Felipe “Mojave” Ramos has earned over $2.6 million in documented poker tournament earnings in his poker career. While Ramos has accomplished many things in poker, winning a World Series of Poker bracelet is still on his to-do list. Ramos came painfully close to winning his first career bracelet early Monday morning in the GGPoker WSOP Online Bracelet Event #11 $1000 DOUBLE STACK tournament, but had to settle for a second-place finish instead of the victory.
Felipe Ramos is a GGPoker ambassador for Team Brazil. He streams his online play live on his Twitch channel, FelipeMojave. Ramos’s streams have been averaging 685 followers over the last 30 days. During Sunday night’s final table run, Ramos was streaming to over 3,000 average viewers with a peak of 3,520 viewers.
Ramos played his way down to heads up against Hinojas Jerome, who held just over a 3-to-1 chip lead. On the final hand of heads-up play, Jerome opened to 5,500,000 and Ramos moved all-in for his remaining 66,458,186 with AcJc. Jerome made the call with As6s, sending Ramos to the flop as a heavy favorite.
The flop came Jd 9c 6h, giving a pair to both players. The Qs on the turn brought no help to Jerome. Ramos only needed to fade a six on the river to earn the double-up, but the 6c fell to eliminate him and to crush his passionate fans on the Twitch digital rail.
