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Kelvin Kerber tops Financial Times 2023 WCOOP Main Event record

Kelvin Kerber reaches WCOOP Main Event senior fina...

The green and yellow flag will appear at the most important final table of WCOOP 2023. The man responsible for representing Brazilian poker will be a very capable player who has been lighting up the country’s poker scene for over a decade: Kelvin Kerber. The partner and founder of Samba Team is a FT member of the PokerStars Series Main Event High.

“Kelvin_FP:AR” managed to make it through 600 entries in the $10,300 buy-in tournament to become one of the final nine contenders for the title. The man from Santa Catarina enters the tournament with the sixth-largest chip stack. He has 11,586,558 chips, which is equivalent to 57 big blinds. As was the case throughout the tournament, Kelvin had to face stiff competition to claim the title.

The chip leader is Ivan Stokes, “ILS007”, the inventor of Poker Detox. The Brit has mentored many Brazilian poker stars and has an impressive 31,727,368 chips. Behind him is German Leonard Maue, who has been outstanding this year. He is the “Grozzorg” of online poker with 25,827,094 chips. In third place in chips is the legendary Niklas Astedt. “Lena900” has 23,258,260.

Kerber There is also a competitor from Argentina. Veteran Juan Pastor “xPastorcitox” is fifth with 15,344,772. The three players trailing Kelvin in chip count are also used to big decisions: Norway’s Kayhan Mokri (who completed EPT Barcelona last year with Fabiano Kovalski), Canada’s Jamil Wakil and Austria’s Mario Mosboeck.

All finalists it has earned $94,330, but the goal is to win the title and the insane $1,047,257 reserved for the overall winner. The grand decider will take place this Wednesday (04) at 1:30 pm and will be broadcast live by MundoTV under the direction of JP Fernandes. The blinds are back to 100,000/200,000.

See the finalists’ stacks:

Ivan Stokes “ILS007” (UK) – 31,727 .368

Leonard Maue “Grozzorg” “(Germany) – 25,827,094

Niklas Astedt “Lena900” (Sweden) – 23,258,260

“ShipitFTW911” (Sweden) – 18,433,496

“ShipitFTW911” (Sweden ) – 18,433,496 p>

Juan Pastor “xPastorcitox” (Argentina) – 15,344,772

Kelvin Kerber “Kelvin_FP:AR” (Brazil) – 11,586,558

Jamil Wakil “Jamil11” ( Canada) – 9,607,366

Kayhan Mokri “KayhanMok” (Norway) – 7,558,355

Mario Mosboeck “livinmydream1” (Austria) – 6,656,731

View Price :

1. – $1,047,257

2. – $765,388

3. – $559,385

4. – $408,827

5

9. – $94,330

Kelvin Kerber reaches WCOOP Main Event senior fina...

National results: ESPT Malaga, WPT Prime Madrid and LÑP Sevilla

National results: ESPT Malaga, WPT Prime Madrid an...

Over the past few days, there has been a lot of activity in the gaming circuit favored by Spanish live poker players.

The message demands that everything that happened at the Winamax Poker Open in Bratislava be written down with a magnifying glass. This is an event organized by the most loyal operator of our country and Banco Casino, where we bring you a report on the results of our ambassadors sent to Slovakia.

But there is much more to offer, and much more that is easier for our community to participate in since these events take place within our borders. These are the results of the most important events of the past two weeks in terms of local poker

ESPT Malaga

The PokerStars Festival has been postponed to an already busy calendar. The first week of the CEP, which coincides with the CNP Alicante Festival, is the week that triggers the start of this wave of festivals. The second match took place in Bratislava, so it was nice to get back the scoreboard that ended with 485 players.

