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Spring has arrived in the homeland of the moose and in the famous French city of Montreal, a new champion of the WPT500 series is about to be crowned. Jonathan Willis.

The latest edition of the World Poker Tour WPT500 festival takes place in Canada, specifically at the Playground Casino in Montreal.

As always, the flagship event is the tournament with a buy-in of 590 CAD (432 USD), the winner of which will go home with 105,860 CAD and a seat worth 10,400 USD to the next WPT World Championship, which will take place in December at the Wynn Las Vegas Casino.

Jonathan Willis’ victory at the WPT500 will mark a stunning and glorious new record in the World Poker Tour record books.

After a less than memorable finish placing below 100 at the WPT Prime Voyage Championship, Willis made an incredible leap and showed in Montreal that he deserved a first-place finish.

Final Standings

Jonathan Willis – $105,860 CAD* (~$77,384*)Andryian Rasulufuniryna – $63,000 CAD (~$46,053 USD)Imtiyaz Khan Walizada – $47,000 CAD (~$34,357 USD)4th: Harley Stoffmaker – $35,500 CAD (~$25,951 USD)5th: Zoei-Jou Yuan – $26,500 USD (~$19,372 USD)6th: James Pillon – $20,300 CAD (~$14,839)

The Decisive Hand

John Willis raised to $1 million but Andryian Rasulufuniryna went all-in 10,200.00 put pressure on. Our champion quickly called with his pair of 9s, clubs and .

Rasulufuniryna could only come up with a K and an 8, and the situation was not favorable.

The board came J 9 10 J 3, and the last 9 resulted in a wonderful FULL, which won Willis the championship. Unbeaten once and for all.

Star player Alisson Piekazewicz played in the GGMillion$ Playoffs for the first time in his career. Only eight players remained in the main online high roller event and he finished in sixth place with 2,202,981 chips (about 36 BB).

To take the title, Alisson needed FT, which included seven other well-known players including professional Chris Brewer. In the last hand of the first day, the American won three all-ins and took the lead. Here’s what happened:

With blinds of 40,000/80,000 and an ante of 12,000, Brewer min-raised straight from UTG. To his left, Stefan “C3H5N3O6” Lehner moved all-in for 264,888. David Peters, with 609,589 chips, went over the top with an all-in. After the low and high hands folded, Brewer called and showed 7♥7♣. With A♠K♣ and A♥J♥ dominating, Lehner and Peters lost on the board with 7♠Q♣A♦6♥5♠ and were eliminated.

Rodrigo also had a big hit. Going for his third title, the 9tales member took home $25,628 in 16th place when he open-shoved nine bbs and was called by Leonard Maue, who had 7♠7♥K♦Q♣. Seloun earned more eliminations on 9 6 ♦J.♦ flop, but the turn 3♠ and river A♠ couldn’t prevent his demise.

The GGMillion$ tournament will continue on Tuesday, the 23rd at 3:00 pm (Brasilia time) with blinds of 30,000/60,000 and an ante of 7,500.

Chips

1) 3,746,537

2. Mark Rodoja (Canada) 3,087,703

3. Alexander Tkachev (Austria) 2,812,839

4. Pavel Plesov (Moldova) 2,785,650

5. Roman Hrabek (Czech Republic) 2,243,381

6. Alisson Piekazewicz (Brazil) 2,202,981

7. Leonard Maue (Germany) 2,019,139

8. Aleks Ponakovs (Latvia) 1,167,770

With 193 entries in total, GGMillion$ easily surpassed the $1,000,000 guaranteed prize pool. Check out the latest prize pools still in play:

1. $392,293

2. $307,591

3. $241,177

4. $189,103

5. $148,273

6. $116,258

7. $91,156

8. $71,474

On Wednesday, PokerStake (formerly PocketFives) updated its online poker rankings to ensure Brazil remains in the top three in the world. Pedro Padilha remains in third place after recording a career-high score in last week’s update.

The Samba Poker team member and player now has 8,828 points, up slightly from his ranking last Wednesday and still maintaining a healthy lead over fourth place.

