Raphael Caixeta

Carried, unchanged. 3,607 entries and a $2,398,665 pool, which divides to 95 percent within ten dollars. Listed here today only as the contrast case: same series, same brand, two different rake tiers eleven days apart.

Brazil. First bracelet, confirmed today off Poker.Org's August 17 report after two briefs carrying it as unverified. $126,912 in placement money plus $80,255 in bounties, plus the $30,000 Paradise Super Pass. 3,607 entries, $2,398,665 prize pool, which is ten dollars above an exact 95 percent of face value. Kevin Martin, Niklas Astedt, David Williams, Jessica Tuesl and Bernhard Binder all cashed short of the final table.

Brazil. First champion of the 2026 WSOP Online, reported by PokerNews on August 17. We have seen a $207,167 figure attached to this result in search summaries but did not open a page carrying it, so we are not printing it as confirmed. Listed here to complete the eight-bracelet sequence.

Brazil. First bracelet. 3,607 entries. $126,912 placement plus $80,255 in bounties, plus a $30,000 WSOP Paradise Super Main Event package.

Event #1 winner, $207,167. Together with Teixeira he has Brazil at two bracelets from two events and at the top of the series promotional leaderboard, per poker.org.

Brazil. First bracelet. 3,607 entries. $126,912 placement plus $80,255 in bounties, plus a $30,000 WSOP Paradise Super Main Event package. Result published roughly 30 hours after the fact.

Won WSOP Online Event #1 for $207,167. No published WSOP POY point value for online bracelet events has surfaced, so we cannot say whether this moves the WSOP leaderboard at all. Second consecutive brief noting that the 33-event online series has no published POY values.