Bryn Kenney Sets Records and Accumulates $70 Million in Live Winnings
In the world of live poker tournaments, the title of the highest earner has changed hands. Bryn Kenney, a consistent force in the industry, has reclaimed the top spot on the All-Time Money List in 2023.
Bryn Kenney's latest victory came at the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series 2024 Monte Carlo, where he took home an unprecedented $70 Million. This win not only marked his fourth title overall but also his second tour championship.
The event saw a host of poker heavyweights vying for the top prize. Roy D'Silva, an avid cyclist and documentary buff, finished in eighth place, earning $538,000. Thomas Muehloecker, known for his impressive poker skills, finished in seventh place, pocketing $743,000. Danny Tang, another notable player, secured a seventh-place finish, taking home $743,000.
Jonathan Jaffe, a familiar face in high-stakes tournaments, placed fifth, receiving a prize of $1,330,000. Haralabos Voulgaris, a well-respected poker analyst, finished in fourth place, earning $1,665,000. Wai Leong Chan, a formidable opponent, was the runner-up, receiving a prize of $2,970,000.
However, it was Bryn Kenney who emerged victorious, moving him to the top of the US All-Time Money List. With this win, Kenney's earnings now stand at an impressive $66.1 million, edging out Justin Bonomo, who remains in second place with $62.2 million.
Bryn Kenney's journey in poker began in 2007 when he ranked second and took home $34,446 at the $1,000 + 70 NLH event of the East Coast Poker Championships in Verona. Since then, he has consistently appeared at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) and sporadically at the World Poker Tour (WPT).
In 2018, Kenney signed with GG Poker, adding another string to his bow. As of 2025, Bryn Kenney and Justin Bonomo hold the highest live tournament earnings in poker history, with their figures tracked by The Hendon Mob and excluding cash games or online play.
Meanwhile, Roy D'Silva, an author and reporter, is looking to be right, front, and centre of a big story in the poker world. With his love for the game and his knack for storytelling, it's safe to say that he'll continue to be a significant presence in the poker industry.
In the aftermath of Bryn Kenney's stunning $70 Million win at the 2024 Triton Poker Super High Roller Series Monte Carlo, the poker world witnessed a significant shift. This triumph not only propelled Kenney to a record-breaking fourth title but also elevated him to the numero uno spot on the US All-Time Money List.
