Daniel Negreanu Dominates Event #6: $10,100 Pot Limit Omaha to Take Home 3rd PGT Title of the Season

Daniel Negreanu came into the final table of Event #6: $10,100 Pot-Limit Omaha presented by PLO Mastermind second in chips but took the chip lead twenty minutes into play and never looked back, defeating Alex Foxen heads up to capture the title and $265,200 first place prize.

Start-of-day chip leader Foxen briefly regained the lead when he eliminated Nacho Barbero in sixth place. His pocket kings flopped a set, sending the Argentinian to the payout desk to collect his $52,000 prize, but from there, it was all Negreanu. 

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Negreanu regained the chip lead for good when he bluffed Foxen off a chop on a paired board and then solidified it during the next level of play when he eliminated Nick Schulman in fifth place for $67,600 when his turned straight sent Schulman's pocket jacks to the rail. 

One hand later, 2024 PGT Overall points leader Jeremy Ausmus found himself all-in with ace high against Negreanu's king high, but a jack on the flop and a jack on the turn gave Negreanu trips, and Ausmus was out the door in fourth place for $93,600. 

The fourth-place finish marks Ausmus' twenty-fourth cash of the 2024 PGT season, and he now sits nicely in front of the pack with 2,501 points with just over two months left in the season, putting himself in a prime position to start the 2024 PGT Championship as the chip leader.  

Negreanu would continue his onslaught on the next hand as Matthew Wantman was all in from the big blind on the flop with a pair of jacks, only to see Negreanu held queens and sixes. A queen on the turn locked it up for Negreanu, and Event #3 winner Wantman was out the door in third place for $119,600 as Negreanu took a three-to-one chip lead into heads-up play. 

The heads-up match didn't last long as Negreanu continued to pour on the pressure and, combined with the deck running in his favor, put away Foxen in a hurry. 

The final hand of the day saw both players make a full house, but Negreanu's turned queens full of aces sent Foxen's rivered tens full to the payout desk to collect his $171,600 second-place prize.  

The win marks Negreanu's third title of the 2024 PGT season and nineteenth overall cash, as he now sits in second place on the overall leaderboard with 1,998 points thanks to his ninth career PGT title. 

Event #6: $10,100 Pot-Limit Omaha Final Table Payouts

Place	Name	Country	PGT Points	$1,040,000
1st	Daniel Negreanu	Canada	265	$265,200
2nd	Alex Foxen	United States	172	$171,600
3rd	Matthew Wantman	United States	120	$119,600
4th	Jeremy Ausmus	United States	94	$93,600
5th	Nick Schulman	United States	68	$67,600
6th	Nacho Barbero	Argentina	52	$52,000

Matthew Wantman Stays Atop the Series Leaderboard with Fifth Cash

Event #6: $10,100 Pot-Limit Omaha drew 104 entrants, creating a prize pool of $1,040,000 with the top fifteen players making the money, and thanks to his fifth cash in a row, Matthew Wantman remains atop the overall PGT PLO Series II presented by PLO Mastermind leaderboard. 

The Event #3 winner is now 99 points clear of Isaac Haxton for the top spot after Haxton could only muster a 15th-place finish after taking home the title in Event #5. 

Event #6 winner Daniel Negreanu now sits in third on the series leaderboard courtesy of his third cash but trails Wantman by 129 points with two events to play. 

Rounding out the top five is runner-up Alex Foxen, who improved on his third-place finish in Event #5 to vault into fourth place with 306 points, while Event #4 winner James Chen (US) sits in fifth with 263 points. 

Joni Jouhkaminen (13th) and Ben Lamb (14th) just missed out on their second final table in as many days as both picked up their third cashes of the series. Lamb sits in sixth place overall with 237 points, while Jouhkaminen, who was actually looking for his third final table in a row, sits in 11th place with 138 points. 

Rounding out the top ten is Nacho Barbero, who also picked up his third cash of the series to sit in seventh place with 229 points, just ahead of the other two event winners, Dylan Weisman and Lautaro Guerra. 2024 WSOP Main Event Final Tablist Joe Serock rounds out the top ten with 156 points. 

Two events remain in the race for the 2024 PGT PLO Series II presented by PLO Mastermind and Event #7: $15,100 Pot-Limit Omaha is already underway, and you can catch all the exciting day one action here before catching the final table on October 21st on PokerGo at 1:00 p.m. PST. 

PGT PLO Series II Presented by PLO Mastermind Top Ten Leaderboard

Rank	Player	Points	Wins	Cashes	Winnings
1	Matthew Wantman	439	1	5	$424,300
2	Isaac Haxton	340	1	3	$220,540
3	Daniel Negreanu	310	1	3	$300,675
4	Alex Foxen	306	0	2	$267,540
5	James Chen (US)	263	1	2	$227,750
6	Ben Lamb	237	0	3	$220,540
7	Nacho Barbero	229	0	3	$263,625
8	Dylan Weisman	203	1	3	$125,515
9	Lautaro Guerra	178	1	1	$178,250
10	Joe Serock	156	0	2	$128,235

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