Bryn Kenney Extends Lead on All-Time Money List After Historic $90 Million Milestone
Bryn Kenney has solidified his lead on the all-time live tournament earnings leaderboard after winning the $100,000 King’s Charity Super High Roller in Jeju for $1.6 million. This victory makes Kenney the first poker player to surpass $90 million in career live tournament cashes, further widening the gap with his closest competitors, Stephen Chidwick and Jason Koon, who remain over $10 million behind. Kenney's achievement marks new milestones as the first to reach $70M, $80M, and now $90M in earnings.
- Bryn Kenney wins $1.6M at King’s Charity Super High Roller in Jeju.
- Becomes first poker player to surpass $90M in live tournament earnings.
- Kenney extends his all-time earnings lead, leaving Chidwick and Koon behind.
Bryn Kenney won the $100,000 King's Charity Super High Roller in Jeju for $1.6 million following a heads-up chop with Jesse Lonis. The payout made Kenney the first poker player to surpass $90 million in career live tournament cashes globally.
Bryn Kenney has extended his lead at the top of the all-time live tournament earnings leaderboard after securing another major high-roller title.
The New York high roller pulled away from the competition with a seven-figure victory at the King's Poker Cup in Jeju, further securing his comfortable position atop The Hendon Mob charts.
Kenney earned his latest victory in the $100,000 buy-in King's Charity Super High Roller. He took down the event for a $1.6 million payout following a heads-up chop with Jesse Lonis, who received the exact same $1.6 million payout for his finish.
With this win, Kenney barely surpassed $90 million in career live tournament cashes. The victory marks another milestone in poker history, as Kenney is now the first player to ever reach $70 million, $80 million, and $90 million in live tournament earnings.
Prior to the event, there had been speculation about whether Stephen Chidwick might overtake Kenney on the all-time live tournament cashes list in 2026.
However, barring an unexpected move by an operator to host a $1 million buy-in event before the end of the year that Chidwick wins, that shift will not occur.
Chidwick currently sits approximately $1 million short of the $80 million mark and remains roughly $11 million behind Kenney.
Meanwhile, Jason Koon, who has accumulated $77 million in earnings, remains the only other player in poker history to have reached the $70 million milestone.
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