Thursday (30), which marked the end of BSOP Winter, had a true shower of champions. In addition to Alisson Piekazewicz winning the Championship and other notable champions, some smaller parallel events also delivered significant payouts. Roberto Masuda won one of them, clinching the R$ 10,000 Last Chance High Roller PKO.
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The last tournament of the extensive BSOP Winter High Rollers schedule took place in a single-day structure, registering 72 entries. Upon reaching heads-up against Marcos “Sketch”, Roberto Masuda and he made a deal, and shortly after confirming the title, the champion took home R$ 145 thousand. “Sketch”, in turn, secured R$ 121 thousand, and Renan Buriti completed the podium.
Check out the final standings of the Last Chance High Roller PKO:
| Position | Name | Country | Prize |
| 1 | Roberto Masuda | Brazil | R$ 145,000* |
| 2 | Marcos “Sketch” | Brazil | R$ 121,000* |
| 3 | Renan Buriti | Brazil | R$ 56,700 |
| 4 | Cleider Machado | Brazil | R$ 39,600 |
| 5 | Martin Peralta | Colombia | R$ 45,000 |
| 6 | Arnaldo Cândido | Brazil | R$ 26,100 |
| 7 | Cláudio Lúcio | Brazil | R$ 30,500 |
| 8 | Carlos Serrano | Colombia | R$ 13,400 |
| 9 | Geraldo Magela | Brazil | R$ 17,180 |
The Last Chance also had a more affordable edition, with a R$ 1,500 buy-in and deepstack structure. At the end of the contest, the best was Pedro Piwtorak, who overcame the field of 224 entries and pocketed R$ 57,500. On the podium were also Alisson Gigliotti in second (R$ 38,100) and João Leão in third (R$ 25,200).
Moreover, another highlight of the final BSOP Winter session was the R$ 4,000 6-Max, held over two days. At the top of the field of 104 entries was Danilo Cinacchi, taking home R$ 65,750. Like the Last Chance HR PKO, this competition also had a deal, this time involving three players.
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See how the 6-Max ended:
| Position | Name | Country | Prize |
| 1 | Danilo Cinacchi | Brazil | R$ 65,750* |
| 2 | Bruno Desimoni | Brazil | R$ 65,000* |
| 3 | Akim El Allaoui | French Guiana | R$ 47,750* |
| 4 | Ruben Dominik | Brazil | R$ 29,000 |
| 5 | Peterson Machado | Brazil | R$ 22,200 |
| 6 | Flávio Rietmann | Brazil | R$ 17,280 |
| 7 | Guilherme Pimentel | Brazil | R$ 13,800 |
In a single day and with slightly cheaper entries, the 6-Max PKO was also present in the hall in São Paulo (SP). In this tournament, which charged R$ 3,000 per buy-in, Leonardo Nascimento was the best among 70 competitors, winning R$ 44,500, with Colombian Andrés Marquinez in second place (R$ 30,000) and Pedro Paulo Cunha in third (R$ 15,500).
Finally, the last three champions of BSOP Winter were revealed. In the R$ 2,500 Omaha PKO, it was Ronaldo Brasil, beating 91 entries to take R$ 19,500. In the R$ 2,500 Mixed Games Dealer’s Choice, full of specialists, Geraldo César won R$ 24,000 by overcoming 31 entries. And in the Super 1000, Péricles de Moraes Neto was the best among 166 participants to pull R$ 30,200.
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