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The PGT PLO Series wrapped up at the PokerGO Studio with Austrian pro Jonas Kronwitter emerging as the standout performer across eight events. Kronwitter finished atop the leaderboard with 598 points, five cashes, two victories, and $576,088 in earnings.
Kronwitter started strong, finishing runner-up to Sam Soverel in Event #1 before two ninth-place finishes in Events #2 and #4. He broke through in Event #5, defeating Richard Gryko heads-up for $201,600, then sealed a second title in Event #7 via a heads-up deal with Joni Jouhkimainen worth $267,563.
Sam Soverel also enjoyed a strong series, opening the festival by beating Kronwitter heads-up in Event #1 for $122,850. After a quiet stretch, he won Event #6’s Mystery Bounty tournament, earning $250,000 including bounties. The victory gave Soverel a record-extending 17th PGT title, and he finished second on the leaderboard with 376 points.
The series’ biggest buy-in event, the $26,000 PLO Championship, drew 48 entries for a $1.2 million prize pool. Cesar Garcia won it for $420,000, pushing his series earnings to $454,450 and third place overall. Robert Cowen finished runner-up for $264,000.
Other winners included Robert Chorlian, who claimed his first PGT title in Event #2, and Roussos Koliakoudakis, who won Event #3 three years after finishing runner-up in a similar event. James Chen continued his Omaha winning streak with victory in Event #4’s Quattro Bounty.
Overall, the eight events attracted 542 entries and generated $5.48 million in prize pools, with Kronwitter and Soverel combining for four of the eight titles.
