The Campeonato Paulista de Poker (CPH) enters its final stretch with the 7th stage, which runs until October 21st at H2.

The seventh stage of the CPH (Campeonato Paulista de Poker), the largest state poker championship in the country, began this Monday and continues until October 21st . This is the penultimate stop of the 2025 season, making the event decisive in the dispute for the titles of the General, Omaha, Ladies and Seniors rankings.

The Main Event will have a buy-in of R$1,5 and a guaranteed prize pool of R$500. The full schedule offers a wide variety of tournaments, with buy-ins ranging from R$70 to R$10, catering to all types of players.

Among the main highlights of this stage are the High Roller 200K, the Majestic Super High Roller 300K, the Mega 75K, and the Second Chance 50K. The female audience will have two exclusive competitions: the Ladies Low, with a buy-in of R$ 70, and the Ladies High, with a buy-in of R$ 300. The 10K Seniors, aimed at players over 50 years old, will also have a buy-in of R$ 300.

For fans of the Omaha variant, which also has its own ranking, the options include the 10K Omaha 4 Cards, the 20K Omaholdem, and the 30K Omaholdem KO.

Another special moment will be the traditional Mega 50K – NOTEA, a charity tournament that donates part of the fees and rake to the NGO Notea, dedicated to the care and treatment of people with autism spectrum disorder.

With 20 seasons completed, the Campeonato Paulista de Poker (CPH) has established itself as the largest state Texas Hold'em tournament in Brazil and one of the most technically demanding in the Southern Hemisphere. The CPH brings together competitors from all over the country and remains one of the most prestigious events on the national poker calendar.