Poker player

Lima de Carvalho

Portugal

Amadeu Lima de Carvalho is a Portuguese poker player best known for his deep run in the 2010 PokerStars European Poker Tour (EPT) Deauville main event, where he advanced to Day 2 with a stack of 82,000 chips. Despite limited public records, he is recognized as one of the early Portuguese representatives in international live tournaments.

Career earnings: $ 69,4212 views

Early Live Tournament Appearances

Very little is publicly documented about Amadeu Lima de Carvalho's poker career beyond a single notable result. He emerged in the live tournament scene during the late 2000s, representing Portugal in international events.

EPT Deauville 2010

Lima de Carvalho's most prominent known performance came at the PokerStars European Poker Tour (EPT) Deauville in France. According to a report from PokerPT.com, he entered the Day 1b session, which attracted 429 players, including 11 Portuguese participants. After a day of play, only two Portuguese players advanced to Day 2: Tomé Moreira (Betfair Poker) and Amadeu Lima de Carvalho. Lima de Carvalho bagged 82,000 chips, while Moreira finished with 42,200. The chip leader at the time was PokerStars Pro Luca Pagano with 193,100 chips.

Legacy and Recognition

Despite the scarcity of further tournament results in public databases, Lima de Carvalho is remembered in Portuguese poker circles as an early competitor on the European stage. His appearance at EPT Deauville marked a milestone for Portuguese poker, being one of the few to survive the opening flights. No information is available regarding WSOP victories, high roller results, or his playing style from reliable sources.

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