PGT All-Time Cashes: Who Will Be The First to 100?

The PokerGO Tour (PGT) All-Time Cashes leaderboard highlights the players who have consistently achieved long-term success. Each cash represents remarkable consistency across all the PGT seasons and proves that steady results are just as impressive as big wins.

Below is a breakdown of the top all-time performers in PGT cashes, and those players combine high volume with consistent deep runs to cement their place among poker’s elite.

PGT All-Time Cash Leaders

These are the PGT All-Time leaderboard standings as of Wednesday, August 27, 2025. The PGT All-Time leaderboard is at pgt.com/pgt-leaderboard-all-time.

Alex Foxen Sets the Pace

With 98 career PGT cashes, Alex Foxen leads the PGT All-Time Cashes leaderboard. One of the highest volume players on the PGT, Foxen is just two cashes away from becoming the first player to reach the 100-cash milestone. His consistency on the PGT is proven with his placement on the PGT All-Time Points leaderboard, where he sits second overall with 9,528 PGT points. Foxen will likely attend the upcoming PGT events in Las Vegas, and if his 2025 PGT form is any indication, he'll possibly reach the 100-cash milestone during the inaugural PGT Bounty Blitz.

Daniel Negreanu on His Heels

Close behind Foxen is Daniel Negreanu with 97 career PGT cashes. The Poker Hall of Famer is one of the PGT's most recognizable faces, and he continues to prove his adaptability in high-roller fields by sitting high on both this all-time leaderboard, along with the PGT All-Time Points leaderboard, where he is fourth overall with 8,652 PGT points. With Foxen and Negreanu separated by just one cash, the battle for the top spot adds some extra drama to the PGT season that resumes in September.

Chidwick, Soverel, Ausmus, and Winter in the Hunt

The next tier of contenders demonstrates the competitiveness of the rankings, with the next four on the PGT All-Time Cashes leaderboard having at least 90 career PGT cashes. Stephen Chidwick has 93 career PGT cashes while also leading the PGT All-Time Points leaderboard with 9,796 PGT points. Sam Soverel and Jeremy Ausmus are tied in fourth with 92 career PGT cashes, while fifth overall is Sean Winter with 91 career PGT cashes.

What Events Remain in the 2025 PGT Season?

More than 50 PGT events are remaining in the season to give players a wide variety of buy-ins and options to earn more PGT cashes and push towards the 100-cash milestone. Two new series make their PGT debut with PGT Bounty Blitz, running from September 1-6, and the PGT Venetian Las Vegas Classic, running from September 11-16. PGT Bounty Blitz will include six $5,300 No-Limit Hold'em events with a variety of different bounty formats. The PGT Venetian Las Vegas Classic will include four events. There are three one-day $5,300 No-Limit Hold'em High Rollers from September 14-16, while the marquee $3,300 buy-in Main Event has three starting flights from September 11-13 and includes a $1,000,000 prize pool guarantee. 

The Poker Masters returns from September 19 to October 2 and will feature the Poker Masters $1,000,000 Showcase, which includes two starting flights and a $1,000,000 prize pool guarantee. There are ten events and the player who accumulates the most PGT points throughout the series will be awarded the Poker Masters Purple Jacket and a $25,000 PGT Passport. The PGT PLO Series returns from October 10-22 with ten events, while the Super High Roller Series will run from October 23-29 with the Super High Roller Bowl: $100k Pot-Limit Omaha running from October 23-25 and Super High Roller Bowl X running from October 27-29. There will also be four one-day High Rollers on October 24-25 and October 28-29.

NAPT Las Vegas at Resorts World will feature eight PGT-qualifying events, and there will be a Dream Seat awarded to the player who accumulates the most PGT points in these events. The Dream Seat will fast-track that player directly into the PGT $1,000,000 Championship. The Texas PLO Roundup returns to Champions Club in Houston, Texas, from November 14-24 with the $3,300 buy-in Pot-Limit Omaha Main Event that includes six starting flights and a $1,000,000 prize pool guarantee. There will also be three $5,300 Pot-Limit Omaha High Rollers from November 22-24. The concluding series of the 2025 PGT season will be PGT Last Chance, held from January 5 to 10, 2026. This event precedes the PGT $1,000,000 Championship, which takes place from January 12 to 13 and is open to the top 40 eligible players on the PGT leaderboard.

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