"Yuri Dzivielevski leads his home nation of Brazil in World Series of Poker bracelet wins (five) and is ranked second in career earnings for the country with nearly $11.3 million to his name. He trails only Joao Simao ($17.2 million) on that leaderboard. The Curitiba native's latest success on the live circuit saw him defeat a field of 53 entries in the $262,350 and his first 2026 PokerGO Tour Mixed Games $15,000 big bet mix event."
"Four-time bracelet winner Sam Soverel was sent to the rail in fourth place ($79,500) when his pocket kings ran into the pocket aces of Talal Shakerchi in no-limit five-card draw. Shakerchi improved to trips, which bested Soverel's kings up to narrow the field to three. Despite scoring that knockout, Shakerchi (3rd - $111,300) was ultimately the next to fall. He got all-in with a pat J-8-7-6-3 in no-limit deuce-to-seven single draw lowball, but Dzivielevski drew one to make a ten low for the win."
Yuri Dzivielevski won the PokerGO Tour Mixed Games $15,000 Big Bet Mix event, defeating a 53-entry field to claim the PGT title and associated trophy. The victory awarded 210 PGT points and moved him inside the top five in the series-long points race. Dzivielevski also earned 360 Card Player Player of the Year points, his first POY-qualified score of 2026. He finished 2025 with deep runs, including a third-place $150,000 high roller score of $1.4 million. The event generated a $795,000 prize pool paid to the top eight, with several notable bracelet winners finishing near the final table.
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