No matter the platform, Brazilians are always cashing in online poker. Last Monday (10), Rafael Urata led Brazil’s results. He registered for the WCOOP Boot Camp Event #32-H, with a $75 buy-in, faced a massive field of 5,056 entries, and took an honorable second place.
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Thus, the Brazilian grinder earned a $22,658 prize. It was a two-day tournament, with Urata managing the account “Honey Dick” to yet another excellent result. However, the tournament was not just about this green and yellow presence on the podium. The owner of the account “flavin frgs” finished in third place and secured $11,865.
However, the rewards list for the green and yellow squad doesn’t stop there. In Event #35-L of the same series, with a $55 buy-in, the winner was Dieferson Montrezol. He piloted the account “Dieferson09” among a field of 1,786 entries and only stopped when he shouted champion.
Thus, the achievement was even better because there were two Brazilians in the top positions. Rodrigo Cardoso, owner of the account “lelecosfc7”, finished as runner-up. The title earned Dieferson a prize of $9,475, while second place was worth $7,457 for Rodrigo.
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Other Brazilian results
However, these were not the only good results from players of the homeland of the mouse in the hands. Another who could celebrate a podium on the red sword site was Cayo Chagas. He was one of 669 entrants in WCOOP Boot Camp Event #36-H, a tournament with a $109 buy-in.
Additionally, the Brazilian only found his conqueror in the heads-up. After nine hours of play, the owner of the account “Cayo_aju” took the silver medal and secured $7,266. Thus, the cash represented another excellent Brazilian prize on the platform.
Finally, other rewards also deserve mention. Allan Sheik finished 5th in Event #32-H $75 of the same series and received $6,657. Meanwhile, Lucas Menck won the title of Event #38-H $55 and increased his bankroll by $5,925. Additionally, he defeated compatriot “ticotico2009” in the heads-up, who took $3,720.
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