  1. Jose Gonzalez €91,960.
  2. Alex Martin €57,475.
  3. Richard Eklind €41,050.
  4. Shohre Marjaei €31,580.
  5. Alexandros Dimogiorgis €24,300.
  6. Ruben Zullar €18,690 €18,690 18,690
  7. José Antonio López (Pepín) €14,380 14,380
  8. Eduard Guiulbenghian €11,060 €11,060 11,060
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  10. Jose Antonio Lopez (Jennis) €8,615 €8,615 €8,615

WPT Prime Madrid

For the second time, Gran Vía Casino hosts the second round of the World Poker Tour. Even though the dates were very similar, the participation did not come close to the premiere, even if the final number of participants on the monitor did not fall below 396 participants.

The event invites the winner to compete in December’s WPT World Championship, a guaranteed $40 million tournament, a privilege that was agreed upon heads-up byOscar Gironella and Juan Gonzalo Ares contended for.

  1. Oscar Gironella $73,840*.
  2. Juan Gonzalo Ares $69,950*.
  3. Julen Lijó $37,687
  4. Ji Yang $28,043
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  6. Jean Carlos Chacon $21,173 $21,173
  7. Francois Robert$16,091
  8. Antonio Alfaya$12,386
  9. Jordan Dennis$9,633

LÑP Sevilla

Admiral Casino is climbing the list of favorites of many players in our country, and the Spanish Poker Federation has also visited it in recent days.

Special fun at the poker table is always accompanied by the presence of David Rivas “Caballito”, who this time accompanied the entire tournament and finally defeated 150 players. The High Roller saw the victory of Francisco Fernandez “kikuxo”another mainstay of the National Tour.

National results: ESPT Malaga, WPT Prime Madrid an...

ME WSOP Online: Ramiro Petrone 4th and Ezequiel Kleinman 3rd

Main Event WSOP Online: Ramiro Petrone 4th, Ezequi...

Tuesday, October 3rd was a historic day for Argentinian poker, as it was the first time two players in the country won millionaire prizes in the same tournament. Achieving the feat were Ezequiel Kleinman and Ramiro Petrone in the 2023 WSOP Online Main Event.

The tournament had a $5,000 buy-in, and 6,023 entries created a prize pool of $28,609,250 (a record for an online event), distributed among the top 761 players. These include Francisco Benitez (No. 58 – $52,000), Chris Moorman (No. 59 – $52,000), Jose Ferro (No. 133 – $34,000), >Martín Díaz (170th – $30,000), Damián Salas (299th – $20,000), Martín Piñeiro (300th – $20,000),Manuel Pochat(374). – $17,000) and Iván Lucá (676th – $10,000).

The final table begins, as shown in the cover image of this article.

Uruguay-based Ramiro Petrone finished fourth and won the largest prize of his online career: $1,128,331. His best result before this tournament was a first place finish in Orange Diamond Room’s MILLIONS Online 2021 competition, winning $859,000.

Ezequiel Kleinman rounded out the podium and finished third with no less than $1,524,214. This is the largest online bonus ever won by an Argentinian player. He far surpassed the $88,000 he won in 2019, when he finished second in the Sunday Million. His live bonus is $235,000.

The winner of the Main Event was Belgian Bert Stevens, known online as “girafganger”, who won his first bracelet at the World Poker Championship series and a whopping $2.7 million in prize money. Giraf streamed his matches on Twitch, with an average of 10,000 people watching his stream during the final table.

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— giraf Ganger (@Girafganger7) October 3, 2023

The final table is defined as follows:

Main Event WSOP Online: Ramiro Petrone 4th, Ezequi...

Another bracelet! Enrique Rodriguez has had enough of collecting bounties in WSOP Online Event #30. ME will cost more than $26 million.

Another bracelet! Enrique Rodriguez has had enough...

Logging into the GGPoker World Series of Poker during the pandemic provides Spanish poker with a direct route to Aramario, where Caesars retains the bracelet.

Last year’s three wins, added to this year’s two, already represent more than 25% of Spaniards at the festival founded in 1970.

