'LuckyChewy' grabs PGT win #9, Brock Wilson locks Cup series title

Andrew Lichtenberger
Matt Hansen
Matt Hansen
Posted on: March 15, 2026 20:59 PDT
ENTRIES ($15000) IN THE MONEY
52
8
PRIZE POOL $780,000
2ND PRIZE $163.8K
FIRST PRIZE $257.4K
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PGT final tables in 2026 for Andrew Lichtenberger, two of which were wins. 

1st
VS
2nd
Andrew Lichtenberger
1st
Andrew Lichtenberger
US
Prize
$257,400
Career Earnings: $24,550,835
PRIZE
Sam Soverel
2nd
Sam Soverel
US
Prize
$163,800
Career Earnings: $32,048,530
PRIZE
Andrew Lichtenberger
1st
Andrew Lichtenberger
US
Sam Soverel
2nd
Sam Soverel
US
Final Hand
Prize
$257,400
Career Earnings: $24,550,835
PRIZE
Prize
$163,800
Career Earnings: $32,048,530
PRIZE
RESULTS
  1. 1ST US Andrew Lichtenberger $257,400
  2. 2ND US Sam Soverel $163,800
  3. 3RD US Art Peacock $109,200
  4. 4TH US Joe McKeehen $78,000
  5. 5TH CA John Krpan $62,400
  6. 6TH US Brock Wilson $46,800
  7. 7TH US Joey Weismann $31,200
Final Hand
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Andrew 'LuckyChewy' Lichtenberger wrapped up his ninth PGT title and Brock Wilson coasted to the PokerGO Cup series leaderboard win on a rare Sunday at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas. 

Wilson needed to survive the bubble on Day 1 of the $15K finale of the PGT Major, and he would go on to a final table appearance and sixth-place finish for good measure. The final results added to two other wins for Wilson during the 10-event series, but Sunday's finish pushed him over the top of Filipp Khavin, who also had two wins during the series. 

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Meanwhile, Lichtenberger is back on track for a big 2026 after he struck out in all nine of the previous PokerGO Cup events. It's a quick up-and-down rebound after the year started with a second-place finish in the PGT Championship before his eighth PGT title during the tour's kickoff series. 

Lichtenberger defeated Sam Soverel after the two dealt with Day 2 chip leader Art Peacock. Peacock would parlay that chip lead into a third-place finish, ahead of 2015 WSOP Main Event champion Joe McKeehen and fifth-place finisher John Krpan. Wilson and Joey Weissman rounded out the final table.