Discover the PGT PLO Series – High-Stakes PLO Tournaments in Las Vegas

The PGT PLO Series is a premier high-stakes pot-limit Omaha (PLO) tournament series hosted by the PokerGO Tour (PGT). Beginning in 2023, the PGT PLO Series showcases the world’s elite PLO players competing for big prize pools and PGT leaderboard points. The series takes place at the iconic PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas, featuring a carefully curated schedule of high buy-in PLO events that attract top professionals, PLO specialists, and Omaha enthusiasts from around the globe. As part of the official PGT season, each event in the PLO Series contributes to the season-long PGT leaderboard, offering players a shot at qualifying for the prestigious PGT $1,000,000 Championship.

With exclusive livestreaming on PokerGO, the PGT PLO Series delivers thrilling four-card poker action, making it a must-watch for fans and a can’t-miss opportunity for players chasing PGT glory.

For everything you need to know about the PGT PLO Series, including the series' history, past winners, and more, this is the place to be.

PGT PLO Series Winners

Year	Series	Events	Winner	Wins	Cashes	Series Earnings
2023	PGT PLO Series I	9	Lautaro Guerra	3	3	$967,150
2023	PGT PLO Series II	10	Daniel Geeng	1	4	$703,160
2024	PGT PLO Series I	10	Samuli Sipila	2	4	$776,140
2024	PGT PLO Series II	9	Matthew Wantman	1	6	$434,380
2025	PGT PLO Series I	11	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD

The PGT PLO Series became a fixture of the PGT schedule starting in 2023. Right out of the gate, it was very apparent how popular the series was, with a record-breaking field size in the very first PGT PLO Series event. Opening the first-ever PGT PLO Series was a $5,000 buy-in pot-limit Omaha tournament, and it attracted an outstanding turnout of 200 entries to become the largest-ever field size for an owned-and-operated PGT event in the PokerGO Studio.

At the very first PGT PLO Series, which took place in March of the 2023 PGT season, Spain's Lautaro Guerra crushed. Guerra cashed three times—and won each tournament he reached the money in. Guerra won Event #5: $10,000 PLO for $220,400, Event #7: $15,000 PLO Bounty for $228,000, and Event #8: $25,000 PLO Championship for $518,750. All told, Guerra won $967,150 in earnings and announced himself as one of the best PLO players in the world.

In the second half of the 2023 PGT season, another lesser-known PLO specialist made a name for himself and captured headlines. This time it was Daniel Geeng becoming the series champion after one win, four cashes, and $703,160 in total prize money. Geeng placed 11th in Event #2: $7,500 PLO Bounty, 14th in Event #3: $10,000 PLO, second in Event #4: $15,000 PLO Progressive Bounty, and then he won Event #9: $25,000 PLO Championship. At the time, Geeng's runner-up finish in Event #4 was his largest-ever live tournament score, and then he one-upped himself by winning the series' championship event for $487,500.

Finland has long been known to produce some of the world's most fearless and ferocious PLO competitors, and it was an elite Finnish player taking the series title in the first edition of the PGT PLO Series in 2024. Samuli Sipila showcased his dominance on the high-stakes stage with two wins, four cashes, and $776,140 in prize money at this series. Sipila won Event #4: $10,000 PLO for $240,300 before he went on to finish seventh in Event #6: $10,000 PLO. Sipila won his second trophy of the series in Event #7: $15,000 PLO Progressive bounty for $159,840 plus $239,000 in bounties, and then placed second to Seth Davies in Event #9: $25,000 PLO Championship for $342,000.

Matthew Wantman cashed six times in nine events at the second PGT PLO Series in 2024. He had one victory on his way to winning the series title. The win came in Event #3: $5,000 PLO, where Wantman topped a field of 155 entries to win $178,250. His other in-the-money finishes were ninth in Event #2: $5,000 PLO Progressive Bounty, fourth in Event #4: $10,000 PLO, 11th in Event #5: $15,000 PLO Progressive Bounty, third in Event #6: $10,000 PLO, and seventh in Event #9: $5,000 PLO Bounty. Wantman's one win and six cashes earned him a total of $434,380, and he won the leaderboard by narrowly edging out Jeremy Ausmus for the top spot.

The PGT PLO Series is part of the PGT. You can find the full schedule of events at pgt.com/schedule.

Poker fans across the globe can enjoy watching the PGT PLO Series on PokerGO. Livestreamed PGT PLO Series action is broadcast on PokerGO.

Top PGT PLO Series Money Earners

Rank	Player	Cashes	Wins	Total Money Won
1	Lautaro Guerra	10	4	$1,417,390
2	Samuli Sipila	7	2	$1,247,140
3	Eelis Parssinen	15	3	$1,233,077
4	Jim Collopy	14	1	$938,755
5	Alex Foxen	10	0	$936,140
6	Daniel Negreanu	13	3	$923,810
7	Allan Le	16	1	$811,020
8	Dylan Weisman	13	2	$797,180
9	Daniel Geeng	7	1	$740,610
10	Joni Jouhkimainen	9	0	$724,240

Most PGT PLO Series Tournament Wins

Rank	Player	Wins
1	Lautaro Guerra	4
T-2	Daniel Negreanu	3
T-2	Eelis Parssinen	3
T-4	Dylan Weisman	2
T-4	Matthew Wantman	2
T-4	Ronald Keijzer	2
T-4	Samulia Sipila	2

