Brazil made a strong presence this Wednesday (27) of grinding on PokerStars. The day was marked by the conclusion of the three versions of the Anniversary Series Main Event, and the country cashed in all of them. In the High and Medium, Thiago Crema and Danilo Gomes were the best, coming close to the title. But the real win came in the Low, with Alen Fillipi.
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Owner of the nickname “DeckMcFly” on the red site, Alen Fillipi won the US$ 109 NLH Main Event of the Anniversary Series, outlasting a field of no less than 13,140 entries. Thus, he was able to turn the most affordable buy-in of the main event into a remarkable cash of US$ 176,916.
Additionally, Brazil stood out in the Main Event-Low also because it had three representatives at the final table. Along with Alen Fillipi, the green and yellow flag was also represented in the decision by Pedro Bueno “PdrnXX”, in fifth place for US$ 48,735; and Lucas Choi “choii94”, who took home US$ 17,652 for eighth place.
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If Brazil performed well in the Main Event versions, it was no different in the side events. The country continued its streak of daily highlights led by Dieferson Montrezol “Dieferson09”. He won the title of Event 108-Low (US$ 55 NLH Mini Super Tuesday), outlasting a field of 1,444 entries to secure US$ 11,078.
In the 113-Medium (US$ 55 NLH 7-Max Deep Stacks), Brazil recorded a one-two finish. Among 1,125 competitors, “deyvsontrump” took the title, collecting US$ 9,369. Finally, the last opponent in his path was José Donato “CannaGrower1”, who earned US$ 6,618 for second place.
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See more Brazilian results on PokerStars:
| Name | Position | Field | Tournament | Prize |
| Emmanuel de Sousa “Manu8866” | 1st | 448 | 111-M: US$ 109 NLH | US$ 8,977 |
| Gustavo Goto “PIUlimeira” | 1st | 1,039 | 117-M: US$ 55 NLH Turbo Fenomeno | US$ 7,588 |
| Guilherme Branco “Accio Aces1” | 2nd | 1,039 | 117-M: US$ 55 NLH Turbo Fenomeno | US$ 6,942 |