Last week we exclusively investigated the identity of Sergio Ballestín, our 13th all-time WSOP champion, and today Pokernews and Card Player Brazil inform us that this weekend a 14th has been added to the list.

Our warmest congratulations to Enrique Rodriguez “DrBeltran”, Event 30: $2,100 Bounty 6-Max won by The event brought together nearly 1,000 players (976) with a prize pool of $2 million.

Although the Ukrainian player Andrii Derzhypilskyi

The most classic of all flips, QQ vs. AK, gives Enrique a big part of Arsenii Malinov 40bb stack. After eliminating the Russian, who had been battered by the flip, Enrique went the distance and saw the Brazilian’s flopped flush countered by Derzhypilskiy’s flush.

We missed that bounty because Andrii was that guy again. The selection of crumbs left for Carioca has run out, but now the prize package on Andre’s head could be the icing on the tournament cake anyway. Andrii earned nearly double the qualifying prize, bringing his purse to over $200,000.

We’ve kept the tradition of adding the newcomer’s name, Champion, to the end, just like we did with Sergio. Red’s WSOP Honor Roll has improved significantly over the past 24 months.

Be wary of what could be the final blow to the festival.

Three bracelets have yet to be determined. One of these is the Paradise Millionaire Maker Event No. 17, which will be played live during the WSOP Paradise in the Bahamas in December. Another event, this week’s GGMillion$, saw no Spanish players reach the finals.

However, the Main Event was a huge success, covering and exceeding a certain margin with one goal. The guaranteed amount of $25 million is still waiting for registration to be completed and set a record New prize money record for online tournaments. You only need 263 registrations on Final Day 1 to beat the 2020 WSOP Online ME, a qualifier directly tied to the Day 2 controversy with a jackpot prize of $2,604,000 and multiple Players are highlighted among those who have already qualified.

Russian Viacheslav Balaev and high roller Christopher Frank have more than 200bb in chips, but Jon Ander Vallinas , in the first Started 7th in round 2 and was a close second.

There is no doubt that among the 642 ranked Spaniards there will be many more hidden and perhaps even more added. On the last flight. Since we won an average of three bracelets last year and this year, that means it’s our turn to win the Main Event. Let’s try it!

Another bracelet! Enrique Rodriguez has had enough...

Another bracelet! Enrique Rodriguez has had enough of collecting bounties in WSOP Online Event #30. ME will cost more than $26 million.

Another bracelet! Enrique Rodriguez has had enough...

Logging into the GGPoker World Series of Poker during the pandemic provides Spanish poker with a direct route to Aramario, where Caesars retains the bracelet.

Last year’s three wins, added to this year’s two, already represent more than 25% of Spaniards at the festival founded in 1970.

Last week we exclusively investigated the identity of Sergio Ballestín, our 13th all-time WSOP champion, and today Pokernews and Card Player Brazil inform us that this weekend a 14th has been added to the list.

Our warmest congratulations to Enrique Rodriguez “DrBeltran”, Event 30: $2,100 Bounty 6-Max won by The event brought together nearly 1,000 players (976) with a prize pool of $2 million.

Although the Ukrainian player Andrii Derzhypilskyi

The most classic of all flips, QQ vs. AK, gives Enrique a big part of Arsenii Malinov 40bb stack. After eliminating the Russian, who had been battered by the flip, Enrique went the distance and saw the Brazilian’s flopped flush countered by Derzhypilskiy’s flush.

We missed that bounty because Andrii was that guy again. The selection of crumbs left for Carioca has run out, but now the prize package on Andre’s head could be the icing on the tournament cake anyway. Andrii earned nearly double the qualifying prize, bringing his purse to over $200,000.

We’ve kept the tradition of adding the newcomer’s name, Champion, to the end, just like we did with Sergio. Red’s WSOP Honor Roll has improved significantly over the past 24 months.

Be wary of what could be the final blow to the festival.

