The initial leg of the series begins January 26 with the PGT Kickoff at the PokerGO Studio
The PokerGO Tour has shared the opening stretch of its 2026 schedule, setting the stage for a busy start to the new season in Las Vegas. The early calendar features several familiar stops and formats, with high buy-ins and leaderboard points on the line from the outset.
The first half of the season will include five main series: the PGT Kickoff, PGT Mixed Games, Super High Roller Bowl: Mixed Games, PokerGO Cup, and the PGT PLO Series. All events count toward the season-long standings, with only the top 40 players earning spots in the PGT Championship.
Action begins January 26 with the PGT Kickoff at the PokerGO Studio. The six-event series offers buy-ins from $5,300 to $10,500, with double points awarded for all cashes. The opener has become a key early test, often drawing strong fields and early momentum builders.
February shifts attention to mixed games. The PGT Mixed Games series runs February 3–11, featuring seven tournaments across formats like H.O.R.S.E., 8-Game, and Dealer’s Choice. Buy-ins range from $5,300 to $26,000, with satellites available for players looking to qualify at a lower cost.
Immediately after, the Super High Roller Bowl: Mixed Games takes place from February 12–14. The headline event carries a $100,500 buy-in and uses a 10-game rotation. Additional satellites and side events give players more chances to earn points during the week.
March brings the PokerGO Cup, a 10-event No-Limit Hold’em series that often reshapes the leaderboard. The schedule starts with a $3,300 multi-flight opener and climbs to $15,700 buy-ins. PokerNews will provide live reporting from the series for the first time.
The month closes at The Venetian with the PGT PLO Series from March 20–29. Eight Pot-Limit Omaha tournaments headline the stop, including a $3,300 Main Event and a $10,500 Championship, each backed by sizable guarantees.
