There is no stop for the crypto-based poker site CoinPoker, as it’s continuously adding star poker players to its ambassador rank. In a new addition to the CoinPoker Ambassador roster, the site joins hands with the Brazilian poker player Olivio Gontijo alias BigFat.
Olivio Gontijo is now part of the CoinPoker ambassador rank, which includes Tony G, Carl Froch, Mario Mosböck, Patrick Leonard, Jonathan Little, and many more poker players. Olivio Gontijo joined CoinPoker on September 1, which was followed by the signing of the Ukrainian female pro-Olga Iermolcheva to its ambassador rank.
Brazil is currently one of the booming countries in Online Poker, with several online poker operators tapping into the online poker world of Brazil. Pokerstars even roped football star Neymar in 2021, as its ambassador to attract both soccer and Brazilian fans.
Who is Olivio Gontijo?
Olivio Gontijo is a Brazilian poker pro and streamer who frequently streams on YouTube and his Twitch channel under the name ‘BigFat.’ He is mostly an online poker player but has appeared in several live poker tournaments as well.
He has nearly 25k followers on his Twitch channel ‘Bigfatfatop,’ and up to 4k subscribers on his YouTube Channel ‘BIGFAT.’ He also has 13.4k followers on Instagram with over 2.3 million in total reel views.
With the announcement of joining CoinPoker, the player also announced a $300 GTD freeroll with an extra $100 Bounty to whoever eliminated him. Although he got eliminated in the freeroll event, in return, Gontijo knocked out Olga Iermolcheva in the Crypto Series of Poker 30-H and brought back his $100 Bounty.
BigFat to Compete in CoinPoker’s $3M Crypto Series of Poker
Gontijo is now among the ambassadors who are participating in the ongoing Crypto Series of Poker, which has $3 million in guarantees. He even eliminated the recently joined Olga Iermolcheva in the CSOP #30-H: $100 Super Tuesday Event and scooped the $100 Bounty.
The Crypto Series of Poker is currently available on CoinPoker, with buy-ins starting from $1 to $5,000, giving enthusiasts a wider variety of events with affordable buy-ins.
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