When 888poker announced their 8-team competition for the 2017 World Series of Poker Main Event, many observers felt that either Brazil or Sweden was going to come out on top of the five-team competition based solely on those countries dominance of the PocketFives Rankings.

Those observers were smart. Brazil’s Joao Monteiro was eliminated on Day 4 in 583rd place and while the $22,449 cash is a solid return on investment for the man who qualified for $30, he also gets a $12,500 package to the 2018 WSOP Main Event for being the last 8-team qualifier to bust.

The competition pitted three-player teams, consisting of a captain, a wingman and a qualifier, from five different countries against each other. Whichever qualifier outlasted the others won a free 2018 WSOP Main Event package.

Only two of the qualifiers ended up making the money. Before Monteiro was eliminated in 583rd, Canadian qualifier Timothy Cavallin was sent packing in 695th place for $18,693.

While none of the wingmen were able to cash, there are still two Team Captains in the Main Event chasing the $8,150,000 first place prize money; Germany’s Dominik Nitsche and Sweden’s Sofia Lovgren.

Here’s a look at how each of the five teams did.

Team Sweden
POSITION	NAME	PLACE	EARNINGS
Captain	Sofia Lovgren	Still Playing	TBD
Wingman	Martin Jacobson	DNC	$0
Qualifier	Anton Bertilsson	DNC	$0

Team United Kingdom
POSITION	NAME	PLACE	EARNINGS
Captain	Chris Moorman	DNC	$0
Wingman	Wiliam Kassouf	DNC	$0
Qualifier	Ky Maciejewsk	DNC	$0

Team Canada
POSITION	NAME	PLACE	EARNINGS
Captain	Parker Talbot	DNC	$0
Wingman	Griffin Benger	DNC	$0
Qualifier	Timothy Cavallin	695th	$18,693

Team Germany
POSITION	NAME	PLACE	EARNINGS
Captain	Dominik Nitsche	Still Playing	TBD
Wingman	Mario Basler	789th	$17,243
Qualifier	Sebastian Bachman	DNC	$0

Team Brazil
POSITION	NAME	PLACE	EARNINGS
Captain	Bruno Politano	DNC	$0
Wingman	Denilson	DNC	$0
Qualifier	Joao Monteiro	583rd	$22,449