godfromstock Wins the PLO Cash Game World Championship, CoinPoker Announces New High Stakes CGWC

godfromstock absolutely crushed the PLO Cash Game World Championship

932 players battled over 4 weeks to determine the best at the 6-max PLO Cash Game World Championship (CGWC) on CoinPoker. The action took place at $2/5 and $10/20 tables 6-max. Points were based on EV bb: 1 EV bb = 1 point at PL500 and 2.5 points at PL2K.

PLO Cash Game World Championship Results

godfromstock took the lead in week two and never looked back.

KaskaGrrossa finished in third place, but his result didn’t count toward the rankings because he only played 8,873 hands — the minimum required for qualification was 20,000 hands.

The toughness of Omaha can be seen in cumicon’s result: he finished 4th (with KaskaGrrossa excluded) and will receive $3K, yet he lost over $59K while showing an All-In Adj of $71,850. That’s how variance works.

By the way, you can watch reviews of the championship hands on YouTube CoinPoker.

High Stakes Cash Game World Championship will run from November 10 to December 7

The strongest NLHE cash game players will once again meet at rake-free tables and compete over 4 weeks for a $100,000 prize pool.

High Stakes Cash Game World Championship Details

• Format: 6-max NLHE $50/100
• Rake-Free
• Scoring: Based on EV $ won (expected value or all-in equity-adjusted winnings)
• Buy-In: 100BB
• Ante: 0.17BB per player (1BB total at full 6-max)
• No Heads-Up
• Show Rule: On show tables, every winning hand is automatically shown. All players must play at least one CGWC show table to be eligible for other CGWC-branded tables.
• Qualification: Players must log at least 20,000 hands to claim top-5 prizes

High Stakes Cash Game World Championship Prizes

As usual, prizes go to the top 5 players:

1. $35,000 Land-Dweller Rolex
2. $17,500 cash
3. $15,000 cash
4. $12,500 cash
5. $10,000 cash

Additionally, special GTO-focused awards have been announced — more details coming soon.

High Stakes Cash Game World Championship VIP Games

Every Sunday at 17:00 UTC, a VIP Game will take place featuring 5 qualified players and one action player.

• Ante: 0.33BB per player (2BB total)
• 7-2 Game Rule: Win a hand with 7-2, and you get 5BB from each opponent.

5 Ways to Qualify for the Weekend VIP Games:

1. Biggest $ Loser of the week
2. Most under $EV for the week
3. Most hands played during the week
4. Coolest hand played (based on weekly fan voting on X/Twitter featuring top 4 hands)
5. The Streamer — Any player who streams their play on CGWC tables for at least 2 hours during the week enters a raffle for the VIP Game. Streamers must show hole cards and have camera + mic setup for the best viewer experience.

Hands played in VIP Games do not count toward the championship standings.
If a qualified player can’t participate, they can transfer their spot to another player.
The “Coolest hand played” qualifier takes place on Saturdays.

Previous Cash Game World Championships Results

The upcoming event will be the fourth CGWC.

Welcome to the PLO Afterparty with Boosted CoinRaces Leaderboards

From November 3 to 17, CoinPoker is hosting the PLO Afterparty at NLHE and PLO cash tables. For two weeks only, the High Leaderboard prize pool (for NL100 and above) is boosted from $9K to $14K.

Also, the number of points awarded has been increased for stakes NL/PL 10, 25, 500, 1K, and 2K.

CoinRaces Schedule

High

• Daily prize pool: $14K
• Limits: NL/PL100 and above
• Payouts: Top 10 players ($80–$650)
• Points per BB (based on rake paid):
  • NL/PL100 — 24 pts
  • NL/PL200 — 36 pts
  • NL/PL500 — 54 pts (was 45)
  • NL/PL1K — 78 pts (was 54)
  • NL/PL2K — 100 pts (was 54)

Low

• Daily prize pool: $3K
• Limits: NL/PL2 to NL/PL50
• Payouts: Top 15 players ($5–$150)
• Points per BB (based on rake paid):
  • NL/PL2 — 1
  • NL/PL5 — 2
  • NL/PL10 — 4 (was 3.25)
  • NL/PL25 — 9 (was 8)
  • NL/PL50 — 15

For the next two weeks, 6-max Omaha cash tables will remain available in the lobby (standard tables are 7-max).