Read more: Dennys Ramos surges on GGPoker, finishing 2nd in WSOPC $525 Bounty Hunter Tour HR big

While Padilla is still ranked third, there has been a change between the top two. Uruguay’s Ramiro Petrone regained top spot from Czech Roman Hrabec, who replaced South American Ramiro Petrone two weeks ago (Ramiro Petrone) has been number one for a long time. The Uruguayans currently have 10,426 points, while the Czechs are not far behind with 10,395 points.

In addition to Padilla, Brazilians in the top 20 include Luis Constantino (13th, 7,105 points) and Denis Ramos (16th, 6,858 point) ). point). Brazil has a total of 20 players in the top 50.

See the complete top 10:

1. – Ramiro Petrone (Uruguay) – 10,4262nd place – Roman Hrabec (Czech Republic) – 10,3953rd Place – Pedro Padilha (Brazil) – 8,8284th place – Aleks Shepel (Russia) – 8,1945th place – Thomas Santerne (France) – 8,1796th – Niklas Astedt (Sweden) – 8,0337th place – Simon Mattsson (Sweden) – 7,7368th – Leonard Maue (Germany) – 7,5539th place – Alex Theologis (Greece) – 7,47710th – Patrick Lauber (England) – 7,367

This week’s Sunday Million marks the end of a special anniversary series of traditional PokerStars tournaments, with the regular game mode making prizes even more attractive for players who top the leaderboard. Brazil was also well represented.

Pablo Wesley “Pablos701” finished second in the competition, continuing his good performance from last July when he won the silver medal. Pablo competed against 14,777 participants and after two days of intense competition, took home a whopping $126,551 in prize money.

Pablo, the only Brazilian at the final table Man, who started the day with one of the largest stacks of the remaining Canarian players, managed to end his run successfully. Final Table – He was short at times, but he stayed alive and got a few jumps. The winner was Hungarian player “KMSZI11” who took home a whopping $177,532.

When the Brazilian player faced the Hungarian player in the final hand, he was at a big disadvantage in heads-up play. The board of directors announced the final results of the event and awarded the Brazilian a generous bonus.

The Brazilian team is now preparing for the Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP) on the Red Sword website, which is set to make a splash by upgrading the tables throughout May.

The final numbers for the Brazil WSOP Main Event will be announced when registration closes on Monday. With a total of 656 entries entered, the second day of competition was wild. After ten blind levels, there are still 35 players in the game and the chip leader is Caio Araújo.

With a mammoth stack of 2,645,000 in chips, he stands alone in terms of chip count. In second place is Anthony Barranqueiros with 2,300,000 in chips. Caio Ozawa from Sao Paulo is third with 2,260,000 chips.

Read more: Eduardo Fontenele talks about his career, the importance of Team Arrocha and his first WSOP experience Brazilian Jose Armindo (2,000,000), Fernando Ga Sia (1,955,000), Leandro Rego (1,800,000), Herbert Farias (1,320,000), Rodrigo Semegini (1,240,000), Guillerme Sazan (1,220,000), Celso Sirtoli (1,025,000), Marcelo Giordano (755,000), Julio Belluscio (750,000), Roberly Felicio (720,000), Alexandre Sako (720,000), Gabriel Medeiros “Gremio CEM” (595,000) and Eduardo Carvalho “n00ki5” (580,0 ) 00) There were some highlights of the fight for the ring.

Day 3 of the Main Event begins on Tuesday at 1pm. With blinds at 10,000/20,000, the stakes are high. Qualifying players have already pocketed at least R$10,400, while the grand champion will receive R$460,000.

888poker’s top players are now scoring streaks for the first time: new Micro Rollers ChampionChips. And with over $500,000 in guaranteed rewards, we haven’t confirmed your chances of winning the big one yet!

From April 14th to April 23rd, players have the chance to win two Torneos (by yourself). $1), broadcast from multi-game Main Event, GTD entry is $25.

The Main Event is also broadcast on 888pokerTV’s Twitch channel.

You will receive your entry into the Micro Rollers Main Event for free!

You can register for the Micro Roller ChampionChips Main Event for free in Freerolls Diaries.

Alternatively, you can click “Enter the Contest” for Satellite A with a $25 buy-in starting at $3.30. Please consult the 888poker tournament lobby for more details.

Event #30 Main Event Program, Admission is $25

14-22/4 – Multiple Events – Day 1

22/4 – 20:00 GMT – Day 2

If the campaign stake buy-in has not been completed, you can purchase a one-time mini-campaign of $10,000 – an amount over $3.50.

