Luiz Hota Neto
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Luiz Hota Neto is a Brazilian poker player from Curitiba with live tournament earnings of $87,497 and a best cash of $29,436. He gained recognition at the 2021 World Series of Poker, where he led Brazilian players into Day 2 of Event #70 ($888 Crazy Eights). He is ranked 35,841st on the all-time money list and 14,104th in the Global Poker Index.
Overview
Luiz Hota Neto is a professional poker player from Curitiba, Brazil. His live tournament earnings total $87,497, with a best cash of $29,436. He is ranked 35,841st on the All Time Money List and 14,104th in the Global Poker Index.
Live Tournament Results
Hota has recorded several cashes in live events, primarily in South America. His largest single cash to date is $29,436. He has a total of 10 cashes as of the latest data.
WSOP Performance
In 2021, Hota made a notable run at the World Series of Poker in Event #70: $888 Crazy Eights. He bagged 605,000 chips on Day 1, leading the Brazilian contingent into Day 2. The tournament attracted 5,252 entries, and Hota was one of only 237 players to advance.
Rankings
- All Time Money List: 35,841st (best rank: 34,505th)
- Global Poker Index: 14,104th
- Brazil All Time Money List: 802nd
Personal Life
Hota resides in Curitiba, Brazil. Outside of poker, he is known to have interests in trading and finance, though specific details are limited.
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