Jonathan Ferraz started the Main Event final table of the sixth stage of the Campeonato Paulista de Poker (CPH) in the lead. Even so, the path to the title had moments of pressure. In the end, the player confirmed his favoritism and secured R$ 70.000 for the achievement.
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Thus, right at the start of the decision, Jonathan lost part of the advantage he had over Renato Roizenblit. In addition, the champion was involved in important pots. In one of the hands, he doubled Javier Suarez with K♠Q♥ against 9♣9♠ on an A♠6♥9♦K♥A♦ board.
However, Jonathan tried a bluff against Bruno Porto on the river. However, he found his opponent with A♦A♥. Thus, the then leader needed to regain ground during the final table. Shortly after, he was already in third place in the 4-handed.
Thus, the future champion also broke André Tassinari‘s K♦K♣ and sent the player out of the final table. This elimination was the so-called “trophy bubble”, as Tassinari finished in fourth place.
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Check out the final table prize pool:
| Position | Name | Country | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1º | Jonathan Ferraz | Brazil | R$ 70.000 |
| 2º | Bruno Porto | Brazil | R$ 45.000 |
| 3º | Renato Roizenblit | Brazil | R$ 30.000 |
| 4º | André Tassinari | Brazil | R$ 20.000 |
| 5º | Bruno Oliveira | Brazil | R$ 15.500 |
| 6º | Luiz Miranda | Brazil | R$ 13.000 |
| 7º | Édipo Damasceno | Brazil | R$ 10.500 |
| 8º | Javier Suarez | Bolivia | R$ 8.500 |
| 9º | Daniel Freitas | Brazil | R$ 10.500 |
Jonathan Ferraz overcomes Bruno Porto in heads-up
However, Jonathan regained the lead. In another relevant pot, the player bet 600.000 chips with A♦4♦ on a 4♣2♦J♠4♠K♣ board. Bruno Porto called with K♠3♠ and top pair. Thus, Jonathan increased his stack again before the heads-up.
In addition, Renato Roizenblit left the dispute in third place. With this, Jonathan Ferraz advanced to heads-up against Bruno Porto with an advantage of more than 3 to 1. Bruno still managed to double up and got closer to the leader, but could not complete the comeback.
Finally, the decisive hand defined the champion. Jonathan opened raise to 325.000 and Bruno called. On the 2♣10♦6♣ flop, Bruno announced all-in of 3.400.000 after the c-bet. Jonathan used the time bank before calling with 9♥9♣ against 8♥6♠. The J♣ turn and 5♣ river did not change the result. Thus, Jonathan Ferraz won the CPH Main Event title, while Bruno Porto finished as runner-up and received R$ 45.000.
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