Event #26 Mini Main Event Program, Admission $3.50

15-21/4 – Multiple Ride – Day 1

21/ 4 – 19:00 GMT – Day 2

You will also get free access during the Ambassador and StreamTeam Twitch live commemorative events!

Dates

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Micro Roller

ChampionChips purchased on GTD14-April 16

: 00MR Championchips #01 – Open Mystery Bounty $11$12.00014-Apr17 :00MR Championchips # 02 – Open Mystery Bounty Micro$5.50 $8,00014-April 17:30MR Champion Chips #03 – Open Mystery Bounty Micro$3.30$3,00014-4 Month 18:00MR Championship Chip #04 – Mystery Bounty High Roller Opening $55$40,000014-April 13 USD: 30MR Championship Chip – Mystery Bounty$3.30$3.30$1,00014-April 15:00MR Championship Chip – Mystery Bounty 1$1 $2,00014-Apr16:30MR Championship Chip – PKO Rumble $5.50$5.50$2,50014-Apr17:30MR Championship Chip – PLO Mystery Bounty. 4.40$4.4 0$1.00014 -April 18:15MR Championship Chip-Mystery Bounty 6-Max 1$1$1.00014-April 18:30MR Championship Chip-PKO Rumble 2.20$2.20$1.50014-April 19:30MR Championship Chip-Big Shot 5.50 $5.50$2 ,00014- April 21: 30MR Championship Chip – Late Mystery Bounty 6 – Up to $5.50$5,00015 – April 18:00MR Championship Chip #07 – PKO Micro$2.20$2,00015 -April 13:30MR Championship Chip – Mystery Bounty $3.30$3.30$1,00015-April 15:00MR Championship Chip-Mystery Bounty 1$1$2,00015-Apr16:00MR Championship Chip-Big Shot $3.30$3.30$2.00015-Apr17:00MR Championship Chip-Mystery Bounty$2.20$2. 20$2, 00015-Apr17: 30mr ChampionChips-Plo Mystery Bounty $4.40 $4.40 1,00015-Apr18: 15mR ChampionChips-Mystery Bounty 6-Max $1 1 $1,00015-Apr19: 30MR Championchips-Big Shot $5.50 $5.50 2,000 21 April 15th: 30MR Champion Chip-$5.50 $5.50 2,00015-Apr21: 30MR Champion Chip-$5.50 $5.50 2,00015-APR21: 30MR Champion Chip-$5.50 $5.50 2,00015-APR21: 30MR Champion Chip-5 .50$5.50$2,00 015- APR2 1: 30MR Championchips – $5.50 5,5015 – APR21: 30MR Championchipps – Late Mystery Bounty 6 – Max 5.50$5.50$1,50016 – Apr 16:00MR Championchips #08 – PKO 6 -Max Micro$3.30$2,00016 – Apr 17:00MR Champion Chips #09 – PKO 6-Up to $5.50$5,00016-Apr13:30MR Champion Chips-Mystery Bounty$3.303.30$1,00016-Apr15:00MR Champion Chips-Mystery Bounty1$1$2,00016-Apr17: 00MR Championship Chip – Mystery Bounty 2.20$2.20$2,00016 -April 17: 30MR Championship Chip – PLO Mystery Bounty. $4.40$4.40$1,000 16-18 April: 15MR Championship Chip-Mystery Bounty 6-Max 1$1$1,00016-April 18:30MR Championship Chip-PKO Rumble 2.20$2.20$1,50016-April 19:30MR Championship Chip-Big Shot 5.50$5.50$2,00016-April 21:30MR Champion Chips-Later Mystery Bounty 6 -Max 5.50$5.50$1,50017-Apr16:00MR Championchips #10 – DeepStack Micro$1$2,00017-Apr17:00MR Championchips #11 – DeepStack Mini$5.50$5,00017-Apr18 :00MR Championchips #12 – DeepStack High$22 $8,00017-Apr13:30MR Championchips – Mystery Bounty$3.30$3.301,00017-Apr16:00MR Championchips – Big Shot $3.30$3.30$2,00017-Apr16:30MR Championchips – PKO Rumble $5.50$5.50$2,00017-Apr17:00MR Champion Chips s – Mystery Bounty. 2.2 0$2.20$2, 00017-April 17:30MR Champion Chip-PLO Mystery Bounty 4.40$4.40$1,00017-April 18:15MR Champion Chip-Mystery Bounty 6-Max 1$1$1,00017-April 18:30MR Championship Chip – PKO Rumble $2.20$2.20$1.50 017 -April 19: 30Mr. Championchip s – Big Shot $5.50$5.50$2,00017 – April 21:30MR Championchips – Late Mystery Bounty 6 – Max $5.50$5.50$1,50018 – April 16:00MR Championchips #13 – Super KO$11$10,00018 – April 17: 00MR Championchips #14 – Super KO Mini$5.50$5,00018-Apr18:00MR Champion Chips #15 – Super KO Micro$2.20$1,50018-Apr13:30MR Champion Chips – Mystery Bounty$3.30$3.301,00018-Apr15:00MR Champion Chips – Mystery Bounty 1$1$2,00018-Apr16:00MR Championship Chip – Big Shot 3.30$3.30$2,00018-Apr16:30MR Championship Chip – PKO Rumble. 