GGPoker’s PLO Series is back from November 1 to November 17, 2026, with a $20,000,000 series guarantee across a schedule of more than 450 Pot-Limit Omaha tournaments. Buy-ins run from $15 to $10,000, and six events list $1 million prize pools, according to GGPoker’s official PLO Series page (checked November 1, 2026).
The schedule covers four-card PLO and five-card PLO-5 in bounty, Mystery Bounty, Ocean KO, turbo, hyper and 7-max formats. The first day alone lists 30 tournaments, starting at 13:10 UTC on Sunday, November 1.
What are the $1M events in the GGPoker PLO Series?
The GGPoker PLO Series lists six tournaments at $1,000,000: three runs of the $10,000 GGMillion$ Pot-Limit Omaha plus three final stages from the page’s highlight list. Five of the six are guaranteed, and the sixth is the $25 Ocean KO (explained below the table). All dates and times below are in UTC, as GGPoker publishes them.
| Event | Buy-in | Final stage / start (UTC) | GTD |
|---|---|---|---|
| GGMillion$ Pot-Limit Omaha | $10,000 | Sun Nov 1, 8 and 15, 19:00 | $1M each |
| PLO Ocean KO [Final Stage] | $25 | Mon Nov 2, 18:30 | $1M* |
| PLO Mystery Bounty Main Event [Final Stage] | $215 | Mon Nov 9, 18:30 | $1M |
| PLO Bounty High Roller [Final Stage] | $1,050 | Mon Nov 16, 18:30 | $1M |
*GGPoker’s terms say the amounts listed for Ocean KO events “are not guaranteed” and payouts vary with the random bounty mechanics, so the $1M Ocean KO figure is a target rather than a fixed guarantee. The official page also advertises a $100K top bounty in the Mystery Bounty Main Event. Every Sunday, The Weekender PLO Bounty Special Edition runs at $54 with a $125,000 guarantee.
Below the headline events, each Sunday has a $5,250 PLO Sunday Bounty SHR Main Event ($100,000 GTD) and a $525 PLO Sunday Bounty HR Main Event ($150,000 GTD). Daily events start at $15, such as the PLO-5 Deepstack Bounty Turbo with a $20,000 guarantee.
What time are PLO Series events in Asia?
The GGPoker PLO Series schedule runs from 13:10 to 23:40 UTC each day. That is 20:10 to 06:40 in Bangkok and Jakarta (UTC+7), 21:10 to 07:40 in Manila, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore (UTC+8), and 22:10 to 08:40 in Seoul and Tokyo (UTC+9).
The headline events start late at night in Asia. The 19:00 UTC GGMillion$ PLO starts at 02:00 Monday in Bangkok, 03:00 in Manila and 04:00 in Seoul. The 18:30 UTC final stages of the $1M Ocean KO, Mystery Bounty Main Event and Bounty High Roller start at 01:30 Bangkok time on the Tuesday, which is 02:30 in Manila and 03:30 in Seoul. The early-evening events in Asia are the PLO-5 Daily Starter ($100, 13:10 UTC) and the $54 PLO Bounty Special (13:40 UTC).
Is there a PLO Series leaderboard?
Yes. GGPoker runs a $200K PLO Series Leaderboard. Points are based on how high you finish in series events, and the higher you finish, the bigger your share of the prize pool. On GGPoker’s $14M November Giveaway page, the leaderboard is listed for “Nov 2nd – Nov 30th”. The same page also lists the $500K November King leaderboard from November 1 to 14.
Can players in Asia enter the PLO Series?
GGPoker’s terms say availability and eligibility for all tournaments and promotions “vary by jurisdiction”. Whether you can enter depends on whether GGPoker or a GGNetwork skin accepts players from your country. Players in parts of Asia who reach GGPoker tables through regional apps should check the tournament lobby before registering. If the app won’t load, PSR’s GGPoker connection fixes for Asia cover the usual causes. The series runs on GGPoker, the world’s biggest poker network. For more on the formats, see PSR’s guides to how Mystery Bounty envelopes work and GGPoker’s record $5 Ocean KO. To see this series next to live festivals in Asia, check the PSR poker events calendar.