The CoinPoker PokerGO Tour teaser suggests the circuit could soon expand into online poker. In a brief teaser video, the room informed its players that “It all begins this November,” but without further information on the schedule or buy-ins, it appears as if this will be just the start. At least according to CoinPoker, the intention is a whole year of tournaments.
What Did CoinPoker Tease for November?
CoinPoker released the teaser on X a day after the most recent installment of CoinMillion had finished. It doesn’t give us much information, but there’s no denying the presence of the PGT branding.
The teaser hints that the PGT online series could feature knockout, Masters, Super High Roller and PLO formats.
Here’s what we know about the series so far:
| What we know | Still to be announced |
|---|---|
| The teaser went live on October 19 | The exact start date |
| The series is set to launch in November 2026 | The tournament schedule |
| CoinPoker and PokerGO are working together | Buy-ins and guarantees |
| The clip features PGT branding | Any points system or leaderboard |
| The partnership will run for a full year | Qualification and eligibility rules |
CoinPoker and PokerGO Expand Their Partnership
The partnership between CoinPoker and PokerGO is not new.
The two poker rooms have previously collaborated on High Stakes Poker, and there was also a promotion where users of CoinPoker had a chance to win a package worth more than $100,000 to play on the show.
If you want to learn more about the room, check out our CoinPoker review, which discusses the software and tournaments in detail.
The planned November series could take the collaboration to the next level.
How Does the PokerGO Tour Work?
Most players know the PokerGO Tour as a live circuit. Throughout the year, pros collect points based on how they finish in high-stakes events, most of which take place at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas. It all builds up to the season finale, the PGT Championship.
The 2026 PGT Championship runs on January 11 and 12, 2027, and it’s a freeroll with a $500,000 prize pool.
The champion gets $250,000, made up of $100,000 in cash and $150,000 in PGT Passport funds.
Entry is reserved for the top 40 eligible players on the leaderboard, along with the Dream Seat winners. There’s one thing to keep in mind, though.
CoinPoker hasn’t said whether its online series will connect to the live leaderboard or give players a way into the Championship. Until that’s confirmed, it makes sense to think of them as two separate things.
Jeremy Ausmus Wins 10th PGT Title as CoinPoker Expands
The timing of the CoinPoker PokerGO Tour teaser couldn’t have been better on the live circuit, either.
Jeremy Ausmus, one of the room’s ambassadors, recently won Event #7 of the 2026 Poker Masters for $278,400, thus earning his 10th PGT crown.
The action is equally hot online as CoinMillion now takes place weekly, with a $1 million guarantee and a $215 buy-in, while Kgbseven won the October 18 edition for $120,500.
When Will CoinPoker Reveal the Online Series Schedule?
As of now, all CoinPoker has announced is that further information will follow soon, without specifying when the full announcement will be made.
Players are still waiting to find out when the series will start and what schedule, buy-ins, guarantees and qualification requirements, if any, will apply.
As soon as official details about the CoinPoker PokerGO Tour are announced, we’ll update this article.
