BSOP São Paulo Prepares A High-Voltage Week With High Rollers Every Day – CodigoPoker
The Brazilian circuit will offer tournaments with buy-ins of up to R$25.000 and an action-packed schedule for high-stakes players.
The Brazilian circuit will offer tournaments with buy-ins of up to R$25.000 and an action-packed schedule for high-stakes players.
The BSOP 2026 has already started and the second stage is less than a month away, but you can still join and fight in the different rankings.
This weekend, freeroll satellites are running on PokerStars to win your seat at the BSOP São Paulo in March.
The BSOP San Pablo, to be played in March at the WTC Sheraton, will feature tickets ranging from $100 to $5,000. Here’s the full schedule.
After a historic BSOP Summer festival in Costa do Sauípe, with records at the tables and the carnival spirit, CodigoPoker spoke with Rafa Moraes, the circuit’s director, who celebrated the serial’s success, highlighted the growth of poker outside of São Paulo, and is already thinking about “bigger” events.
The Brazilian festival didn’t just shine at the tables: in a paradisiacal setting, the organization surprised with CarnaBSOP, a mega celebration with a Timbalada show that brought together players, families, and friends. CódigoPoker was present and showed it on its social media.
The Peruvian crushed it in the BSOp Summer 2-Day High Roller to take home the trophy along with a prize of R$300 thousand.
On a final table that lasted 13 hours, they made a deal at 3-handed and the champion took home a fortune from the BSOP Championship.
With 14 Brazilians out of 16 finalists, the BSOP Mini Championship enters its decisive day under local dominance, although the Argentine and the Chilean arrive with their sights set on the R$300,000 for the champion.
Romero, Nazar, Bustillo, Jiménez, Romano and more representatives, non-Brazilian Latin players are looking to take home one of the last major BSOP Summer trophies. The 2-Day High Roller enters its decisive day with 32 qualifiers and a field full of hierarchy.