At the beginning of May, the organizers of the Brazilian Poker Championship generated huge expectations with the announcement of the main dates of the BSOP Winter Millions, the fourth stage of the schedule. The wait is over, and the full schedule for the traditional July stage has been revealed.
Over the course of ten days of poker, 64 tournaments will be held. To ensure that all players can participate in this great sports event, the most affordable buy-ins will be R$500, and the high stakes tournaments will reach R$100,000 for entry into the Super High Roller, where the best players from Latin America are expected.
With an innovative proposal, the Main Event will begin on the second day of the stage and players will have six qualifying days to qualify. The entry fee will be R$4,000. Finally, the grand champion will be announced on July 28.
BSOP Championship to kick off on July 27th
The main new feature of the BSOP Winter Millions is the Championship events. There are two tournaments for the best players in the world to face off against each other. Therefore, the BSOP Championship will kick off on July 27th and the entry fee will cost R$25,000. Those interested will have two qualifying days.
Meanwhile, the High Roller Championship, with a buy-in of R$50,000 and a three-day tournament structure, starts on July 29th.
The attraction at all stages of the 2025 season of the Brazilian Series of Poker are the Gold Tournaments. In addition to adding more points towards the title of national champion of the sport, the champion takes home the coveted Card Protector, valued at R$100,000.
There will be six events for this stage. In addition to the aforementioned Main Event, BSOP Championship and High Roller Championship, this list also includes the Start-Up, Super High Roller and Grand High Roller.
For those looking for more affordable tournaments, the organization has prepared a special schedule. On nine of the ten days of the event, a R$500 tournament will be held. High stakes competitors will have twelve tournaments with entry costing at least R$10,000.
The Mixed Games community will find a schedule with eight tournaments that count towards the ranking, with emphasis on the 8-Game and 9-Game, which will have a deeper structure and will be played over two days.
Pot-Limit Omaha fans will also find plenty of options with nine events, with the R$15,000 buy-in PLO 5-Card PKO as the main highlight. The full schedule can be found here.
