In addition to his historic performance at the 2023 WSOP, the Brazilian has caused problems for opponents in other series in Las Vegas. Early this morning, star Eduardo Silva confirmed he will be at the PokerNews Cup final at the Nugget Casino. With 3,100,000 in chips and about 10 BBS, he emerged in sixth place.
In order to trigger the title’s reputation, the professional from Belo Horizonte will have to make up for a big disadvantage. Argentina’s Felipe Olivieri currently leads with 30,825,000 in chips, ahead of double runner-up Vid Zagar (12,275,000), who was one of two $100,000 bounties.
The action in the tiebreaker will be even more exciting as the $50,000 bounty has yet to be found.
Play resumes at 18:00 BST with blinds 150,000/300,000 and BB antes.
Chips
First place: Forrest Raleigh (USA). ) 7,800,000
Second place: Vid Zagar (Slovenia) 12,275,000
Third place: Johnny Kelly (UK) 4,075,000
Fourth place: Humberto Lopes Galindo (Portugal) ) 5,000,000
Fifth place: Eduardo Silva (Brazil) 3,100,000
Sixth place: Kyle Gross (USA) 1,750,000
Seventh place: Tim Gals (USA) 2,925,000
Eighth place: Kunal Patni (India) 2,675,000
Ninth place: Felipe Olivieri (Argentina) 30,825,000
Bonus pool
1. $218,605
2. $154,390
3. $101,565
4. $75,140
5. $56,065
6. $44,945
7. $35,000
8. $27,850
9. $21,920
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This text provides information about Brazilian poker player Eduardo Silva’s performance at the 2023 WSOP and his participation in the PokerNews Cup final in Las Vegas, where he currently ranks in fifth place with 3,100,000 in chips. However, he faces a significant disadvantage compared to the chip leader, Felipe Olivieri from Argentina.