On the last day of parallel WSOP (World Series of Poker) 2026 events, Brazil will have chances to win a bracelet. In short, there will be three events awarding the golden bracelet this Wednesday (15), including a one-day event. Among those that required more than one day of play, Brazilians are present in the chip count, with a highlight for Pedro Bromfman.
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Bracelet holder, Pedro Bromfman is one of the three Brazilians alive in Event 99 (US$ 5,000 8-Handed NLH). He appears with 385,000 chips, and in addition, representing the country are Renan Meneguetti (160,000) and Cristian Aquino (50,000). The overall leader so far is Australian Josh Norvock, with 1,530,000.
This Event 99 recorded 884 entries and qualified 72 players for the Final Day. Alongside the Brazilians in the chip count are other big names in the global scene, such as Cliff Josephy (1,100,000), Artur Martirosian (815,000), Brian Rast (785,000), and Phil Hellmuth (165,000). The decisive round will start at 5 p.m. (Brasília time) with blinds 10,000/25,000 bb ante 25,000, distributing at least US$ 10,594 to those qualified and US$ 695,256 to the champion.
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Brazilians also alive in Event 98
Moreover, Brazil also has qualifiers in Event 98 (US$ 800 Deepstack NLH). Out of 2,036 entries, 129 competitors advanced, and among them are Carlos “Rox” with 470,000 chips, and Matheus Lima with 280,000. In the overall count, the leader is Kfir Nahum, with 2,030,000 chips.
The Final Day of this competition will be a bit earlier, at 3 p.m., starting with blinds 15,000/30,000 bb ante 30,000. The survivors have already secured at least US$ 1,985, and the champion, besides the bracelet, will receive a prize of US$ 196,659.
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