The top prize of $518,750 was the biggest Cabrerizo had won in his entire poker career so far, meaning that he won and overall leaderboard-topping score of $967,150 (774 points). That cost $25,000 to enter and was the PLO Championship, the Main Event of the series. Two events later, Cabrerizo won Event #7, the $15,000-entry PLO Bounty event for $228,000, before taking his third title in four events by capturing Event #8. Having started winning, however, Cabrerizo could barely stop. That astonishing record didn’t actually begin until the middle pin of the series, as Cabrerizo won the $10,000 entry Pot Limit Omaha Event #5 for a top prize of $220,400. In the nine events that took place, Spanish player Lautaro Guerra Cabrerizo performed by far the best, winning three of them. Across the series, mixed game poker’s reputation flew higher than ever and with just 69 days to go until the 2023 World Series of Poker, PLO is right back in the spotlight. The PokerGO Tour’s recent PLO Series celebrated the four-card game like never before, with hundreds of players arriving for multiple events of the nine that took place.

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