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PTPGT Texas PLO Roundup Brings Big Action to Houston
Summary:
- The PokerGO Tour series will run November 14–24 at Champions Club with $1.35 million in guarantees.
- The $3,300 Main Event will feature a $1 million prize pool and six starting flights.
- Last year’s event drew 474 entries and crowned Lawrence Chang as champion.
The PokerGO Tour is heading to Houston next month for the PGT Texas PLO Roundup, and true to Texas form, everything about it will be big. The series will run from November 14 to 24 at Champions Club and offer more than $1.3 million in guaranteed prize pools.
$1M Guarantee Main Event
Buy-ins start at $200 and go as high as $5,300, but the main attraction is the $3,300 Pot-Limit Omaha Main Event, which carries a massive $1 million guarantee.
The Main Event begins November 20 and includes six starting flights, with three of them played in turbo format. The final table will be streamed live on PokerGO on November 24.
Although the series is focused on Omaha, there are a few No-Limit Hold’em tournaments mixed in, including the $300 opener on November 14 with a $15,000 guarantee. That same day, players can jump into a $400 multi-flight PLO event boasting a $100,000 prize pool.
The schedule has plenty to keep players busy: a $1,100 PLO progressive knockout, a $300 Big O event, and several $5,300 high rollers for those who like bigger stakes. The action wraps up on November 24 with a $200 Round of Each (ROE) tournament that alternates between PLO and No-Limit Hold’em.
PGT Promises Another Successful Roundup
Last year’s PGT PLO Roundup Main Event drew 474 entries and built a $1.4 million prize pool. Lawrence Chang came out with flying colors, defeating Andrew Ige heads-up and taking home $300,000.
The list of noteworthy winners in 2024 included Ronald Keijzer, Curtis Miller, and WSOP Main Event finalist Adam Hendrix, who each took home titles in $5,100 PLO high roller events.
This year, the same beloved combination of affordable buy-ins, high-stakes tournaments, and big guarantees is expected to take over the roundup and once again turn it into one of the most popular poker events of the fall.
Currently, PokerGO is running the PGT PLO Series II in Las Vegas.
