Poker player

Pedro Paulo Lorenzeti Castilho Passos Filho

Brazil

Pedro Paulo Lorenzeti Castilho Passos Filho is a Brazilian poker player with 10 recorded cashes in major Brazilian series like BSOP and KSOP, totaling over $15,000 in earnings. He has cashed in multiple BSOP Main Events between 2014 and 2022, with a best finish of 35th in 2014. His consistent results demonstrate a strong presence in the South American poker scene.

Career earnings: $ 25,65513 views

Overview

Pedro Paulo Lorenzeti Castilho Passos Filho is a Brazilian poker player who has built a steady tournament career primarily in his home country. According to WSOP.com records, he has 10 live cashes totaling $15,693, all from events on the Brazilian and South American circuit. He has not yet recorded a WSOP cash but has been a regular participant in the BSOP (Brazilian Series of Poker) and KSOP (Kings Series of Poker) main events.

Tournament Performance

Passos Filho’s first recorded cash came in September 2014 at the BSOP – Sheraton Sao Paulo WTC Hotel, where he finished 35th in a R$1,870 + 330 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event for R$6,320. He followed up with several more cashes across BSOP and KSOP events:

  • September 2015 – BSOP Serhs Natal Grand Hotel, R$2,600 Main Event: 45th place for R$6,830.
  • December 2015 – BSOP Holiday Inn Parque Anhembi, R$3,000 Main Event: 456th of 3,457 entries for R$4,390.
  • August 2017 – BSOP Wish Resort Golf Convention, R$2,600 Main Event: 77th for R$5,700.
  • December 2017 – BSOP Sheraton Sao Paulo, R$3,500 Main Event: 164th of 2,807 for R$8,220.
  • May 2018 – BSOP Serhs Natal Grand Hotel, R$2,600 Main Event: 76th for R$4,190.
  • July 2018 – BSOP Sheraton Sao Paulo, R$2,500 Main Event: 247th of 1,886 for R$3,950.
  • January 2022 – KSOP Holiday Inn Parque Anhembi, R$2,500 Main Event: 86th of 642 for R$5,000.
  • May 2022 – KSOP Gran Mareiro Hotel, R$2,500 Main Event: 56th of 391 for R$5,000.
  • November 2022 – BSOP Sheraton Sao Paulo, R$4,000 Main Event: 270th of 3,329 for R$6,900.

His best finish in terms of placement came in his first BSOP cash (35th), while his largest payout was R$8,220 from the 2017 BSOP Main Event.

Summary

Although Passos Filho has not yet broken through on the World Series of Poker or other international stages, his consistent results in Brazil’s largest poker series highlight his skill and dedication. With 10 cashes over eight years, he remains a recognizable figure in the Brazilian poker community.

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