Three bracelets have yet to be determined. One of these is the Paradise Millionaire Maker Event No. 17, which will be played live during the WSOP Paradise in the Bahamas in December. Another event, this week’s GGMillion$, saw no Spanish players reach the finals.

However, the Main Event was a huge success, covering and exceeding a certain margin with one goal. The guaranteed amount of $25 million is still waiting for registration to be completed and set a record New prize money record for online tournaments. You only need 263 registrations on Final Day 1 to beat the 2020 WSOP Online ME, a qualifier directly tied to the Day 2 controversy with a jackpot prize of $2,604,000 and multiple Players are highlighted among those who have already qualified.

Russian Viacheslav Balaev and high roller Christopher Frank have more than 200bb in chips, but Jon Ander Vallinas , in the first Started 7th in round 2 and was a close second.

There is no doubt that among the 642 ranked Spaniards there will be many more hidden and perhaps even more added. On the last flight. Since we won an average of three bracelets last year and this year, that means it’s our turn to win the Main Event. Let’s try it!

Another bracelet! Enrique Rodriguez has had enough...

After deal completes, Pedro Madeira wins OSS Main Event and takes home $447,000

After deal completes, Pedro Madeira wins OSS Main...

Another online series ends with a victory for Green and Yellow. In the OSS Main Event, two bean grinders from the country participated in 3 hands. Chip leader Pedro “DonkeyPROZ” Madeira took home the token title and $447,338 in prize money, while “MsChaandlerBong” took home the bronze medal and $346,682 in prize money. Alex “!Alexyo” Theologis of Greece earned $419,896 in second place.

Pedro got off to a good start, taking the lead after winning three all-in bets. At the beginning of the game, CL “Und3rTh3Br1dg3” raised the minimum to 3,200,000 and was called directly by the Brazilian from the small blind. Big name “Down2Muck” then announced an all-in 3-bet for 20,245,092. “Und3rTh3Br1dg3” didn’t think twice and pushed his chips to the middle of the table. Pedro called with 67,234,510 and A♥K♣. “Down2Muck” received an A 10♣, while “Und3rTh3Br1dg3” received a Q♠10♥. The advantage of 5δ7♠4♥7δ6δ hit no one and Pedro won a huge pot.

“Und3rTh3Br1dg3” was quickly eliminated. During six hands, he made an open shove with 9 BBS and was dubbed “MsChanandlerBong.” With K♥Q against A♦2, the Englishman on 2♥A♠J♠4♦6♣ had no chance.

The Brazilian’s next victim was “oblioo”. In the blind, he declared all-in and followed Pedro’s call with A♣7♣. With J♥10♠, the Americans had no chance on the 6ϋ9♥K§5♣2♠ board.

Very aggressively, it seems unlikely that Pedro would now trade with more than half the chips in 4 hands and Aces, but Theologis managed to reduce the 4Bet team player’s advantage. He three-bet with 7♠7♦ on a 3♥A♠2♦7♣K♥ board and declared all-in. The “baptizedhookers” couldn’t let go of his A 9 ♦ and made the call that brought him down.

As soon as the three-way match began, play was paused to discuss the deal. With no consensus reached, they resumed play, but only for a short time. The second break was the finals, where the main event came to an end.

ACR Poker had 1,146 entrants, $2,650 in prize money and $2,865,338 in prize money. See how much each finalist won:

1. Pedro “DonkeyPROZ” Madeira (Brazil) $447,338*

2. “!Alexyo” (UK) $419,896

3. “MsChanandlerBong” (Brazil) $346,682*

4. “baptizedhookers” (USA) $208,824

5 “oblioo” (USA) $152,440

6. “Und3rTh3Br1dg3 “(UK) $111,282

7. “DiffieHellman” (Canada) $81,237

8. “Down2Muck” (USA) $59,302

After deal completes, Pedro Madeira wins OSS Main...

