The Brasilia native Aloisio Dourado is dominating the race for the Brazilian circuit season title so far. This Wednesday (29) in São Paulo (SP), he won his second title in this BSOP Winter, showcasing all his knowledge of different formats in the 9-Game.
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Held over two days, the 9-Game had a buy-in of R$ 6,000 and recorded 22 entries. Aloisio Dourado pocketed R$ 52,370 for overcoming all opponents, in addition to the valuable points that keep him at the top of the overall ranking table.
In the previous session, on Tuesday (28), Dourado had won the 1500 One Day Omaha, earning R$ 27,300. Thus, he now has two titles in this BSOP Winter and six in the season. This is because, in the BSOP Summer, he won two tournaments, plus one in the São Paulo stage and one in Rio Quente.
In a duel of Mixed Games specialists, Aloisio Dourado defeated the São Paulo native Rafael D’Auria in heads-up, with the runner-up taking R$ 31,400. Matheus Grazziotin completed the podium and the list of prize winners, pocketing R$ 21,000.
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Three more champions on Wednesday of BSOP Winter
Furthermore, three other tournaments crowned their champions in the festival session. There were two versions of the 1500 One Day, one with a regular structure, and another in PKO. In the first, which started in the afternoon, Luiz Felipe Andery was the best of 186 entries and took home R$ 50,000, with Michel Antunes in second (R$ 33,000) and the Argentine Walter Lelli in third (R$ 21,700).
The knockout tournament, held overnight, had 157 entries, and Alberto Serafim dispatched all opponents to become champion and take R$ 43,500. Jhonatas Staygler was the last opponent in his path, finishing with R$ 24,750 as runner-up, and Fernando Medina completed the podium with R$ 14,850.
Finally, the Super 500 was once again a public success in this BSOP Winter, recording 247 entries. Better for Evandro Alarcão, who dispatched this entire field to become champion and pocket R$ 20,800. Victor Rastoy, in second place, received R$ 13,600, and Fabio Hamann left with R$ 9,000 in third.
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