Most PGT PLO Series Cashes

Rank	Player	Number of Cashes
1	Allan Le	16
T-2	Eelis Parssinen	15
T-2	Ronald Keijzer	15
T-4	Bryce Yockey	14
T-4	Jim Collopy	14
T-4	Joao Simao	14
T-7	Daniel Negreanu	13
T-7	Dylan Weisman	13
T-9	Sean Winter	12
T-9	Matthew Wantman	12

PGT PLO Series Quick Facts

First series: 2023
Most wins: Lautaro Guerra (4)
Top money earner: Lautaro Guerra ($1,417,390)
Most cashes: Allan Le (16)
Largest field size: 200 entries (2023 PGT PLO Series Event #1: $5,000 PLO)
Total unique cashers: 210

PLO Tournaments In Las Vegas

Las Vegas has become a premier destination for pot-limit Omaha (PLO) tournaments, drawing recreational players and high-stakes pros alike to the vibrant four-card scene. Whether you're a seasoned PLO grinder or looking to take your first shot at a major Omaha event, Las Vegas offers a range of PLO tournament action throughout the year.

The crown jewel of PLO tournaments in Las Vegas is the PGT PLO Series, hosted at the state-of-the-art PokerGO Studio on the ARIA Resort & Casino property. This exclusive high-stakes series features some of the largest buy-ins and best structures in the game, attracting top professionals from around the world to compete for lucrative prize pools and valuable leaderboard points. Stay tuned to the PGT schedule page at pgt.com/schedule for the latest PGT PLO tournaments.

In addition to the PGT PLO Series, the World Series of Poker (WSOP) in Las Vegas is home to major PLO events each summer. Notably, WSOP PLO events with a $10,000 buy-in or higher are eligible for PGT leaderboard points, giving players another path to qualify for the prestigious PGT $1,000,000 Championship at the end of the season.

With professionally run tournaments, world-class venues, and non-stop PLO action, Las Vegas remains the ultimate hotspot for PLO enthusiasts, and there is no better series to compete in than the PGT PLO Series at the PokerGO Studio.

PLO Satellites: Qualify for High-Stakes PLO Events

If you're looking to play high-stakes PLO tournaments such as those that are offered at the PGT PLO Series but don't have the bankroll to plop down $5,000, $10,000, or more, then you'll love to hear about PLO satellite tournaments on offer. These PLO satellites offer an accessible path for players to win their way into high buy-in events like those in the PGT PLO Series.

Ahead of each PGT PLO Series, ARIA Resort & Casino, where the PokerGO Studio is located, offers PLO satellites. These satellite tournaments feature lower buy-ins and award seats into upcoming PGT PLO Series tournaments. Satellite schedules are posted in advance to the pgt.com/schedule page. If you're looking to enter the PGT PLO Series at a fraction of the price, check the PGT schedule page regularly or follow the PGT on social media to see what's on offer.

How To Watch the PGT PLO Series

Enjoy every flop, turn, and river from the PGT PLO Series, exclusively on PokerGO, the livestreaming home of the PGT. PGT PLO Series broadcasts air live on PokerGO.com and the PokerGO app, with full replays available on demand so you never miss a hand of high-stakes action.

To watch, simply visit PokerGO.com or download the PokerGO app to your favorite device. PokerGO is available worldwide on Android phone, Android tablet, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV. You can also stream PokerGO on any web or mobile browser by going to PokerGO.com.

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For fans looking for quick-hit entertainment, you can also find exciting PGT PLO Series highlights and clips on the PokerGO YouTube channel.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About the PGT PLO Series

What is the PGT PLO Series?

The PGT PLO Series is a high-stakes pot-limit Omaha tournament series hosted by the PokerGO Tour (PGT) at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas. It features some of the world’s top PLO players competing for major prize pools and PGT leaderboard points.

Where is the PGT PLO Series held?

All PGT PLO Series events are held at the PokerGO Studio, located at ARIA Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Can anyone play in the PGT PLO Series?

Yes, the PGT PLO Series is open to all players who can afford the buy-ins or qualify through satellites. Events are professionally run and attract both elite pros and rising stars.

How can I qualify for the PGT PLO Series?

Players can qualify by playing live satellite tournaments at ARIA Resort & Casino. These satellites are typically held before each series and award seats into PGT PLO Series events at a lower buy-in.

How do I watch the PGT PLO Series online?

You can watch live final tables and full replays of the PGT PLO Series exclusively on PokerGO.com and the PokerGO app. Highlights are also available on the PokerGO YouTube channel.

Are PGT PLO Series events open to international players?

Yes, international players are welcome and regularly compete in the PGT PLO Series. The series draws PLO enthusiasts from around the globe.

Do WSOP PLO events count for the PGT leaderboard?

Yes, WSOP PLO events with buy-ins of $10,000 or more qualify for PGT leaderboard points, giving players another way to earn their spot in the PGT Championship.

Join the Action – Play or Watch the PGT PLO Series

Whether you're chasing leaderboard points or tuning in for elite PLO poker, the PGT PLO Series delivers can't-miss action from the PokerGO Studio.