El Evento #13 de la WSOP ya tiene conformada su mesa final y en el camino fueron varios los jugadores latinos que lograron meterse en zona de cobros.
Michael Casella, un ex pro de ajedrez, se enfrentó en el 3-handed de WSOP US$1.500 Badugi a Scott Seiver y Nick Schulman, y se terminó quedando con el brazalete.
El brasileño terminó como líder absoluto del Día 1 del US$5K 8-Handed NLHE. Uruguay, Argentina y México también dijeron presente en una jornada donde varios latinos comenzaron a ilusionarse en Las Vegas.
El top 10 de jugadores brasileños con mayores premios en vivo acumula cifras desde los $3,9 millones hasta los $11,7 millones por jugador.
The Brazilian Yuri Martins, winner of five bracelets, will lead a unique experience in Boston: he will teach classes at Harvard and host a heads-up between students from two of the most prestigious universities in the world.
Yuri Martins dominated the final table from start to finish, defeating Chad Eveslage in heads-up play to capture his second title of the week on the PokerGO Tour.
The Brazilian gets back into the Super High Roller Bowl Mixed Games final and starts as chip leader in search of the title in Las Vegas.
The Brazilian player Yuri Martins had an excellent performance in the PGT Mixed Games and seeks to extend it in the Super High Roller Bowl.
The Argentine player Ariel Mantel finished 6th in the 10-Game Championship of the mixed games series at the PokerGO Studio.
The Brazilian was runner-up in Event #6 of the mixed game series after winning his first title in the previous tournament.