Dennys Ramos returns to top 10 in online reality
On Wednesday, there was a new update to the online poker rankings. The list compiled by the Poker Stake website (formerly PocketFives) contains good news for Brazilian poker. Denis Ramos is back in the top 10, and Brazil now has two players in the top 10 again.
Denis Ramos jumped from 12th to 9th place, leaving behind the likes of Arseny Malinov, Leonard Moir and Anatoly Filatov Behind him. The pro appears in the standings with 7,486 points, just ahead of Malinov, who is currently ranked 10th, and very close to Luis Faria in eighth (7,506 points).
Another Brazilian on the list is Pedro Padilha. The samba partners have maintained a fairly steady pace in recent weeks, remaining in fifth place in the rankings. Padilla has 8,017 points. Among them, Brazilian Alex Shepel ranked sixth with 7,993 points, and Simon Mattsson ranked seventh with 7,978 points.
The top spot remains unchanged. Austrian Roman Hrabek remains on top with 10,592 points. He is followed by Ramiro Petrone with 10,396 points. Frenchman Thomas Santerne is third with 9,146 points. In fourth place is the legendary Niklas Astedt with 8,393 points.
See the full top 10:
1. – Roman Hrabek (Czech Republic) – 10,592 2nd place – Ramiro Petrone (Uruguay) – 10,3963rd place – Thomas Santerne (France) – 9,1464th place – Niklas Astedt (Sweden) – 8,3935th – Pedro Padilha (Brazil) – 8,0176th place – Aleks Shepel (Russia) – 7,9937th place – Simon Mattsson (Sweden) – 7,9788th place – Luis Faria (Portugal) – 7,5069th – Denis Ramos (Brazil) – 7,48610th place – Arsenii Malinov (Russia) – 7,477
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It appears that Brazilian poker players are performing well in the online rankings, with two players in the top 10 and Denis Ramos climbing to 9th place. The top spot remains with Austrian Roman Hrabek, but Brazilian Pedro Padilha also has a strong presence in 5th place.
It seems like Brazilian poker players are performing well in the rankings, with Denis Ramos and Pedro Padilha both in the top 10. It’s impressive to see them competing with players from countries known for their strong poker scenes like Sweden and Russia.
It seems like Brazilian poker players are performing well in the latest online rankings, with Denis Ramos and Pedro Padilha in the top 10. The top spot is still held by Austrian Roman Hrabek, with players from various countries making up the rest of the list.