After deal completes, Pedro Madeira wins OSS Main Event and takes home $447,000

After deal completes, Pedro Madeira wins OSS Main...

Another online series ends with a victory for Green and Yellow. In the OSS Main Event, two bean grinders from the country participated in 3 hands. Chip leader Pedro “DonkeyPROZ” Madeira took home the token title and $447,338 in prize money, while “MsChaandlerBong” took home the bronze medal and $346,682 in prize money. Alex “!Alexyo” Theologis of Greece earned $419,896 in second place.

Pedro got off to a good start, taking the lead after winning three all-in bets. At the beginning of the game, CL “Und3rTh3Br1dg3” raised the minimum to 3,200,000 and was called directly by the Brazilian from the small blind. Big name “Down2Muck” then announced an all-in 3-bet for 20,245,092. “Und3rTh3Br1dg3” didn’t think twice and pushed his chips to the middle of the table. Pedro called with 67,234,510 and A♥K♣. “Down2Muck” received an A 10♣, while “Und3rTh3Br1dg3” received a Q♠10♥. The advantage of 5δ7♠4♥7δ6δ hit no one and Pedro won a huge pot.

“Und3rTh3Br1dg3” was quickly eliminated. During six hands, he made an open shove with 9 BBS and was dubbed “MsChanandlerBong.” With K♥Q against A♦2, the Englishman on 2♥A♠J♠4♦6♣ had no chance.

The Brazilian’s next victim was “oblioo”. In the blind, he declared all-in and followed Pedro’s call with A♣7♣. With J♥10♠, the Americans had no chance on the 6ϋ9♥K§5♣2♠ board.

Very aggressively, it seems unlikely that Pedro would now trade with more than half the chips in 4 hands and Aces, but Theologis managed to reduce the 4Bet team player’s advantage. He three-bet with 7♠7♦ on a 3♥A♠2♦7♣K♥ board and declared all-in. The “baptizedhookers” couldn’t let go of his A 9 ♦ and made the call that brought him down.

As soon as the three-way match began, play was paused to discuss the deal. With no consensus reached, they resumed play, but only for a short time. The second break was the finals, where the main event came to an end.

ACR Poker had 1,146 entrants, $2,650 in prize money and $2,865,338 in prize money. See how much each finalist won:

1. Pedro “DonkeyPROZ” Madeira (Brazil) $447,338*

2. “!Alexyo” (UK) $419,896

3. “MsChanandlerBong” (Brazil) $346,682*

4. “baptizedhookers” (USA) $208,824

5 “oblioo” (USA) $152,440

6. “Und3rTh3Br1dg3 “(UK) $111,282

7. “DiffieHellman” (Canada) $81,237

8. “Down2Muck” (USA) $59,302

After deal completes, Pedro Madeira wins OSS Main...

WCOOP: Youri Martins tops Saturday’s series

Yuri Martins scores big time in WCOOP high rollers...

The final Saturday of WCOOP 2023 was busy with several Brazilian results recorded. One of the highlights was star player Yuri “theNERDguy” Martins, who reached the High Roller final table in search of a second title but failed there.

Event 86 1st Place (NLH $10,300) Progressive KO ) Yuri finished in third place out of 83 entrants and earned $66,534. In Event #87-H ($2,100 8 Races), “theNERDguy” placed fifth out of 40 entries and earned $5,115. The ace brought in a total of $71,649.

In event #90-M, the $109 DeepStack event saw 2,327 participants and young player Tomás Schulz (“T01010011”) from PokerLab emerged victorious. The result earned him $34,356.

In Event 94-M ($109 NL 6-Max DeepStack), the championship was awarded to Gabriel Baleeiro, “pinguinho”, a Great Player Series player. Bahian beat out 2,045 entrants and was awarded $30,639.

