Best place to play poker in south america?

Any good casino?

South American countries don't have much of a talent for offering poker games. Furthermore, there is a big difference between the game of poker and the games offered by casinos. Poker is a strategic and mental game, casino games are games that rely exclusively on luck to win some money.

I haven't played there but I can just imagine that it must be very unprofitable or difficult to manage or have a poker bankroll at all. Why? because of inflation. Maybe not even the best poker pros can win enough money to beat inflation.

I think you are confusing poker rooms with casinos, I recommend ggpoker and pokerstars, due to the amount of traffic there is

Among all, I would single out Argentina as the best for poker. Uruguay is good, but not cheap. 90 days plus an extension of 90 without leaving, residence permits are also easy to obtain.

3In Brazil there is the H2 CLUB with its largest house in São Paulo. I've never been there and last year I won a ticket to an in-person Main Event tournament on their calendar, the spot was won by me by going through some tournaments on 888poker where first I won one of the 15 spots among Brazilian players in a freeroll with a ticket. $5.5 and this tournament offered 7 places for another qualifying stage tournament with a ticket of $33 and this tournament rewarded 3 players to play the Main Event with 500 k guaranteed prize pool and a buyn of $330=R$1,500 and I couldn't get to the city of São Paulo because I live a little far away and I had no money to travel.

rzNo H2 CLUB there are numerous tournaments throughout the year with various disputes and a schedule of stages throughout the year with major events!

Oliverromero said:

Any good casino?

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In Rosario, Argentina, they use to have interesting poker series tournaments.
The CAP series have events with +$50k for the winner, which is a huge ammount to win in Argentina.

To play? Maybe! To make a profit? I don't think so, compared to the brothers from the north. 😉