The WSOP High Roller in Paradise got off to a great start for Brazilian players in the Bahamas. There were 134 registered players at the end of the first day, with 59 players remaining, and of the three players from the country who registered for the $10,000 buy-in, two players qualified for the final day.
Yuri Martins is the biggest bright spot for Brazil. The holder of four WSOP bracelets ended the first day with 417,000 in chips, the third-largest stack in qualifying behind France’s Jean-Noel Thorel (444,000) and Canada’s Jamil Wakil (who had an impressive of 1,175,000 chips).
Renan Bruschi also qualified for day two of the High Roller. He ended the first day in 15th place with 187,000 chips, while Samba Team partner Pedro Padilha did not enjoy the same success as his compatriots and bowed out of the tournament on the first night.
Other stars heading into Day 2 include recent NAPT Las Vegas Super High Roller winner Jesse Lonis (327,500), Shaun Deeb (190,000) with 6 bracelets; Daniel Negreanu (89,000). Earned 6 bracelets.
Day 2 starts at 5:00 PM Brazil time. Delayed registration is available until then. Blinds are 1,000 / 2,500 and play continues until a winner is determined.
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This text highlights the positive start for Brazilian players in the WSOP High Roller in Paradise tournament, with two players qualifying for the final day. It also mentions the notable performances of other well-known players heading into Day 2.
This text provides an update on the WSOP High Roller in Paradise tournament in the Bahamas, highlighting the successful start for Brazilian players with two of them qualifying for the final day. The notable players mentioned include Yuri Martins and Renan Bruschi, while Pedro Padilha had an early exit. The text also states that Day 2 begins at 5:00 PM Brazil time with delayed registration available until then.
The text highlights the strong start for Brazilian players at the WSOP High Roller in Paradise, with two players qualifying for the final day. Yuri Martins, holder of four WSOP bracelets, is the standout performer with the third-largest stack. Day 2 promises to be an exciting continuation of the tournament with notable players like Daniel Negreanu and Jesse Lonis still in contention.