Brazilians made great use of the competitions this Sunday (9) on PokerStars. In the schedule boosted by the WCOOP Boot Camp events, several players from the country won good amounts, with a highlight for Alisson Piekazewicz. The professional from Paraná won an expensive tournament in the site’s schedule.
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On PokerStars, Alisson Piekazewicz plays with the nickname “heyalisson”, and throughout Sunday, he managed to win the US$ 1,050 Sunday Warm-Up High Roller. By beating the entire field of 22 entries, he pocketed US$ 16,250, the main green and yellow figure of the session.
Moreover, among the WCOOP Boot Camp events, Dalton Hobold “daltonhb” led the Brazilians, winning Event 31-High (US$ 530 NLH PKO Bounty Builder High Roller). To get there, the player had to beat the field of 143 entries, and upon completing this feat, he earned US$ 14,257.
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In the 30-High (US$ 215 NLH PKO Sunday Kickoff), the title did not go to Brazil, but two players from the country were on the podium. Among 557 entries, Vitor Dzivielevski “VitinhO Dzi” finished in second place for US$ 12,787, with Thiago Grigoletti “tgrigoletti” in third for US$ 6,172.
In the cheaper version of this tournament, the 30-Low (US$ 22 NLH PKO Sunday Kickoff), the title went to the green and yellow team with Bernardo Peters “Bernardo807”. He was the best among a huge field of 6,160 entries, and upon completing the campaign, received US$ 12,259.
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See more Brazilian results on PokerStars:
| Name | Position | Field | Tournament | Prize |
| Lucas Ferreira “lferreira13” | 3rd | 699 | WBC 29-H: US$ 109 NLH Early Operation | US$ 6,125 |
| Leocir Carneiro “leocir25” | 1st | 292 | US$ 109 Sunday Fenomeno | US$ 5,252 |
| Henrique Lessa “554477” | 1st | 549 | US$ 109 Sunday Cooldown | US$ 4,735 |
| Victor Begara “VzB_Poker” | 2nd | 549 | US$ 109 Sunday Cooldown | US$ 6,438 |