Wednesday (15) of KSOP South America was the day to conclude the most expensive event on the schedule. The Ultra High Roller, with a buy-in of R$ 100 thousand, crowned Gabriel Tavares as the grand champion. The Samba Team professional defeated a table of high technical level and well-known colleagues to secure the title.
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In total, seven players participated in the Ultra High Roller, and by finishing as champion, Gabriel Tavares pocketed R$ 325 thousand. Besides him, Guilherme Barbosa was also awarded, finishing second for R$ 196 thousand; and Samba Team teammate Fabiano Kovalski, taking home R$ 130,700 in third place.
However, this was not the only expensive contest of the day in the series in Balneário Camboriú (SC). Without a doubt, the R$ 10 thousand buy-in of the High Roller PKO One Day was much more accessible than the Ultra High Roller – the field of 151 entries proves this. But the competition was also among the most lively, attracting high-level players and distributing nice payouts.
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And this time, the dominance in the final stretch was foreign. The title was already guaranteed for some neighbor of Brazil in the 4-handed, since there were two Colombians and two Argentinians left. Better for Carlos Serrano, from Colombia, who won the tournament and earned R$ 141,750.
Check out the final standings of the High Roller PKO One Day:
| Position | Name | Country | Prize |
| 1 | Carlos Serrano | Colombia | R$ 141,750 |
| 2 | Cristian Dottavio | Argentina | R$ 91,750 |
| 3 | Martin Peralta | Colombia | R$ 49,000 |
| 4 | Marcos Grassi | Argentina | R$ 36,900 |
| 5 | José Macedo | Brazil | R$ 22,200 |
| 6 | Rafael Loiola | Brazil | R$ 19,400 |
| 7 | Jessé César | Brazil | R$ 18,500 |
| 8 | Ramon Pessoa | Brazil | R$ 8,320 |
Finally, still among the champions of Wednesday at KSOP South America, it is worth highlighting the 3K Freezeout, with R$ 150 thousand guaranteed. After two days of play, Luís Felipe Brasil reached the top of the podium, outlasting a total of 68 competitors. For this result, he pocketed R$ 43 thousand, with Lucas Agustín in second for R$ 30 thousand, and Antônio Cezar in third, taking R$ 21 thousand.
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