On Wednesday, the PokerStake (formerly PocketFives) online poker rankings were updated again. With no change in rankings, Brazil still has one representative on the podium: Samba Poker star Pedro Padilha remains in third place.
This remains Padilla’s career best, now with 8,823 points, down slightly from last week. What has changed is that the gap to fourth place has narrowed, with Frenchman Thomas Santerne moving up one place to almost halve the Brazilian’s lead
Uruguayan player Ramiro Petrone retains top spot and leads Triton Series in Jeju Island, South Korea Czech player Roman Hrabec won the main event. Petrone currently has 10,524 points, while Hrabek is second with 9,899 points.
Other Brazilians joining Pedro Padilla in the top 20 include Luis Constantino (12th, 7,331 points), Denis Ramos (14th , 7,206 points) and Carlos Ribeiro (16th, 7,118 points). The country has 20 players in the top 50.
See the complete top 10:
1. – Ramiro Petrone (Uruguay) – 10,5242nd Place – Roman Hrabec (Czech Republic) – 9,8993rd Place – Pedro Padilha (Brazil) – 8,8234th place – Thomas Santerne (France) – 8,4295th place – Niklas Astedt (Sweden) – 8,3186th place – Aleks Shepel (Russia) – 8,2977th place – Simon Mattsson (Sweden) – 7,6878th – Chris Klodnicki (USA) – 7,4939th – Patrick Lauber (England) – 7,45410th – Casimir Seire (Finland) – 7,437
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It appears that Brazil continues to have a strong presence in the online poker rankings, with Pedro Padilha holding steady in third place. It is noteworthy that Brazil has multiple players in the top 20 and 20 players in the top 50.
I think it is interesting to see the rankings in online poker and how players from different countries are represented. It’s impressive that Brazil has multiple players in the top 20, including Pedro Padilha in third place. The competition seems tough with players from various countries vying for top spots.
This text provides an update on the current online poker rankings, highlighting the top players from various countries. Brazil continues to have a strong presence in the top rankings, with Pedro Padilha in third place. Uruguay’s Ramiro Petrone maintains the top spot.