Chino Rheem Won The First PGT Mixed Games Event – CodigoPoker

Chino Rheem Won The First PGT Mixed Games Event - CodigoPoker
Chino Rheem won the first PGT Mixed Games event

The second series of the 2026 PokerGO Tour season, one of the main American circuits that usually brings together several of the world’s top poker figures, has finally begun. This time, the first event of the PGT Mixed Games, a series entirely made up of mixed-game tournaments, concluded. The winner was Chino Rheem

United States
, who with this victory achieves his ninth PGT title.

The tournament, with a US$5,000 buy-in, had 101 entries, which formed a prize pool of US$505,000 distributed among the top 15 places. There were several notable players, both in the prize-winning spots before the final table, such as Ari Engel

Canada
and Jesse Lonis
United States
, as well as at the final table itself, to which Brian Breck
United States
arrived as the clear chip leader.

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Brian Breck

Chino Rheem had entered with the fifth-best stack at a final table of seven players, but this did not prevent him from competing until the end. He and Dylan Linde

United States
accounted for most of the eliminations. In fact, they ended up making a deal heads-up to split the prizes more equitably.

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Finally, after a heads-up match that lasted nearly an hour, Chino Rheem defeated Dylan Linde in a Stud Hi-Lo hand. Dylan Linde received compensation of US$100,000 for finishing as the tournament runner-up, while Chino Rheem took home the trophy and the top prize of US$112,100.

PGT Mixed Games – Event #1

Buy-in: US$5,000
Entries: 101
Prize Pool: US$505,000

Finalists

1st

United States
Chino Rheem – US$112,100
2nd
United States
Dylan Linde – US$100,000
3rd
Canada
Alex Livingston – US$58,075
4th
United States
Matt Vengrin – US$45,450
5th
United States
Brian Breck – US$32,825
6th
United States
Eli Elezra – US$25,250
7th
United States
Chad Eveslage – US$20,200

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