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Pedro Ferrer Banks R$1 Million in the BSOP Invitational as Wellington Doubles Up

Pedro Ferrer won the R$25,000 BSOP Invitational for R$1,000,000, while Daniel Wellington grabbed two titles on the opening days of BSOP Winter in São Paulo.

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BSOP Winter has roared into life at the Golden Hall of the WTC Sheraton in São Paulo, and the headline belongs to Pedro Ferrer. He won the prestigious R$25,000 BSOP Invitational, outlasting a 171-entry field to bank a cool R$1,000,000.

A stacked Invitational

Ferrer had to get past a loaded final stretch. Matheus Machado took R$630,000 for second, while online star Alisson Piekazewicz — fresh from his GGMillion$ triumph — added a third-place finish worth R$410,000 to a red-hot month.

Wellington’s double

If Ferrer grabbed the biggest headline, Daniel Wellington was the busiest man in the room. He turned the opening days into a personal showcase, winning both the R$6,000 One-Day Deepstack and the R$6,000 1-Day PKO (42 entries) to become a two-time champion of the series, with his PKO haul reaching R$72,000 including bounties.

More winners on the felt

  • Deickson Abril — R$10,000 1-Day High Roller (125 entries) — R$245,000
  • Afrânio Machado — R$1,500 Start-Up Mystery Bounty — R$145,000
  • Santa Catarina — champions of the CBPE team event (151 points to Goiás’s 142)

With the biggest events still to come, BSOP Winter is already delivering the drama Brazilian live poker is famous for.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the BSOP Winter Invitational in 2026?

Pedro Ferrer won the R$25,000 BSOP Invitational for R$1,000,000, beating a field of 171 entries.

Why is Daniel Wellington called a two-time champion?

Wellington won two BSOP Winter titles on the opening days: the R$6,000 One-Day Deepstack and the R$6,000 1-Day PKO.

Where is BSOP Winter 2026 being held?

At the Golden Hall inside the WTC Sheraton in São Paulo, Brazil.

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