PGT All-Time Final Tables: Foxen and Chidwick Dominate

The PokerGO Tour (PGT) All-Time Final Tables leaderboard highlights the elite players who consistently reach the late stages of the toughest tournaments on the PGT. Final table appearances reflect a mix of talent, skill, resilience, and the ability to perform under pressure. These rankings showcase the best of the best on the PGT - the players who continually rise above stacked fields to contend for PGT titles.

Below is a breakdown of the top all-time performers when it comes to reaching the podium in PGT events.

PGT All-Time Final Table Leaders

These are the PGT All-Time leaderboard standings as of Thursday, August 28, 2025. The PGT All-Time leaderboard is at pgt.com/pgt-leaderboard-all-time.

Alex Foxen Dominating

Already the record-holder for the most PGT cashes with 98, and sitting second on the PGT All-Time Points leaderboard, Alex Foxen continues to build on his legacy by climbing to the top of yet another category. Foxen now holds the record for the most final table appearances in PGT history with 72, a testament to his consistency and dominance in high-stakes poker.

From those 72 final tables, Foxen has turned in nine outright victories, but what truly stands out is his ability to repeatedly contend deep. He has reached the podium 40 times, which includes 15 runner-up finishes and 16 third-place results. This balance of wins, seconds, and thirds underscores not just his talent, but also his staying power against the toughest opponents in the game.

Foxen’s ability to consistently navigate massive fields and elite lineups into final-table contention cements his reputation as one of the most reliable performers on the PGT. Whether it’s piling up cashes, climbing the points race, or now setting the pace for final tables, Foxen continues to define the standard of success on the PGT.

Stephen Chidwick Converts Opportunities

Although trailing Foxen in PGT final tables by six, Stephen Chidwick has the same number of podium finishes as Foxen with 40. This shows Chidwick converts at a higher rate when he reaches the final table as he has ten career PGT victories, 12 runner-up finishes, and 18 third-place finishes. Chidwick is the PGT All-Time Points leader with 9,796 and has the third most career PGT cashes with 93.

While Stephen Chidwick trails Alex Foxen by six in PGT final table appearances (66 to Foxen’s 72), he has proven just as effective — if not more so — once he gets there. Matching Foxen’s total of 40 podium finishes, Chidwick demonstrates an exceptional ability to convert deep runs into top-three results. His résumé includes 10 career PGT victories, edging out Foxen’s win total, along with 12 runner-up finishes and 18 third-place results.

This conversion rate highlights Chidwick’s hallmark consistency and elite endgame skills. When he reaches the final stages of a tournament, he frequently positions himself as a serious threat to close it out. Beyond his final table prowess, Chidwick also sits as the PGT All-Time Points leader with 9,796, showcasing his unmatched volume of success across multiple seasons. He also ranks third in career PGT cashes with 93, further cementing his reputation as one of the most dominant and reliable high-stakes players in poker history.

Ausmus, Soverel, Winter, Negreanu on the Chase

Just behind Foxen and Chidwick is a tightly packed group of elite contenders: Jeremy Ausmus (63), Sam Soverel (62), Sean Winter (60), and Daniel Negreanu (59). All four have built reputations as consistent performers on the PokerGO Tour, each bringing a unique mix of experience, volume, and closing ability.

Soverel stands out as the most prolific closer among them. From his 62 final tables, he has reached the podium 30 times, including 12 career victories — the most in PGT history. His ability to repeatedly convert opportunities into wins makes him one of the toughest finishers in high-stakes poker. Negreanu, meanwhile, continues to showcase his adaptability in modern fields filled with younger competition. From his 59 final tables, he has earned 11 career PGT wins, the second-most all time, alongside six runner-up finishes and 11 third-place results. Negreanu’s ability to stay relevant and dominant over decades speaks volumes about his enduring skill and competitive spirit.

Ausmus, the 2024 PGT Player of the Year, has emerged as one of the most consistent grinders in recent seasons. Ranking third overall in final tables with 63, he has converted those appearances into 26 podium finishes and seven wins. While his win count trails some of his rivals, Ausmus’s volume and steady deep runs keep him among the most dangerous players in any series. Winter also remains a fixture at the highest levels, with 60 final tables and a reputation for poise under pressure. Though he trails slightly in podium conversions compared to Soverel and Negreanu, his consistent ability to navigate stacked fields to the final stages highlights his place among the PGT elite.

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 reach more PGT final tables. 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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