---

PokerGo Tour Championship 2022: Daniel Negreanu’s Exit Disappoints

The year isn’t ending well for Daniel Negreanu, is it? The six-time World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet winner! The Canadian pro is out of the PokerGo Tour (PGT) Championship 2022. Poker universe awaited fireworks of massive power to go off when stalwarts like Negreanu, Jason Koon, Phil Ivey, and Stephen Chidwick lock horns for a winner takes all prize of $5,00,000. But sadly for DNegs, it was an endgame. Koon is leading the pack of poker wolves who will battle it out for glory and top prize.

Daniel Negreanu bust out hand

When blinds were at 2,000/4,000, big blind ante 4,000, preflop action saw, DNegs from the big blind position raised all Koon raise to 8,500, Jeremy Ausmus 3-bet to 27,000, Sean Winter 4-bets to 90,000 and even before he could throw in his chips, DNegs hinted at the dealer for a shove. 

The Canadian pro raised all-in for 233K. Looking at this, Koon folded and the action was left to unfold between Winter, Negreanu and Ausmus. The five-time WSOP bracelet winner heavy-heartedly folded AK and backed out of the hand. Now it was Winter’s K ♠ K ♣ vs Negreanu’s Q ❤ Q ♣. The community cards fell: 4 ❤ 6 ♠ K ♦ 3 ♦ 7 ♦ . And with that Negreanu’s rival who was leading preflop eventually won the hand with three of a kind with his Kings.

Daniel Negreanu’s bust out hand at PokerGo Tour Championship 2022

.@RealKidPoker‘s day is done after this cooler spot!

After a raise, a three-bet from @jeremyausmus, and a four-bet from @Nolez7 with kings, Negreanu wakes up in the big blind with queens.

📺 – The PGT Championship is LIVE now. Watch it here: https://t.co/bqx5Prp4ac pic.twitter.com/EDV2QBgbJ3

— PokerGO (@PokerGO) December 22, 2022

ALSO READ: PGT Championship 2022: Poker Pros Will Lock Horns For The Big Prize

When the top 21 players were locked for the PGT Championship, the poker brand made an official announcement about the event on its social media handles, and the world was intrigued to see if Negreanu turned this one around. Fans and followers were thrilled when ‘KidPoker’ took down the Super High Roller Bowl VII like a gangsta and made it very clear that 2022 will be a smashing year. But that doesn’t seem like the case now. 

Daniel Negreanu’s post on Twitter

Was on pace for my worst losing year ever but it will be a winning 2022 after yesterday

Buy ins: $2,866,564
Payouts: $4,544,086

Profit: $1,671,022

2013 +$1.96
2014 +$7.1
2015 +$950k
2016 -$1.2
2017 -$86k
2018 +$1.4
2019 +$831k
2021 +$584k

— Daniel Negreanu (@RealKidPoker) October 8, 2022

Negreanu who upgraded to the latest edition of Tesla Model S, busted at the 17th spot at the World Poker Tour (WPT) World Championship 2022. Ardent fans of this Canadian pro obviously wanted him to ship the coveted title and that hefty prize money of $4,136,000.

Now, with the PGT Championship loss, fans and watchers in the global poker industry are wondering what’s really left for DNegs to ship which could make the year end on a sweeter note. 

---

---

More News

---