Yuri Dzivielevski wins $100k Super High Roller Bowl for $1.3m

The Brazilian dominated all three days of the PokerGO event, following up on his PGT Mixed Games series win with another high roller victory in Las Vegas.

Three days of drama in Las Vegas ended with the Brazilian former online number one lifting another trophy. Yuri Dzivielevski won the 2026 PokerGO Tour Super High Roller Bowl Mixed Games event for $1.3 million, bringing his winnings for the year to over $2 million.

As weeks in Las Vegas go, Yuri Dzivielevski just had one for the books. Hot on the heels of his three late results in the PGT Mixed Games series on the PokerGO Tour, he won the 38-entry $100,000 Super High Roller Bowl Mixed Games version for $1.3m. In doing so, the Brazilian took a massive lead in the race to be crowned PGT Player of the Year.

After Dzivielevski won Event #5 and finished as runner-up in both Event #6 and Event #7 of the PGT Mixed Games Series, this latest win takes his earnings in one week to $2,045,350 as he dominated the largest mixed-game tournament held this year. Beating PGT Championship winner Chad Eveslage heads-up, the Brazilian held off challenges from three-time 2025 bracelet winner Benny Glaser and the seven-time WSOP champion Nick Schulman to reign supreme under the lights in the PokerGO Studio at ARIA.

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Latest win vaults Dzivielevski clear of Chewy

Dzivielevski's victory marks his second-largest win in tournament terms, with his third-place finish in the 2025 WSOP Paradise $150,000 Triton event earning him marginally more at $1,409,000. Over the course of his career, the Brazilian now has $11.72 million in ranking results, and this most recent win came after he led the chipcounts after all three days of action.

At the final table, Nick Schulman left first for $155,000 before Jared Bleznick lost to Dzivielevski's full house for a score of $225,000. Norwegian Tobias Leknes whiffed in Razz to cash for $300,000 at the expense of Robert Wells, with the Welshman next to leave for $415,000, losing to Dzivielevski’s wheel straight. Benny Glaser lost to another wheel for the Brazilian to send play heads-up as he went to collect $570,000. In the final battle, Badugi ended matters when Eveslage missed his draws and Dzivielevski’s six-dugi meant he took home $1,300,000 and Eveslage had to be content with $835,000 as runner-up.

Now over $3m clear of any of his countrymen in terms of Brazilian tournament winners, Dzivielevski is also miles ahead of his nearest challenger on the PGT Leaderboard. Andrew ‘LuckyChewy’ Lichtenberger started the year with a bang, excelling in the PGT Last Chance and Kickoff series, as well as coming second in the PGT Championship, all of which meant he cashed for over $500,000. In previous years, he’d hold a convincing lead, but Chewy finds himself over 400 PGT Points behind the Brazilian at the top of the table.

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