Texas PLO Roundup 2025 | $3.3K Main Event | Final Table

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On: November 24, 2025

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The final table is set in the second annual Texas PLO Roundup $3,300 Main Event from Champions Club in Houston, Texas, with Stephen Hubbard holding an overwhelming chip lead. Hubbard leads ahead of Philip Shing, Vito Qingyu Lu, David Shaw, Christopher Costa, Sterling Savill, and Joe Firova, as the final seven players from the 337-entrant field have locked up $30,000 in prize money. These seven players all have eyes on a more significant sum: the $220,000 first-place prize and Texas PLO Roundup belt buckle trophy.

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