Ori Hasson wins The Closer and earns US$ 582K at the WSOP
Ori Hasson won the valuable title of The Closer at the WSOP. He turned the $1,500 buy-in into a payout of $582K and the bracelet
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Two titles of 25K and R$ 800 thousand: Pedro Cassar starts BSOP Summer “on fire”
Pedro Cassar started the 2026 season of the Brazilian poker circuit with a bang. In the first few days of BSOP Summer, he clinched two 25K tournaments.
BSOP Floripa starts this Friday (4) and livens up the national holiday weekend
The BSOP Floripa will start this Friday (4th) its sequence of tournaments in the capital of Santa Catarina. There will be five days of games throughout the holiday.
Ranking leader, Aloisio Dourado wins 9-Game and is two-time champion at BSOP Winter
Aloisio Dourado continues flying at the tables of the Brazilian circuit. He reached his second title in this BSOP Winter by winning the 9-Game.
CPH opens second stage of 2026 and guarantees 11 days of action; check it out
CPH is already dealing the cards in its second stage of the 2026 season. After 11 days of intense action, the second December Nine will be known.
Josh Arieh prepares for WSOP with one thought: “I’m going to have a lot of fun”
The North American player intends to register for tournaments with larger buy-ins and huge fields to always seek the best fun
Alisson Piekazewicz shoots to the top of the GPI Latin America ranking
The Brazilian star Alisson Piekazewicz is the leader of the GPI ranking in Latin America, his points surpass those of the Argentine Nacho Barbero.
Dalton Hobold hits Big Poker Thursdays HR and stands out at ACR Poker
Dalton Hobold stood out at ACR Poker by winning the Big Poker Thursdays HR this Thursday (16). Brazil also did well in the cheaper one.
WSOP Super Circuit: Brazilian “Isildur” scores with sixth place in Event 4
“Isildur” had a valuable deep run in the WSOP Super Circuit. The player finished in sixth place in Event 4, which awarded a circuit ring.
João Simão enters the payout zone at the 200K Triton Invitational in Montenegro
João Simão was the only Brazilian to enter the payout zone of the most expensive tournament of Triton Montenegro, the Invitational with a 200K buy-in