The GGPoker grind has once again recorded great results for Brazilians. This time, Dante Goya led the prize list by achieving impressive results in three different tournaments. In addition, the final stretch of the PLO Series also reserved an exciting contest for Murilo Milhomem.
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Thus, Dante’s main result happened in the US$ 10,000 PLO Classic Super HR, which gathered 18 entries. After a heads-up deal, the Brazilian finished in second place and secured US$ 77,840.
Additionally, the grinder reached another final table in the US$ 2,100 PLO Bounty Hunters HR and added US$ 7,746 to his bankroll. After that, he took third place in the US$ 525 Fifty Stack HR, from the WSOP HR, and received another US$ 7,483. With this, Dante Goya ended the session with US$ 93,069 in winnings.
However, other Brazilians also achieved great results on the platform. Vitor Hugo Dzivielevski, owner of the account “BillionME”, won the US$ 525 Bounty Hunters HR Deepstack and earned US$ 89,534. Besides him, Pedro Padilha confirmed his good form and won the title of the US$ 3,000 Prime Time, securing US$ 37,015.
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Murilo Milhomem finishes the PLO Series among the best players on GGPoker
However, the conclusion of the PLO Series put Murilo Milhomem very close to an important achievement. The Brazilian Pot-Limit Omaha specialist finished second on the leaderboard after a contest decided by fine margins.
Murilo accumulated 5,192.97 points. However, the Israeli Tal Noach reached 5,207.08 points and took the title. The difference between the two ended up being only 14.11 points.
Finally, the Brazilian secured an excellent reward. With the runner-up position, Murilo Milhomem received US$ 15,000, including US$ 10,000 in tournament money and a ticket to the WSOP Online Main Event. Besides him, four other Brazilians finished the competition among the top ten in the overall ranking.
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