In Event 3 of the Financial Times: WSOP Online $2,100 Championship, Brazil is down to a handful of knockout players vying for the title. Geraldo “UmReiNoRiver” César is in third place with 3,564,896 chips and about 59 BBS. Diego “Kunkinho” Brombim (8th) and Henrique Zanetti (9th) follow with 2,276,899 and 2,056,728 chips respectively.
All WSOP Online 2023 final tables so far have featured three Brazilian players vying for the bracelet. Last night, Vinícius Steves won over $234,000 by spinning in Heads-Up Event 2: $300 Gladiators of Poker Opener.
To repeat the achievement of Vinícius, the trio entering Event 3 must do so. In this field, there are still Bert Stevens (7th – 2,793,095) and Duco Haven (13th – 1,062,875). names, they are both former GGMillion$ champions. The pair are also looking for CL “Floatingworld”, a player from Hong Kong who will have 5,331,607 chips.
The 14 survivors will return with blinds at 3:00 PM (Brasília time). Back to GGPoker from 35,000 / 70,000 and ante 8,500. In addition to the prize, the winner will receive a prize pool of $59,681.
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This text is discussing the progress and rankings of Brazilian players in the Financial Times: WSOP Online $2,100 Championship, highlighting their chip counts and previous achievements. It also mentions the presence of former champions from GGMillion$ and the upcoming blinds and prize pool for the final players.