'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. 

The PokerGO Tour will now hop across The Strip for the PGT PLO Series at Venetian starting on March 23. After that it's back to the Studio for the US Poker from April 10-21. From there it's off to the Lone Star State for the Texas Poker Open from May 6-11. 

Dive in for the full broadcast of Sunday's PokerGO cup final table:

Lead image courtesy of PokerGO/Antonio Abrego.