5.50$5.50$2,00018 -April 17:00MR Champion Chip – Mysterious Bounty 2.20$2.20$2,00018 -April 17:30MR Champion Chip – PLO Mysterious Bounty 4.40$4.40$1,00018 -April 18:15MR Champion Chip – Mysterious Bounty #16 – Mystery Bounty $11$10 ,00019-April 17:00MR Champion Chip #17 – Mystery Bounty Micro$3.30$3 ,00019-April 18:00MR Champion Chip #18 – Mystery Bounty High $22$10,00019 -April 13:30MR Champion Chip-Mysterious Bounty $3.303 .30$1,00019-April 15:00MR Champion Chip-Mystery Bounty 1$1$2,00019-April 16:00MR Champion Chip-Big Shot 3.30$3.30$1, 50019-April 16:30MR Championship Chip-PKO Rumble 5.50$5.50$2,50019-April 17:30MR Championship Chip-PLO Mystery Bounty $4.404.40$1,00019-April 18:00MR Championship Chip-Mysterious Bounty. 5.50$5.50$5.0 0019-April 18:15MR Championship Chip-Mystery Bounty 6-Max 1$1$1.00019-April 18:30MR Championship Chip-PKO Rumble 2.20$2.20$1.50019-April 19:30MR Championship Chip-Big Shot $5.50$5.50$2 ,00019 -April 21: 30MR Champion Chips – Late Mystery Bounty 6-Max 00020-April 17:00MR Championchips #20 – Mystery Bounty 6-Max Micro$2.20$2,00020-April 18:00MR Championchips #21 – Mystery Bounty 6-Max Mini $5.50$5.00020-April 13:30MR Championchips -Mystery Bounty 3.30$3.30$1.00020-April 15:00MR Champion Chips – Mystery Bounty 1$1$2.00020-April 16:00MR Champion Chips- Big Shot 3.30$3.30$2.00020-April 16: 30MR Championship Chip-PKO Rumble 5.50$5.50$2,50 4/17/20: 30MR Championship Chip-PLO Mystery Bounty 4.40$4.40$1,00020-April 18:15MR Championship Chip – Mystery Bounty 6-Max 1$1$1,00020-April 18:30MR Champion Chips-PKO Rumble 2.20 $1,500 $20-April 7:30 MR Champion Chips-Big Shot $5.50 $5.50 $2,000 April 20-4 9:30 MR Champion Chips-Later Mystery Bounty 6-Max $5.50 $5.50 $1,500 April 21 -4 16:00 MR Championchips #22 – Mystery Bounty $11 00MR Championchips #23 – Mystery Bounty Mini $5.50$8,00021-April 17:30MR Championchips #24 – Mystery Bounty Mini $3.30$3,00021-April 18: 00MR Championchips #25 – Mystery Bounty High Roller $55$40,000021-April 19:00$10,000 MR Champion Chips #26 – MB Mini Event (Day 2) $3.50 $10,000 $21 – April 13:30 MR Champion Chips – Mystery Bounty $3.30 $3.30 $1,00021 – April 15: 00:00 AM MR Championchips – Mystery Bounty $1 $1 $2,00021 – April 16: 30:00 PM MR Championchips – PKO Rumble $5.50 $5.50 $2,50021 – Apr17:30MR Championchips – PLO Mystery Bounty$4.40$4.40$1,00021 -Apr18:15MR Champion Chips – Mystery Bounty 6-Max 1$1$1,00021-Apr18:30MR Champion Chips – PKO Rumble 2.20$2.20$1,50021-Apr19:30MR Champion Chips – Big Shot 5.50$5.50$2,00021-Apr21:30MR Champion Chips – Late Mystery Bounty 6-Max $5.50$5.50$1.50022-Apr16:00MR Champion Chips #27 – Big Shot$11$8.00022- Apr16:00MR Champion Chips #28 – Big Shot Micro$3.30$2,00022-April 17:00MR Champion Chips #29 – Big Shot Mini$8.80$4,00022-April 20:00$100,000 MR Champion Chips #30 – MB Main Event ( Day 2) $25$100,00022-April 13:30 MR Champion Chip – Mystery Bounty 3.30 3.30 $1,000 April 22, 3:00 PM MR Champion Chip – Mystery Bounty $1 $1 $2,000 April 22, 4:30 PM MR Championship Chip – PKO Rumble $5.50 $5.50 $2,500 April 22nd 5:00 pm MR Championship Chip – Mystery Bounty 2.20 $2.20 $2,000 April 22nd 5:30pm Championship Chip – PLO Mystery Bounty 4.40$4.40$1.00022-April 18:00MR Championship Chip-Mystery Bounty 5.50$5.50$5.00022-April 18:15MR Championship Chip-Mystery Bounty 6-Max 1$1$1.00022-April 18:30MR Championship Chip-PKO Rumble. 2.20$2.20$1.50 022- Apr19:30MR Champion Chip – Big Shot 5.50$5.50$2,00022-Apr21:30MR Champion Chip – Late Mystery Bounty 6-Max 5.50$5.50$1.50023-Apr16:00MR Champion Chip #32 – Closing Event Mystery Bounty Micro $3 .30$3 ,00023 – April 5:00 MR Champion Chips #33 – Closing Event Mystery Bounty $8.80 $5,000 April 23, 7:00pm $100,000 MR Champion Chips #30 – Main Event (Final Table) – April 23 1:30pm MR Championchips – Mystery Bounty $3.30 $3.30 1,000 April 23rd 3:00pm MR Championchips – Mystery Bounty1$1$2,00023-Apr4:30pmMR Championchips – PKO Rumble $5.50$5.50$2.50023-Apr17:00MR Champion Chips – Mystery Bounty Gold$2.20$2.20$1.00023-Apr17:30MR Champion Chips – PLO Myster y Bounty. $4.40$4.40$1.0002 April 3, 18:00MR Champion Chip – Mystery Bounty $5.50$5.50$5.00023 – April 18:15MR Champion Chip – Mystery Bounty 6 – Max 1$1$1.00023 – April 19: 30MR Tournament – ​​Big Shot $5.50 $5.50$2,00023-April 21: 30MR Championship Chip-Later Mystery Bounty 6-Max $5.50 $5.50 $1,500

