The end of online series such as the WCOOP and WSOP Online has brought significant changes to PokerStake’s online poker rankings, the market-leading online poker ranking. Felipe Ketzer was aiming for the top spot but dropped from second to seventh. In fact, Argentinian Ramiro Petrone took the lead.
Ketzer is seventh with 10,790 points. Ramiro leads the way with 11,420. The German made an impressive jump from last week to this week, rising from ninth place to the top spot. There’s an explanation for Petrone’s “elevator”: He finished fourth in the WSOP Online Main Event and pocketed an astronomical $1,145,514.
The new runner-up is grinder Roman Hrabec. The player from the Czech Republic achieved a similar result to Petroni, jumping from eighth to second place with 11,357 points, well behind the Argentinian. Niklas Astedt finished third last week and remains in the same position with 11,187 points.
Felipe Ketzer isn’t the only one to break into the top ten at PokerStake. Poker star Pedro Padilha is ninth with 9,646 points. Other important names in the Brazilian poker scene are also close to the top ten: Renan Bruschi (13th – 9,017), Geraldo Cesar (16th – 8,938), Dennys Ramos (17th – 8,801), Allan Mello (19th – 8,938), 8,436) and Felipe Boianovsky (20th – 8,412)).
Petrone becomes new leader in online rankings
See this week’s top 10 :
1. – Ramiro Petrone (Argentina) – 11,420
2. – Roman Hrabek (Czech Republic) – 11,357
3. – Niklas Astedt (Sweden) – 11,187
4. – Leonard Maue (Germany) – 11,160
5. – Simon Mattsson (Sweden) – 10,945
6. – Arsenii Malinov (Russia) – 10,937
7. – Felipe Ketzer (Brazil) – 10,790
8. – Luis Faria (Portugal) – 10,381
9. ——Pedro Padilla (Brazil). ) – 9,646
10. – André Marques (Portugal) – 9,385
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This text provides an update on the changes in the online poker rankings, with Ramiro Petrone taking the top spot and Felipe Ketzer dropping to seventh. It also mentions other notable players in the Brazilian poker scene who are close to the top ten.
Based on the text, it appears that the recent online poker series have caused significant changes in the rankings. Felipe Ketzer dropped from second to seventh place, while Ramiro Petrone took the lead after finishing fourth in the WSOP Online Main Event.
This text provides an update on the current standings in online poker rankings, with Ramiro Petrone emerging as the new leader after his impressive performance in the WSOP Online Main Event. The rankings have seen significant changes, with players from various countries like Argentina, Czech Republic, and Brazil making their mark in the top 10.