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Daniel Negreanu wins PLO tournament on the PokerGO Tour for $265,200

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The PokerGO Tour series has prepared PLO tournaments for its players, which have attracted some of the biggest names on the world poker scene. There was also Daniel Negreanu, who became a champion last night. However, Isaac Haxton was not missing from the list of winners either.

For October, the PokerGO Tour (PGT) series has prepared PLO-format tournaments for its poker fans. The PGT PLO Series runs from Oct. 14 to Oct. 22, and will be immediately followed by the $100,000 buy-in Super High Roller Bowl PLO.

On this night, tournament number 6 took place, which had a buy-in of $10,100, an entry count of 104, and a prizepool of $1,040,000. There was a $265,200 prize waiting for the winner and Alex Foxen entered the final table as chipleader. However, he was defeated by Daniel Negreanu in the final heads-up to emerge as the winner. In addition to the prize money, he also won his third PGT title of the year, and his ninth PGT title of his career overall.

PlaceNameCountryPGT Points$1,040,000
1stDaniel NegreanuCanada265$265,200
2ndAlex FoxenUnited States172$171,600
3rdMatthew WantmanUnited States120$119,600
4thJeremy AusmusUnited States94$93,600
5thNick SchulmanUnited States68$67,600
6thNacho BarberoArgentina52$52,000

Tournament number 5 had a buy-in of $15,100 and was a Progressive Bounty format. The entries count stopped at 82, leaving the prizepool at $1,230,000. Isaac Haxton entered the final table as a massive chipleader and gave his opponents no chance of success, taking home his second PGT title of the year and $169,740 in prize money, plus $214,000 in bounty rewards.

PlaceNameCountryPGT PointsPayoutsBounties
1stIsaac HaxtonUnited States289$169,740$214,000
2ndBen LambUnited States186$169,740$40,000
3rdAlex FoxenUnited States134$95,940$6,000
4thJoe SerockUnited States98$70,110$27,000
5thJoni JouhkimainenFinland72$51,660$0
6thBryce YockeyUnited States52$36,900$18,000

How did the other tournaments finish?

Tournament number 4 had a buy-in of $10,100 and produced 100 entries. In the final heads-up here, the players agreed to a deal that netted them $200,000 and a $20,000 runner-up finish for the winner. That was James Chen, for whom it was the first PGT title of his career.

PlaceNameCountryPGT PointsPayout
1stJames Chen (US)United States255$220,000
2ndNacho BarberoArgentina165$200,000
3rdSean RafaelUnited States115$115,000
4thMatthew WantmanUnited States90$90,000
5thSamuli SipilaFinland65$65,000
6thEelis ParssinenFinland50$50,000
7thJoni JouhkimainenFinland40$40,000

The third tournament had a buy-in of $5,100 and attracted 155 entries. The winner here was Matthew Wantman, who fell to less than three blinds in the final heads-up. Even that didn't stop him, however, and he beat Austrian player Jonas Kronwitter in the end. He took home $178,250.

PlaceNameCountryPGT Points$775,000
1stMatthew WantmanUnited States178$178,250
2ndJonas KronwitterAustria112$112,375
3rdZachary SchwartzUnited States78$77,500
4thJoe SerockUnited States58$58,125
5thMichael DuekArgentina47$46,500
6thEran CarmiIsreal39$38,750
7thEelis ParssinenFinland31$31,000

The $5,100 buy-in Event #2 was a Progressive Bounty format tournament and produced 159 entries. The winner here was Dylan Weisman, who knocked out all of his opponents in the final table to take home $88,245 plus $107,000 in bounty prizes.

PlaceNameCountryPGT PointsPayoutsBounties
1stDylan WeismanUnited States154$88,245$107,000
2ndRichard GrykoUnited Kingdom93$88,245$17,000
3rdSean WinterUnited States67$47,700$12,000
4thBruno FurthUnited States50$35,775$12,000
5thJohn RiordanUnited States40$28,620$13,000
6thDaniel NegreanuCanada33$23,850$10,000

The very first tournament of this series also had a buy-in of $5,100 and brought 155 players. The winner here was Spain's Lautaro Guerra, for whom this is the fourth PGT title. He also bagged a $178,250 bounty to go with it.

PlaceNameCountryPGT PointsPayout
1stLautaro GuerraSpain178$178,250
2ndJosh AriehUnited States112$112,375
3rdSean TrohaUnited States78$77,500
4thChristopher CostaUnited States58$58,125
5thJohnson PhanyasengCanada47$46,500
6thJonathan LittleUnited States39$38,750
7thBilly TarangoUnited States31$31,000

Source - pgt.com, poker central

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