Poker's professional season continues this week with seven mixed games tournaments at the PokerGO Studio in the fifth edition of PGT Mixed Games.
The 2026 season is already hot out of the gate with the PGT Kickoff throwing four of the PGT's five biggest $5K tournaments ever. The mixed game series will throw six different game variants from February 3-11 with buy-ins ranging from $5,100 to $25,300, and it all leads up to the $100,000 Super High Roller Bowl Mixed Games from February 12-14. PGT Mixed Games will also feature a livestream for four of its events, starting with the opening final table on Wednesday, February 4.
The schedule started with two $5,100 buy-ins, a HORSE tournament on Feb. 3 and an 8-Game on February 4. After that, two $10,200 events follow the same schedule format on February 5 and 6. Two $15,200 events, a Big Bet Mix and a Dealer's Choice, lead the way to the $25,300 8-Game Championship finale on February 10.
Seven events, six variants
Every event plays to a final table on Day 1 except for the Championship, which will wrap after a set amount of levels before they play to a winner on Day 2.
2026 PGT Mixed Games Schedule
- Tuesday, Feb. 3 - $5,100 HORSE*
- Wednesday, February 4 - $5,100 8-Game
- Thursday, February 5 - $10,200 HORSE
- Friday, Feb. 6 - $10,200 8-Game*
- Saturday, Feb. 7 - $15,200 Big Bet Mix*
- Monday, Feb. 9 - $15,200 Dealer's Choice
- Tuesday Feb. 10 - $25,300 10-Game Championship*
* - livestreamed on PokerGO
Who is playing in the $100,000 SHRB Mixed Games?
After seven events, the PGT Mixed Games series will give way to the $100,000 Super High Roller Bowl, where 25 players are already confirmed to sit down. It's expected to outpace last year's event, which was won by Chad Eveslage, which drew 29 entries.
The nose bleed mixed games tournament takes place over three days, with a final table scheduled for February 14. A one-day consolation event, the $5,100 8-Game, will go off on Day 2 while the rest of the room fights to play on that final table, where Eveslage won $1,200,000 last March.
Four players so far have locked in a seat via community-based satellites, starting with last year's champ Eveslage. Gus Hansen, Justin Liberto, and Tobias Leknes are also set after satellite wins, and each will be playing for the first time in the PokerGO Studio. The rest of the confirmed players for the SHRB Mixed Games $100K:
- Daniel Negreanu
- Brian Rast
- Cary Katz
- Bryn Kenney
- Jason Mercier
- Walter Chambers
- Chino Rheem
- Nick Schulman
- Scott Seiver
- Ben Lamb
- Brian Tate
- Eric Wasserson
- Hal Rotholz
- Nick Guagenti
- Albert Daher
- Yuri Dzivielevski
- Benny Glaser
- Johannes Becker
- Talal Shakerchi
- Robert Wells
- Philip Sternheimer
All three days of the SHRB will stream on PokerGO with commentary from Ali Nejad, Chris Vitch, and Alex Livington.
