Brazil’s Bracelet Run Rolls On as Firmino Takes Down WSOP Online COLOSSUS

Another final table, and another Brazilian bracelet.

Brazil’s run through the 2026 WSOP Online series continued with Roberto Firmino Santos Filho, who turned the chip lead in the $400 COLOSSUS into his first bracelet and a $752,277 payday. The victory was Brazil’s sixth of the online series and came against a field of 16,455 entries.

Firmino still had to deal with a final table where bracelets were hardly in short supply. Ole Schemion arrived looking for a third, Matt Vengrin wanted a second, and Evaldas Narmontas spent much of the latter stages making sure the Brazilian would have to earn his first.

Firmino had more than 500 million chips when heads-up began. Narmontas had 316 million.

It looked like it could be a short finish. Instead, Narmontas doubled twice.

The comeback tightened the contest while both players operated without time banks and with only five seconds to make each decision.

Firmino overbet shoved on3♦2♣10♦2♠5♥, putting Narmontas all-in for roughly 147.5 million.

Narmontas called with8♦2♥. Firmino turned over3♥2♦for a full house, taking the bracelet and leaving his opponent with $579,973 for second.