Determined to compete for the first senior WCOOP Main Event title, Team Brazil returns to the showdown finals of the event, also known as the NL Hold’em World Championship. At the end of day three, Kelvin Kerber was fifth in chips with 11,586,558 chips, about 57 BBS.
Kelvin started the race far from the lead, but it didn’t take long for the Team Samba member to climb up the leaderboard. . He went all-in preflop against Kayhan “KayhanMok” Mokri, who had Q♠Q♥ when he folded with A♥A♠. J♠10♦3♥K♠J♥ The board did not surprise the Brazilian, who doubled his stack.
A few moves later, Kelvin won a 5♠5♥ flip against Matthew “Stumpfed”. “Stumpf’s A♥Q♥ won another big pot.
Meanwhile, Léo Alcântara was eliminated with just 21 players left on PokerStars. He had a total of 49,893 points.
To win the biggest win of his career, Kelvin must complete a FT filled with online MTT stars. UK player Ivan “ILS007″ Stokes remains in the lead. He currently has 31,727,368 chips, while German Leonard ” Grozzorg” Maue has 25,827,094 in chips.
PokerStars table action starts at 1:30pm (BST) with blinds of 100,000/200,000 and an ante of 25,000.
Number of chips
1. Ivan “ILS007” Stokes (UK) 31,727,368
2. Leonard “Grozzorg” Maue (Germany) 25,827,094
3. Niklas “Lena900” Astedt (Sweden) 23,258,260
4. “ShipitFTW911” (Sweden) 18,433,496
5. Pastor Juan “xPastorcitox” (Argentina) 15,344,772
6. Kelvin “Kelvin_FP:AR” Kerber (Brazil) 11,586,558
7. Jamil “Jamil11” Wakil (Canada) 9,607,366
8. Kayhan “KayhanMok” ‘ Mokri (Norway) 7,558,355
9. Mario “livinmydream1” Mosböck (Austria) 6,656,731
Prize Pool
1. $1,047,257
2. $965,388
3. $559,385
4. $408,827
5. $298,791
6. $218,372
7. $159,597
8. $116,642
9. $94,330
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This text discusses the performance of Team Brazil in the WCOOP Main Event, highlighting Kelvin Kerber’s success in climbing up the leaderboard with strategic moves. It also provides a list of players remaining in the competition and the corresponding prize pool.
This text provides updates and details about the Team Brazil’s performance in the WCOOP Main Event, highlighting Kelvin Kerber’s success in doubling his stack and his chances of winning the tournament. It also includes information about the chip leaders and the prize pool for the event.
This text provides an update on Team Brazil’s performance in the WCOOP Main Event, with Kelvin Kerber making significant progress and facing tough competition from other skilled players. The stakes are high, with a substantial prize pool up for grabs.
It seems like Team Brazil is performing well in the WCOOP Main Event, with Kelvin Kerber making some impressive plays to climb up the leaderboard. The competition looks tough with strong players from different countries vying for the top prize.
The text describes the progress of Team Brazil in the WCOOP Main Event, with Kelvin Kerber making significant gains. Despite tough competition from other top players, he remains a strong contender for the first senior title. The detailed chip counts and prize pool breakdown add to the excitement of the event.