to 31st with a guaranteed amount of R$3,000,000. We look forward to seeing you there!