Just one week after the Latin American Poker Tour finished its fourth season in São Paolo, Brazil, PokerStars has now revealed the schedule for the coming Season 5. The tour will kick off in Viña del Mar, Chile, already in March.

Daniele Nestola last night won the Latin American Poker Tour's Grand Final in São Paolo, Brazil, collecting a first prize of $168,747. Team PokerStars pro Daniel Negreanu finished in sixth place for $28,423.

The final table of the Latin American Poker Tour's Grand Final in São Paolo has been set, with German Daniele Nestola holding the chip lead. Daniel Negreanu is also among the final eight, currently sitting on the table's fifth largest stack.

PokerStars has unveiled the chosen venue for the last stop on this season's Latin American Poker Tour. The LAPT Grand Final will this time be played in São Paulo, Brazil, during the world famous Carnival in February.

The Latin American Poker Tour's Punta del Este stop found a local winner yesterday, as Uruguayan Alex Komaromi beat 442 players to claim the title. Komaromi will collect $244,720 for his win.

PokerStars has today announced the creation of a brand new, all-Brazilian poker circuit, the Brasil Poker Tour or BPT. The tour will have three events planned for season one, starting in July in São Paulo.

Kamal Ferri of Peru was crowned the newest champion of the Latin American Poker Tour this weekend. Ferri overcame 350 players in Lima, Peru to claim a $207,400 first prize.

The fourth season of the Latin American Poker Tour is set to return to Chile after one year's absence. The festivities will begin the day after tomorrow and culminate with the LAPT Chile Main Event.

Online qualifier Alex Manzano late last night became the Latin American Poker Tour's newest champion after winning the LAPT Brazil in São Paulo. Manzano defeated Joao Neto heads-up for the title.

The final table of the Latin American Poker Tour Brazil was set last night in São Paulo with five of eight seats being taken by local players. Chip leader, however, is Leandro Csome from Argentina.

The Latin American Poker Tour's Brazil stop is reaching its decisive stages in São Paulo. Chilean Alex Manzano holds the chip lead with 24 players left in the tournament, followed by Joao Bauer.

The Latin American Poker Tour has reached its fourth season and will for the first time ever visit São Paulo in Brazil. The Main Event got underway last night, seeing 536 players put down a BRL$5,000 buy-in.

PokerStars have announced yet another two full schedules of tours coming up in the new year. Full stop lists have been added to the LAPT and ANZPT schedules, as well as details of the PCA have arrived.

The Latin American Poker Tour's third season came to an end early this morning with Peruvian online qualifier Martin Sansour winning the Grand Final in Rosario, Argentina.