Brock Wilson Double Dips at the PokerGO Cup

The PokerGO Tour’s PokerGo Cup is running full-throttle at Aria in Las Vegas, and it’s Brock Wilson who is dominating early. He doubled the number of PokerGO Tour titles he owns this week– and he’s looking for more. His two wins puts him on top of the series leaderboard and in line to win the […]

Mar 13, 2026 - 14:40
Brock Wilson Double Dips at the PokerGO Cup

The PokerGO Tour’s PokerGo Cup is running full-throttle at Aria in Las Vegas, and it’s Brock Wilson who is dominating early. He doubled the number of PokerGO Tour titles he owns this week– and he’s looking for more.

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Brock Wilson won his second tourney at the PokerGO Cup this week. (Image: PGT)

His two wins puts him on top of the series leaderboard and in line to win the green jacket and a $50,000 buy-in bonus.

Wilson won his third PGT title by taking down the $5,100 No-limit Hold’em event that produced 104 runners. He won $112,720. The top 15 players were paid. Qinghai Pan, Jesse Lonis, Jeremy Becker, Michael Brinkenhoff, Chino Rheem, Brandon Hamlet, John Hennigan, and Sean Winter all cashed, but did not make the final table.

Here’s how they finished:

PlaceNameCountryPGT PointsPrize
1stBrock WilsonUnited States199$112,720
2ndDavid ColemanUnited States129$105,680
3rdDrake KemperUnited States90$59,800
4thMyles MullalyUnited States70$46,800
5thJeremy DanUnited States51$33,800
6thShannon ShorrUnited States39$26,000
7thConnor RashUnited States31$20,800

Then, a few days later, Wilson added another $210,000 by winning all the chips in $10,100 contest two days later. The win not only put him on the top of the series leaderboard, but moved him into third place on the yearly tracker.

The tournament attracted 70 entrants, paying the top 10. Shannon Shoor, who made the final table in the first event that Wilson won, was the runner-up.

“This whole year has been great,” Wilson told PGT afterward. “I had a couple of scores in the earlier series, and I always keep coming back. I love these events.”

He’s not just blowing smoke. Wilson has now won $5.8 million on the PGT. He’s cashed 55 times and made 35 final tables. According to The Hendon Mob, Wilson has cashed more than $12 million in tourneys.

Here’s how the final table shook out:

PlacePlayerCountryPrizePGT Points
1stBrock WilsonUnited States$210,000210
2ndShannon ShorrUnited States$136,500137
3rdChris HunichenUnited States$94,50095
4thNick SewardUnited States$70,00070
5thDarren EliasUnited States$52,50053
6thQinghai PanUnited States$38,50039

And here’s the 2026 PokerGO Cup Leaderboard (March 12):

RankPlayerPointsWinsCashesWinnings
1stBrock Wilson43023$343,420
2ndKent Stephens26011$130,000
3rdMyles Mullaly24002$131,800
4thFilipp Khavin23312$145,525
5thMichael Berk22012$213,700
6thDrake Kemper21003$147,775
7thChris Hunichen18103$174,600
8thShannon Shorr17602$162,500
9thJustin Saliba17411$96,400
10thLandon Tice15602$148,425