The road to the next stop of the Brazilian Series of Poker has already begun to take shape for two lucky winners of a PokerStars satellite. These are two Latin American players who have already confirmed their presence in the Main Event of the BSOP São Paulo after winning in one of the online qualifiers.
The qualifier took place last Thursday the 12th with a buy-in of US$82, and put two entries for the main event of the second stage of the circuit into play. In total, 27 players competed, among whom the Chilean sacaos
The possibilities available from a PokerStars satellite
In addition to the two main prizes, the structure gave rewards to those who came close to qualifying: third and fourth place received US$164 each, while fifth place took home US$158.
Another piece of good news is that the opportunities to join the BSOP São Paulo do not stop. On Sunday the 15th, another satellite was held with a buy-in of US$ 82 and three guaranteed spots. The structure allowed for two hours of late registration and the possibility of re-entries.
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The next PokerStars satellite heading to BSOP São Paulo
This Tuesday the 17th, another guaranteed seat will be awarded; while on Thursday the 19th, there will be two spots at stake, all with the same late registration scheme.
Best of all, PokerStars has daily feeders that serve as a preliminary step to the main satellites. There are tournaments starting from US$8.80, as well as US$22 alternatives and even freerolls. All of this, together, generates multiple paths to the Main Event. This means that with a winning streak, you can start playing with $0 and advance to a Qualifier, where the big prizes are awarded.
To find these tournaments in the PokerStars satellite lobby, go to the events section in the “Americas” tab and select “BSOP São Paulo”. Once inside and with the tournaments displayed, players can choose between direct satellites or all available qualifiers.
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