More results below:

Event Player Place

Price

WCOOP 90-H: $1,050 NL Hold ’em DeepStack Eder Campana “edercampana” 4. $21,112 WCOOP 95-M: $215 Turbo PKO Rafael Eltz “ratitoBR” 2. US $ 20.446 WCOOP 86-M: 1,050 US $ NLH PKO Eduardo Silva “Eduardo850” 6. US $ 19,363 WCOOP 88-L: 33 US$ NL Hold’em “Ghiiiiiiiisi” 1. US$ 16.925 WCOOP 94-M: 109 US$ NL Hold’em 6-Max Lucas Menck “mennck” 3. US$14,874 WCOOP 84-H: US$1,050 NL Hold’em 6-Max, Deep Stack Dalton Hobold “daltonhb” 6. US$13,034 WCOOP US$ 1,050 World Championship 2 -7 Single Draw Matheus Zilberknop “zilbeee” 2nd Place US$ 12,703 WCOOP 86-L: US$ 109 NLH PKO Brener Vicente “Bremer919″ 6th place US$ 12,559 WCOOP 84-H: US$ 1,050 NL Hold’em 6-Max, deep stack Paulo Brombim” paulinhoo00″ 7. US$ 10,552 WCOOP 94-M: US$ 109 NL Hold’em 6-Max Daniel Wellington “77.danielw” 4. US$ 10,363 WCOOP 94-L: US$ 11 NLH 6-Max “myky1993” 4. US$ 10,279

Yuri Martins scores big time in WCOOP high rollers...

WCOOP: Youri Martins tops Saturday’s series

Yuri Martins scores big time in WCOOP high rollers...

The final Saturday of WCOOP 2023 was busy with several Brazilian results recorded. One of the highlights was star player Yuri “theNERDguy” Martins, who reached the High Roller final table in search of a second title but failed there.

Event 86 1st Place (NLH $10,300) Progressive KO ) Yuri finished in third place out of 83 entrants and earned $66,534. In Event #87-H ($2,100 8 Races), “theNERDguy” placed fifth out of 40 entries and earned $5,115. The ace brought in a total of $71,649.

In event #90-M, the $109 DeepStack event saw 2,327 participants and young player Tomás Schulz (“T01010011”) from PokerLab emerged victorious. The result earned him $34,356.

In Event 94-M ($109 NL 6-Max DeepStack), the championship was awarded to Gabriel Baleeiro, “pinguinho”, a Great Player Series player. Bahian beat out 2,045 entrants and was awarded $30,639.

More results below:

Event Player Place

Price

WCOOP 90-H: $1,050 NL Hold ’em DeepStack Eder Campana “edercampana” 4. $21,112 WCOOP 95-M: $215 Turbo PKO Rafael Eltz “ratitoBR” 2. US $ 20.446 WCOOP 86-M: 1,050 US $ NLH PKO Eduardo Silva “Eduardo850” 6. US $ 19,363 WCOOP 88-L: 33 US$ NL Hold’em “Ghiiiiiiiisi” 1. US$ 16.925 WCOOP 94-M: 109 US$ NL Hold’em 6-Max Lucas Menck “mennck” 3. US$14,874 WCOOP 84-H: US$1,050 NL Hold’em 6-Max, Deep Stack Dalton Hobold “daltonhb” 6. US$13,034 WCOOP US$ 1,050 World Championship 2 -7 Single Draw Matheus Zilberknop “zilbeee” 2nd Place US$ 12,703 WCOOP 86-L: US$ 109 NLH PKO Brener Vicente “Bremer919″ 6th place US$ 12,559 WCOOP 84-H: US$ 1,050 NL Hold’em 6-Max, deep stack Paulo Brombim” paulinhoo00″ 7. US$ 10,552 WCOOP 94-M: US$ 109 NL Hold’em 6-Max Daniel Wellington “77.danielw” 4. US$ 10,363 WCOOP 94-L: US$ 11 NLH 6-Max “myky1993” 4. US$ 10,279

Yuri Martins scores big time in WCOOP high rollers...

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