The PokerStars Championship also gave away some nice prizes to Brazilian players last Sunday (18th edition). The biggest of them all was of course Rodrigo Seiji, who became a five-time winner of the $5,200 Titan event, but other grinders were also on hand to win big.
The next climax was at the hands of Matthews Camilo. PokerStars’ “MathCamillo1” won the hotly contested $55 Mini Bounty Builder HR event against 5,797 entries for $26,814. The coolest thing is that Gabriel Bueno “gabrielbdo23” won the Tag Team Championship, taking home the silver medal and $22,561 for second place.
This is not the only Brazilian doubles. In the $109 Sunday Fenomeno, history repeated itself: André Sá (“Andredos”) emerged victorious from a field of 1,069 entrants to take home $17,443 and become the tournament champion. Second place went to “the one and only” Bernardo Sette, “begines1,” who took home $12,434. It’s worth remembering that Bernardo Sette was the big winner of the KSOP GGPoker South America Main Event when he walked away with R$2,000,000.
Another star who left a five-figure bonus in his account is Gabriel Medeiros. On Sunday, PokerStars “Gremio CEM” defeated a total of 393 entrants to win the new StacKOsaurus tournament for $215. As a result, the average player leaves the game with $15,569 in winnings added to their balance.
View other results:
Player Positions
Activity
US$ 1,050 Sunday SuperSonics Renato Amaral “RE AMARAL” 1st Place
US$ 13,159 Bounty Generator US$ 44 Igor Ferreira “Iferreira13” 1st Place US$ 10,075
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The text highlights the success of Brazilian players in the PokerStars Championship, with Rodrigo Seiji winning a top prize of $5,200 and other grinders like Matthews Camilo and Gabriel Bueno also taking home significant winnings. The achievements of these players showcase the talent and skill of Brazilian poker players on the international stage.
I think it’s great to see Brazilian players performing well in the PokerStars Championship and winning significant prizes. It’s impressive to see players like Rodrigo Seiji and Gabriel Bueno succeeding in high-stakes tournaments.
It seems that Brazilian players had a strong showing at the PokerStars Championship, with multiple players winning big prizes in various events. The success of players like Rodrigo Seiji, Matthews Camilo, and Gabriel Bueno highlights the skill and talent of the Brazilian poker community.
This text highlights the success of Brazilian players at the PokerStars Championship, with multiple players winning big prizes in various events. It showcases the talent and skill of Brazilian players in the world of online poker.