Who Should You Back at the PGT PLO Series?
Who Should You Back at the PGT PLO Series?

The latest tournament series to hit Las Vegas is a huge one for fans of the four-card game. The PokerGO Tour PLO Series begins this week and there are half a dozen players who you can back to victory via PokerStake. With the second half of the PGT season kicking off with the event series, PokerStake’s Brock Wilson finds himself in third place on the overall leaderboard as players battle to reach the top 40 places that will guarantee participating in the season-ending PGT $1m Championship Freeroll.

Bringing PLO Back

It seems an age since the 2026 World Series of Poker ended back in July. Two months on, the poker world hasn’t seen nearly as much Pot Limit Omaha as they’d like. While the GGPoker Global Ambassador and eight-time bracelet winner Daniel Negreanu has made the final table of a PLO event already at the WSOP Online series on GGPoker from his home country of Canada, others are taking on the four-card game from Las Vegas.

The 2026 PGT PLO Series hosts eight events with escalating entry fees of between $5,300 and $26,000 in Event #8, which acts as a PLO Main Event. Each of the final tables will be screened exclusively on PokerGO, with big winners crowned as live, so backers on PokerStake can sweat along with their heroes.

Half a dozen players are putting their action on sale already, with eight events lined up that could make you big profits if you back the right players and spread your investments across multiple bullets and events taking place at the PokerGO Studio at ARIA on the Las Vegas Strip.

Livingston Looking to Capitalize

There are some terrific PLO specialists putting their action on sale on the site and Alex Livingston (below) is among the best of them. The Canadian, who won the PGT Mixed Series Main Event in 2024 for $324,465, has an enviable record in Pot Limit Omaha events, is playing Events #6, #7 and #8, with multiple bullets on sale for those tournaments art a markup of between 1.03 and 1.05.

Alex Livingston
Canadian player and commentator Alex Livingston is looking to crush again in PLO.

David Coleman is another elite player who will be someone no-one wants at their table. The American, who is also selling to Event #8, the $26,000 PLO Championship, has action on sale in Events #3, #4, and #5, and once again is selling at tremendous value, offering action at between 1.07 and 1.10 across the board.

Dylan Linde is another top pro who will be an attractive pick to anyone hunting a regular winner in PLO event. The Canadian is selling to Events #4, #6, #7 and #8, with a markuo of between 1.04 and 1.08 meaning he’s very likely to earn you profit if you either spread the action you buy across all his bullets or pick the right event. We like the look of Dylan’s chances in the $15,700-entry Event #7, with his ability to win events late in series well documented.

Ferguson Firing for Glory

Earlier in the year, Natalie Ferguson enjoyed great success in the PokerGO Studio and she returns to action in the PGT PLO Series. Selling to both of the first two events at no markup at all, you’ll have to get in quick to grab a piece of Natalie’s action in both of the $5,300 buy-in events, but if you do, we think your chances of winning profit are great.

Derek Bugg is also selling at ‘spot’ to the opening event, and it’s his only action on sale at present. Both Derek and Natalie could easily decide to sell to further events later in the series should they bank profit in the early events. Derek is selling with share dilution, which means the buyer’s share will be diluted depending on the number of re-entries of the seller. For example, if you buy 10% of the share, and Derek re-enters after a knockout, increasing the seller’s total entries to two entries, the buyer’s share would be diluted to 5%.

Finally, the man with possibly the greatest name in poker, Nathan Gamble, is selling to the first four events at present. Gamble’s mixed game prowess is legendary and that makes him excellent value in both the $5,3000-entry events, the $10,500 buy-in Event #3 and the $10,500-entry PLO Quattro Bounty Event #4 too.

Whoever you’re backing in the 2026 PGT PLO Series, do so via PokerStake and the easy deposit and withdraw function of the buying market means you can be sweating along with your chosen champion and celebrating with them while you watch the action on PokerGO at the same time as they lift the trophy! Check out our full PGT PLO Series staking page today.

PGT PLO Series Schedule
The PGT PLO Series schedule in full.