EPT: Pablo Brito finishes third in €10,000 NLH event



Pablo Brito loses a flip in the final straight to...

The Brazilian team’s first major final table at the latest EPT in 2023 ended with a brilliant performance by star player Pablo Brito. The pro came close to winning the €10,000 NLH title at EPT Prague, but was stopped in the final stages of the event and had to collect the token bronze medal.

“pabritz” lost the decisive victory in the competition. Flip was eliminated in third place among 35 contestants after a 3-person draw. Despite this, the Brazilian received great value during his campaign: the bronze medal earned the 9Tales star €52,600.

The Brazilian entered the final table with the third-best chip stack and held on until the end. Pablo burst the money bubble even as the race was already in the Financial Times, knocking out eighth and seventh place in a row. Then, at ITM, the Brazilian went through his toughest period.

In the 5-max game, Pablo Brito ended up losing some good pots and dropped from second to last in chips. He patiently managed to recover and even retired two other competitors before crashing. After 3 hands and just three finalists, the Bahian saw a flip to end his final table.

With 16 blinds, “pabritz” 3-bet/all-in with his AK and ended the tournament with 99 points for Dutchman Michel Molenaar. The K59A5 board kept things exciting until the turn, but confirmed the Brazilian’s defeat and finished third in the championship.

Pablo Brito loses a flip in the final straight to...

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  • Rolfson.paris

    The text highlights the performance of Brazilian poker player Pablo Brito in the EPT Prague tournament, where he came close to winning but ultimately finished in third place. Despite not getting the victory, Brito earned a significant prize and showcased his skill throughout the tournament.

  • The text describes the performance of Brazilian poker player Pablo Brito at the EPT Prague tournament in 2023. Although he came close to winning the title, he ultimately finished in third place. Despite this, he earned a bronze medal and €52,600 in prize money.

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