PGT PLO final table LIVE: The final seven players in Event #7 are playing down to a winner with $292,500 up top – check out the livestream to follow the action.
Finnish PLO legend Joni Jouhkimainen leads the pack, with Lautaro Guerra, Nick Palma, and Matthew Wantman also in the mix.
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Double or nothing? Jared Bleznick lost $250K in his last heads-up PLO battle with Eelis Pärssinen. Now they're running it back – and doubling the stakes to $500/$1K and $1K/$2K. Find out what happened below.
Sam Soverel wins $15,700 PLO Series Mystery Bounty for 17th PGT title: He won $250,000 including bounties on Thursday night, vaulting him to the top of the series leaderboard with two events remaining. It's his fourth PGT win of the year and, more significantly, his record-extending 17th title – four clear of Alex Foxen in second.
The moment Alejandro Lococo won the 2026 WCOOP $1,050 Main Event (Medium). It's another huge win for Papo MC – this time for $343K.
Feel the energy. Want to know how to pull the jackpot bounty envelope? Just follow Sean Winter's approach. Dust... dust... dust... bink. You have to match the energy in his celebrations, too.
Brazil dominates 2026 WCOOP. Brazil won more bracelets than any other country at the recent 2026 WSOP Online festival, and has now topped the country standings by a wide margin in the just-concluded WCOOP.
Country leaderboard
Renan Bruschi and Johannes Straver led the individual title count with four apiece, with five players, including Benny Glaser, one behind.
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A little bit of WCOOP history: It took 26 editions, but Mongolia finally has its first WCOOP champion. 'Billionai8' won the $109 PKO Series Saver for $32,520.
Alex Thompson enjoys breakout win in WPT Australia Championship. He had a total of $103,365 in live tournament earnings ahead of the A$5K event in Sydney. When he beat Filip Radic heads-up and topped a 527-entry field, he won A$465,900, including a seat in the 2026 World Championship.
“I still can’t really comprehend how massive it is,” Thompson said afterward.
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