The WSOP Circuit Montevideo closed with a Brazilian celebration. This time it was Joao Webber
The event gathered 209 entries of US$600, generating a total prize pool of US$102,828, and ended with clear green-and-yellow dominance. Webber advanced among the survivors until reaching the final heads-up against his compatriot Carlos Neri
Christopher Arismendi.
There, Joao ended up imposing conditions to claim the title, the golden ring, and a prize of US$26,228, while Neri had to settle for US$15,700 for second place.
The podium was completed by Christopher Arismendi
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Among the Argentinians, the best placed was Tomás Sarti, who reached fourth place and earned US$7,200. Also making the final table were Fernando Erize, Pablo Gastón, and Juan Repetto.
With this tournament, the Montevideo stage of the WSOP Circuit officially concluded, a stop that distributed its last dollars in an action-packed finale.
WSOP Montevideo – NLH The Closer
Buy-in: US$600
Entries: 209
Prize pool: US$102,828
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