KSOP Fortaleza made a splash with its High Roller Light event, with a buy-in of R$5,000. The event attracted many professional players, with various nationalities represented at the final table. Among the nine finalists, there are five locals, three Argentinians and one Norwegian. Among them is José Guichi Grill, who traveled to Brazil last weekend after winning the IPT Black Edition at City Foz do Fozzu.

This competition has 85 participants and the prize pool is very interesting, with the final winner receiving nearly R$ 100,000. The competition was very tight, with day two taking longer than expected and the average chip size of players entering the final table being quite low relative to the blinds. This resulted in many preflop all-ins and consecutive changes in the chip lead. Leadership is mainly shared between Assad Kamram and Victor de Macedo. In the end, Victor stayed in the lead and won the championship.

KSOP Fortaleza High Roller Champion.

The final table featured three Argentines: Pablo Sartori, the aforementioned Guochi Grill and Andres Quiñones. Pablo was eliminated first and finished in 9th place with a bonus of R$12,500. Guochi was subsequently eliminated in seventh place, which earned him R$19,500, while Quinones, who finished sixth, received R$25,000. The best Argentinian in the tournament. Still competing, Kamram, an Oweji native living in Argentina, finished fourth for 40,500 reais. Head-to-head, Fernando Araujo and Victor de Macedo finally reached an agreement to share the prize money.

