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$215 Mystery Bounty Main Event Headlines GGPoker PLO Series 2026

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GGPoker all set with PLO Series for August 2026
PLO Series kicks off on August 2
GGPoker's latest promotion guarantees a prize pool worth $20M

GGPoker's 2026 PLO Series runs from August 2 to August 17 with $20 million guaranteed, a $200,000 leaderboard, buy-ins from $15 to $10,000, and featured events including the $215 Main Event, $25 Mini Main Event, and $54 Weekender.

GGPoker has announced the return of its PLO Series, with the 2026 edition scheduled to run from August 2 through August 17.

The two-week online festival will feature $20 million in guaranteed prize pools and a $200,000 leaderboard, giving Pot-Limit Omaha players a comprehensive tournament schedule across a wide range of buy-in levels.

The series includes buy-ins from $15 to $10,000 and features a combination of flagship tournaments, mystery bounty events, and recurring weekly tournaments throughout the festival.

The headline event of the 2026 GGPoker PLO Series is the $215 PLO Mystery Bounty Main Event, which offers a guaranteed prize pool of $1,000,000.

In addition to competing for the guaranteed prize pool, participants will also have the chance to win a top mystery bounty worth $100,000, making it the marquee tournament on the schedule.

Mini Main Event Adds Lower Buy-in Option

Players seeking a more affordable entry point can compete in the $25 PLO Mystery Bounty Mini Main Event.

The tournament features a guaranteed prize pool of $500,000 and provides an alternative mystery bounty format at a lower buy-in.

Together, the Main Event and Mini Main Event give players two featured mystery bounty tournaments at different price points during the series.

Another featured tournament on the schedule is the $54 Weekender PLO Bounty. The event comes with a $1,000,000 guaranteed prize pool and joins the Main Event and Mini Main

Wide Buy-in Range and Leaderboard Competition

The 2026 GGPoker PLO Series offers tournaments across buy-ins ranging from $15 to $10,000, allowing players to compete at multiple bankroll levels over the course of the festival.

Alongside the guaranteed prize pools, players will also compete for a share of the $200,000 leaderboard, adding an additional competitive element throughout the series.