WSOP Circuit Brazil: Three More Rings Awarded on Day Four

The WSOP Circuit Brazil's fourth day saw three more rings distributed to the champions of the Brazilian Storm, Giant Omaha, and Extra Life tournaments. This brings the total number of rings awarded to five out of the 14 planned.

The Brazilian Storm tournament, which had 2981 entrants and surpassed its guaranteed prize of R$1,000,000.00, concluded with Bruno Nunes, known as Bruno Chato, taking home the WSOP Circuit Brazil ring and a cash prize of 261,000 reais. The tournament spanned three days, with Douglas Rayele and Felipe Torres finishing in second and third places, respectively.

Bruno Foster emerged victorious in the Giant Omaha tournament, securing the fourth ring of the WSOP Circuit Brazil 2016. Fernando Scherer, known as Xuxa, finished in second place, while Andrey Perez Do Lago took third. Foster, a prominent player in the Main Event, demonstrated his versatility by winning in a non-Holdem format. The Main Event of the WSOP Circuit Brazil 2016 had its Day 1B with 261 entries and 117 players advancing. Notable names included Thiago Decano, Pedro Padilha, Vivan Saliba, Luiz Tofu, and Fernando Araújo. The Turbo Bounty finalists were Paulo Roberto Guimarães, Leandro Elton Prinz, and Rodrigo Navarro Romero.