Brazil’s run of good form in ACR Poker’s Venom Progressive KO has come to an end. Despite being unrepresented at the final table, the country had five players making it to day three and all had decent returns in the $5,000,000 guaranteed tournament.
The biggest prize went to ace Daniel Aziz, who finished in 15th place and took home $61,731 from the regular prize pool and bonuses. “ResilientPlaye” (No. 10, US$ 55,889), Gabriel Moura “theWhoKnocks” (No. 18, US$ US$ 25,550), Lucas Rocha “SmallRock” (No. 23 name, $34,926) and Carlos “devilmorty” Madera (No. 35, $16,079).
The Venom PKO can be purchased for $2,650. There were 2,839 registrants over the four days of qualifying.
At the beginning of the year, Daniel · Daniel Aziz has gained a lot. In addition to his huge victory in the Venom PKO, the star also finished second in the Bounty Hunter Super High Roller event at the KSOP GGPoker South America Heads Up against Felipe Mojave. He also discovered a mystery prize of R$100,000 in the HR Mystery during the Rio stage.
ACR Poker’s The Venom PKO final table saw eight players vying for the top prize of $416,787. Everyone alive has earned $61,421 in prize money from the four-day tournament. The blinds are back to 900,000 / 1,800,000 and the final table gets underway at 6:05pm.
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It seems that Brazil had a successful showing in the ACR Poker’s Venom Progressive KO tournament, with multiple players making it to day three and earning decent returns. Daniel Aziz had the biggest prize of $61,731 and has been performing well in other events throughout the year.
This text highlights Brazil’s success in ACR Poker’s Venom Progressive KO tournament, with five players making it to day three and earning decent returns. Daniel Aziz stood out with a 15th place finish, earning $61,731 and adding to his successful year in poker tournaments.
The text highlights Brazil’s success in the ACR Poker Venom Progressive KO tournament, with five players making it to day three. Daniel Aziz stood out with a 15th place finish and a prize of $61,731, adding to his successful year in poker.
This text highlights the success of Brazilian players in ACR Poker’s Venom Progressive KO tournament, with Daniel Aziz standing out with his 15th place finish and $61,731 prize. Despite not having representation at the final table, the country had five players make it to day three and earn decent returns.