P2W Palmas Opening Report: Eduardo Oliveira Wins Turbo 5K on CTP Day One

P2W Palmas started its live poker program on Saturday, Aug. 1, 2026, with two tournaments as part of the Circuito Tocantinense de Poker, and one of the opening-day titles went to Eduardo Oliveira. According to Brazilian poker outlet Mundo Poker, Oliveira won the Turbo 5K, a low-cost side event with a R$60 buy-in, after the field drew 70 entries.

The win paid R$1,700 and gave Oliveira a trophy at the new club in Palmas, capital of Tocantins. The same source says the club was opening with an early-August schedule that included R$200,000 in guaranteed prize money. This report is based on the Portuguese-language coverage and should be treated as a poker-room opening note, not as a video-poker product review.

What happened on opening day

The Turbo 5K was one of two tournaments played on the first day of the CTP stage at P2W Palmas. Oliveira reached the final table along with Victor Seiji Hara, Wanderson Fernandes, Douglas Oliveira and Wanderley Silva. According to the report, Oliveira was at one point the shortest stack at the final table before mounting a comeback.

The decisive hand ended with Oliveira all-in on T6 and Victor Seiji Hara calling with K5. Oliveira won the race and took the tournament. In a statement translated from Portuguese, Oliveira said: “It was a nice tournament. Although it was a tournament with few players, it was a very technical dispute, with very good durability. The satisfaction is enormous. It is very good to win a title and be able to lift a trophy at this moment.”

Confirmed final-table payouts

Mundo Poker listed the following payments for the Turbo 5K final table:

The listed prizes for the top five places total R$4,600. The source does not explain how many buy-ins, reentries or add-ons formed the final prize pool, so the total payout structure may be larger than the five positions shown above.

Club context and organizer background

P2W Palmas is presented by Mundo Poker as a new poker club in the Tocantins capital, planned over several months by a team with experience in Brazilian tournament circuits. The room is managed by Pedro Londe, who, according to the same coverage, previously worked with the KSOP team and helped organize events in Tocantins and the Federal District.

For players who follow the Brazilian poker circuit, the club’s opening weekend matters because it expands tournament options outside the traditional big-city stops. However, the report does not list exact opening hours, cash-game availability, rake structures or amenities. Player who want those details should check official P2W Palmas channels before traveling.

Video-poker players should not assume anything

The original Mundo Poker coverage is about live tournament poker, not video poker or video-poker machines. Nothing in the source page confirms that P2W Palmas offers video poker games. Players looking for video poker should verify the property’s game menu directly. This article is filed under a poker-room report angle because the source supports a live-poker room story, not a video-poker equipment guide.

A related story on the same page says Priscilla Pizzoni won the Welcome event at the new club and took R$4,700. That suggests the opening day crowned multiple champions, with the Welcome as the larger field event and the Turbo 5K as the lower-stakes side event.

What remains unclear

Several details are still uncertain:

• The source describes Eduardo Oliveira as lifting the first trophy from the new P2W Palmas club, while a related Mundo Poker item credits Priscilla Pizzoni with “the first title in the history of P2W Palmas” in the Welcome. The exact wording may reflect different event categories or an editing inconsistency, but the two claims should not be treated as the same fact.
• The exact date and structure of the R$200,000 guaranteed event are not fully laid out in the page context.
• No live-stream link, final-table replay or official video clip is included in the provided source material, so players should not assume a full broadcast exists.

How to use this report

Readers can use this story as a starting point for checking the new room’s schedule and prize structures. The confirmed facts, as reported by Mundo Poker, are the Turbo 5K buy-in of R$60, the 70-entry field, Eduardo Oliveira’s win, the five listed payouts and the club’s opening date of Aug. 1, 2026. For anything else, including video-poker availability and the full guarantee schedule, independent confirmation from P2W Palmas is still needed.

Source: https://mundopoker.com.br/p2w/eduardo-oliveira-vence-o-turbo-5k-e-encerra-o-primeiro-dia-do-ctp-do-p2w-palmas-com-titulo-satisfacao/