The North American player intends to register for tournaments with larger buy-ins and huge fields to always seek the best fun

Badaoui Mansour reached the top of the podium in the Main Event of the fourth stage of the CPH. He dominated the final table and earned R$ 100 thousand for the victory.

The American Honghao Shang won his first prize at the WSOP and, to top it off, also took home a world champion’s bracelet in Las Vegas.

With the end of the WSOP, several professionals revealed the number of entries in the tournaments, showing that not everything is glory and prize money in the series.

Renan Aziz was part of a valuable heads-up this Wednesday (27) at GGWF. He was in the decision of the 243-High, leading the country’s results.

Caio Curuca performed well at the GGMasters US$ 150 final table. He reached the heads-up and turned the buy-in into a six-figure payout.

Willian Cestari was the champion of Event #4 of the WSOP Circuit and won the series ring in a competition that had an all-Brazilian podium

Pedro Demeyere won the much-dreamed Main Event title of BSOP São Paulo. The Portuguese player qualified for the dispute through a satellite.

Gabriel Tavares won the Ultra High Roller, the R$ 100 thousand tournament of the KSOP South America. It was the most expensive event on the festival schedule.