Monday (7) of competition at BSOP Floripa saw strong activity. In addition to defining the final table of the Main Event and more fields for the Final Days on Tuesday (8), the series also crowned three champions. Among them, Matheus Bravim won the main title.
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Matheus Bravim took home the Big Stack PKO, a R$ 1,500 buy-in tournament held during the early morning. The event registered a good field, totaling 230 entries, and by overcoming all these opponents, Bravim pocketed R$ 48,500. The amount includes not only the first-place payout but also the bounties collected.
In the heads-up, Matheus Bravim defeated the Amapá native Belchior Santana, who left with a prize of R$ 29,500 and will take the runner-up trophy to the other end of the country. Closing the podium was the Rio de Janeiro player Péricles de Moraes, totaling R$ 27,600.
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Check out the final standings of the Big Stack PKO:
| Position | Name | Prize |
| 1st | Matheus Bravim | R$ 48,500 |
| 2nd | Belchior Santana | R$ 29,500 |
| 3rd | Péricles de Moraes | R$ 27,600 |
| 4th | Pedro Paulo Cunha | R$ 11,250 |
| 5th | Volnei Serafim | R$ 9,800 |
| 6th | Marco Ferreira | R$ 12,700 |
| 7th | Bruno Ramos | R$ 7,300 |
| 8th | Gabriel Kumagai | R$ 8,800 |
| 9th | Volnei Smaniotto | R$ 5,200 |
Furthermore, another major highlight of the round was Fernando Pentz. Champion of the 6K 1-Day PKO at this same BSOP Floripa, the player achieved a back-to-back championship by winning the R$ 2,500 Omaha PKO, overcoming a field of 45 entries. Between the regular prize and bounties, he earned R$ 37,000, with Oliver Menck in second for R$ 14,000, while Fabiano Miranda finished third for R$ 9,000.
Finally, the BSOP Floripa session also held a new edition of the Super 500. In a remarkable field of 297 entries, Rafael Luís emerged as champion, taking R$ 22,550 after a deal with Leonardo Traple, who took R$ 18,450 in second. Diogo Santana completed the top 3, leaving with R$ 10,700.
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