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.
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Before the BSOP Summer ends, we show you the heart of this stop of the Brazilian series, in an unmissable all-inclusive hotel with beach access. If you didn’t go, think about it for next year…
The Brazilian professional Alisson Piekazewicz took the title and won over 300,000 reais along with the trophy.
With R$1,000,000 for the champion, this tremendous BSOP Summer tournament is decided this Saturday with a live blog and streaming from CodigoPoker.
The Day 2 of the BSOP Championship was played and there are 25 players left. Joao Valli is the chip leader and Julian Yebra is the best of the Spanish speakers.
The Brazilian star led the Day 1 qualifiers in the BSOP Summer High Roller Championship, a tournament with a R$50,000 buy-in.
The Argentine player Leandro Bustillo prevailed against a competitive field and won the trophy and R$92,000 at the BSOP Summer.
After a massive qualifying stage that gathered 854 entries, Day 2 of the BSOP Summer Main Event will begin with 244 players.
Jorge Romero is the sole representative of the Navy who is part of the group of the last nine players, with eight Brazilians, who are also vying for the R$600,000 prize for the BSOP Summer champion in Costa do Sauípe. CodigoPoker will broadcast the final on Wednesday.