The WSOP Brazilian High Roller ended with a very exciting final table. The winner was the lovely Colombian Sebastian Fonseca, who had some great results on the Brazilian circuit, avoiding a duel from Ramon Pessoa and taking the ring.

Sebastián, who followed the example of Brazil and wanted to get closer to the track he loved, sent 120 qualified entrants to a championship worth R$10,000 and won 360,000 reais.

“I go to every live game in Brazil. I play here a lot. It’s kind of fair, I had a good year last year, but at the beginning of 2024, it’s It sucked for me. I dropped a lot of shots, but it was really good, I got fourth and sixth, and now I win the ring.

The chip lead the next day As he entered the final table with the largest stack, he Leading opponents Rodrigo Leandro, Bruno Sueoka, Lincoln Furukawa, André Sá, Bruno Foster, Gerardo Rodriguez, Marcos Kenne and finally defending champion Ramon Pessoa.

“The final table was great. We have some great starters who are playing really well. I entered the game as the chip leader and put pressure on the smaller stacks. Foster and I have some interesting cards. “Bruno always goes all-in when I three-bet him five times. “I called on Friday,” he said.

Sebastian qualified for the championship match on the penultimate hand with a wild defeat to Ramon Pessoa. On the flop of 887, he held a 98 against a Ceará player’s 87 and hit a 9 on the river. Then all he has to do is fold. “I’m going to Las Vegas to look for the bracelet, that’s for sure.”

Finally, the Colombian talked about his reasons for living in Brazil: “I want to move, I want to live here.” . I attend all the events here, which is better for me, now that I spend a lot on flights, hotels and travel, I can mobilize better and go to São Paulo, Rio, etc. I’m just another Brazilian.

View full awards:

1. Place – Sebastian Fonseca (Colombia) – R$ 360,000

Second place. Place – Ramon Pessoa – R$245,000

Third place. – Marcos Kenne – R$ 159,000

4. – Gerardo Rodriguez (Peru) – R$ 131,400

5. – Bruno Forster – 106,000 reals

6. – André Sá – R$ 83,600

7. – Lincoln Furukawa – R$64,000

8. – Bruno Sueoka – R$48,200

9. – Rodrigo Leandro – R$ 36,000

Thiago Azevedo let out a victory cheer in Game 14 of PokerStars on Sunday 3rd during a winning period for his national team: $109 No Limit Hold’em Master Event, available for the Irish Open Online. The owner of account “azevedo45” pocketed $27,678 after defeating 2,296 opponents. A few minutes ago, “Biguethi339” was down for $17,231 in three hands.

In the regular $55 Mini Bounty Builder HR, Matheus “OverbetPH” Grazziotin (2nd place) and André “Lamego10” Lamego (3rd place) won $18,269 and $13,898 respectively.

Brunno “botteonpoker” Botteon defeated 1,123 opponents to win $17,860 in the $109 Sunday warm-up event.

Meanwhile, Thomas “TakeZITO” Garcia took home silver and $17,645 in the $530 Bounty Builder High Roller.

Also, Cayo “Cayao_aju” Chagas finished first out of 1,073 players in the $109 Sunday Fenomeno, adding $17,509 to his bankroll.

It’s a very special Sunday for Pokerlogia and Miguel “thenewmig”, live on our TWITCH channel. Here’s the story:

This week, “pincha73”, “matanga22” and “thenewmig” were admitted Qualifying for day two of 888poker’s $10,000 Micro Roller Main Event, and it’s shaping up to be a Sunday like no other.

With the Sunday matches of the Pro League Cup as a backdrop, the first knockout will be “pincha73”, and later the great tournament “matanga22” (34.)So From that point on all eyes were on Miguel, and with the right timing, he would make his way to the final table.

But to better illustrate the ending of the story, we leave you with the two most important hands that will make “thenewmig” successful in this great tournament of 888Poker To be crowned champion, they beat 2,528 contestants and earned $701 in prize money.

An important hand that completed four hands and the chip leader and eliminated Baloyansekuv (fifth place).