One of the main attractions of the BSOP Winter was Event #26 One Mile. With an entry fee of R$ 1,000 and a guaranteed prize pool of R$ 1 million, the competition attracted 1,512 entries. At the end of the action, Artur Azevedo won the title and took home R$ 153,000, an amount decided after a deal in the 4-handed.
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Thus, the podium also included Evandro Soares, runner-up for R$ 108,000. The same amount was received by Eduardo De La Rocque, who finished third in the tournament. Felipe Difini, fourth place, also participated in the prize redistribution and boosted his bankroll with R$ 85,000.
However, Sunday (26) also crowned other champions. Tiago Leonel won Event #37 – 8 Max 1-Day Instituto Garra. The competition, with a buy-in of R$ 4,000, allocated part of the rake to the institution that names the tournament. The champion took R$ 72,000, an amount decided after a heads-up deal.
In this way, another champion who shouted for joy was Daniel Gadotti. He won Event #34 Omaha 5-Cards, with a buy-in of R$ 2,500. The competition gathered 206 entries, and the title earned R$ 83,900, an amount decided after a 3-handed deal. Evandro Prestes, with R$ 58,200, and Matias Cirgliano, with R$ 51,900, completed the podium.
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Check out the prize pool of the One Mile final table:
| Position | Name | Country | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Artur Azevedo | Brazil | R$ 153,000* |
| 2nd | Evandro Soares | Brazil | R$ 108,000* |
| 3rd | Eduardo De La Rocque | Brazil | R$ 108,000* |
| 4th | Felipe Difini | Brazil | R$ 85,000* |
| 5th | Carlos Nakamura | Brazil | R$ 47,000 |
| 6th | Santiago Prieto | Colombia | R$ 35,000 |
| 7th | Willian Cestari | Brazil | R$ 26,360 |
| 8th | Rafael Barreto | Brazil | R$ 20,000 |
| 9th | Daniel Van Geete | United Kingdom | R$ 16,000 |
*deal
Marcelo Giordano wins at BSOP Winter
Additionally, other players also filled their pockets on this date. Marcelo Giordano won the title of Event #31 4K Second Chance. The tournament, with an entry fee of R$ 4,000, gathered 89 entries and guaranteed the winner a prize of R$ 72,240.
However, Giordano did not have an easy life in the competition. In an interview with Código Poker Brasil, he said he registered for the tournament right after being eliminated from the Main Event and faced several professionals and good recreational players. The podium also featured Chilean Luis Campusano in second place, with R$ 54,760.
Finally, it is worth highlighting the victory of Clarice Oliveira in Event #32 Ladies. With an entry fee of R$ 1,000, the competition gathered 88 women. The champion defeated Regina Cassab in the heads-up and secured R$ 18,300. The runner-up received R$ 12,200, while Nivea Leite completed the podium and earned R$ 8,300.
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