Overview
- The $100,000 buy-in drew 36 entries, generating a prize pool reported at just over $3.3 million and paying six places.
- Felipe Boianovsky finished second, with Renan Bruschi third, Martin Kabrhel fourth, Ottomar Ladva fifth, and Gabriel Tavares sixth.
- Momentum swung three-handed when Zizka survived a three-way all-in with pocket sevens against nines and ace-king to reclaim the chip lead.
- Zizka closed out heads-up after Boianovsky shoved ace-nine into his pocket tens and found no help.
- The BSOP Millions festival continues in São Paulo, with the $6,000 Championship set for its final opening flight Tuesday before Day 2 on Wednesday and daily English-language livestreams.