Top Poker Winners 2018

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Since then, Justin has placed 1st at over 20 events including the 2012 EPT Grand Final and the 2018 WSOP Big One for One Drop. Top 3 Biggest Tournament Wins 2. Daniel Negreanu - $39,830,195. Not surprisingly, Cada is the most accomplished player at the 2018 final table. He has three previous bracelets and $10,779,041 in total tournament earnings. Most of that amount ($8,546,435) came from his 2009 victory, and he has the chance to win even more than that this year if he takes home the $8,800,000 first-place prize. Final table payouts Each player who made the 2018 World Series of Poker main event final table took home at least $1 million, with John Cynn claiming the top prize of $8.8 million.

• Top Poker Winners 2018 Announced
• Top Poker Winners 2018 2019

Today in SCOOP..

• The biggest results from the day including a first double winner
• Who won what?
• The Unofficial SCOOP STAT Tracker, with NEW Leader board feature
• The SCOOP 2018 winners map
• Coming up on Thursday

Online Poker January 3, 2018 by Craig Bradshaw The online landscape is shifting. With high stakes games moving away from PokerStars, this means that many of the high stakes sessions that are played are no longer recorded. Elected to the Poker Hall of Fame (#/#) This denotes a bracelet winner. The first number is the number of bracelets won in the 2018 WSOP. The second number is the total number of bracelets won. Both numbers represent totals as of that point during the tournament. Place What place each player at the final table finished Name.

First the featured event of the day was SCOOP 11-H, the Special Edition Super Tuesday with a guaranteed $1 million in the prize pool.

Al Rash had the write up for this one, won by CEm1994 of the Netherlands for more than $183,000.

In other news, we got the first double winner of SCOOP 2018.

RomeOpro from Ukraine won SCOOP16-H, the $5,200 Turbo High Roller, just days after winning SCOOP 2-H. Those two titles combine for prize money of nearly $260,000.

They're among the overnight winners. A day before that Niall 'Firaldo87' Farrell was doing the same, winning SCOOP 3-H.

Farrell spoke to the blog yesterday about the win, and his plans for what's next. Read the interview with Farrell here.

These are the latest SCOOP winners. Love them. Hate them. Be them.

SCOOP-10-L: $22 Razz, $35K Gtd
Entries: 2,184
Prize pool: $43,860
Places Paid: 320
Winner: aidenb4 (United Kingdom) $7,427

SCOOP-10-M: $215 Razz, $75K Gtd
Entries: 448
Prize pool: $89,600
Places Paid: 56
Winner: Maicoshaa (Russia) $17,024

SCOOP-10-H: $2,100 Razz, $150K Gtd
Entries: 106
Prize pool: $212,000
Places Paid: 16
Winner: CAZZETTEE (Mexico) $51,940

SCOOP-11-L: $11 NLHE, $100K Gtd
Entries: 15,003
Prize pool: $147,029
Places Paid: 2,501
Winner: theillwill (Austria) $14,083

SCOOP-11-M: $109 NLHE [Mini Super Tuesday SE], $350K Gtd
Entries: 5,077
Prize pool: $507,700
Places Paid: 737
Winner: Bitoks (Brazil) $66,395

SCOOP-11-H: $1,050 NLHE [Super Tuesday SE], $1M Gtd
Entries: 1,149
Prize pool: $1,149,000
Places Paid: 143
Winner: Cem1994 (Holland) $183,293

SCOOP-16-L: $55 NLHE [6-Max, Turbo, High Roller], $150K Gtd
Entries: 5,977
Prize pool: $295,850
Places Paid: 983
Winner: ale6ka (Belarus) $42,475

SCOOP-16-M: $530 NLHE [6-Max, Turbo, High Roller], $300K Gtd
Entries: 911
Prize pool: $455,500
Places Paid: 131
Winner: elhilario (Argentina) $75,035

SCOOP-16-H: $5,200 NLHE [6-Max, Turbo, High Roller], $500K Gtd
Entries: 132
Prize pool: $660,000
Places Paid: 17
Winner: RomeOpro* (Ukraine) $135,121
* RomeOpro becomes the first double winner of SCOOP 2018

For all the latest results from SCOOP go to the SCOOP 2018 homepage.

The official SCOOP Stat Tracker (occasionally reliant on the 'Pick a number, double it, and divide by two' Data System).

Events played: 36
Total entries: 187,108
Total prize money: $16,875,898.60
Total player paid: 29,424

And the overall leader board:

Top Poker Winners 2018 Announced

A map of the winners so far. Those in red are the big SCOOP-H winners.

Here's that same map as if winners came only from the United States. A great year for the Midwest so far..

The SCOOP winners map as if the United States. It's turning out to be a great year so far for the Midwest..

There are nine new events today, three at each level of buy-in. Buy ins start at $11 and go up to $2,100.

The events highlighted in bold feature guarantees of $1 million. Read reports of these final tables on the blog.

11:00 ET: SCOOP-17-L - $22 FLHE [6-Max], $25K Gtd
11:00 ET: SCOOP-17-M - $215 FLHE [6-Max], $50K Gtd
11:00 ET: SCOOP-17-H - $2,100 FLHE [6-Max], $150K Gtd

13:00 ET: SCOOP-18-L - $11 NLHE [Progressive KO], $150K Gtd
13:00 ET: SCOOP-18-M - $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Mini Thursday Thrill SE], $500K Gtd
13:00 ET SCOOP-18-H - $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill SE], $1M Gtd
16:00 ET: SCOOP-19-L - $22 NLHE [6-Max], $100K Gtd
16:00 ET: SCOOP-19-M - $215 NLHE [6-Max], $250K Gtd
16:00 ET: SCOOP-19-H - $2,100 NLHE [6-Max], $500K Gtd

Find all the details of this year's series on the SCOOP 2018 homepage.

Jaime Staples is back with part three of his SCOOP Diaries: 'Fighting Fit'.

Watch the latest video below, and then scroll down for details of how to take part in an special SCOOP Diaries freeroll.

PokerStars Blog has teamed up with Jaime Staples for a freeroll featuring some amazing value.

We're giving away 25 x $109 tournament tickets for the SCOOP Main Event [Low] which has a guaranteed prize pool of $1,500,000.
Earn a ticket into the freeroll by making a deposit of at least $10 using the code 'JaimeDiaries'. You'll then be credited with a ticket you can use to register for the SCOOP Diaries Freeroll on Sunday May 20. Find it by going to the Tourney tab on PokerStars and searching for 'Diary'.

Good luck!

Top Poker Winners 2018 2019

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Since then, Justin has placed 1st at over 20 events including the 2012 EPT Grand Final and the 2018 WSOP Big One for One Drop. Top 3 Biggest Tournament Wins 2. Daniel Negreanu - $39,830,195. Not surprisingly, Cada is the most accomplished player at the 2018 final table. He has three previous bracelets and $10,779,041 in total tournament earnings. Most of that amount ($8,546,435) came from his 2009 victory, and he has the chance to win even more than that this year if he takes home the $8,800,000 first-place prize. Final table payouts Each player who made the 2018 World Series of Poker main event final table took home at least $1 million, with John Cynn claiming the top prize of $8.8 million.

• Top Poker Winners 2018 Announced
• Top Poker Winners 2018 2019

Today in SCOOP..

• The biggest results from the day including a first double winner
• Who won what?
• The Unofficial SCOOP STAT Tracker, with NEW Leader board feature
• The SCOOP 2018 winners map
• Coming up on Thursday

Online Poker January 3, 2018 by Craig Bradshaw The online landscape is shifting. With high stakes games moving away from PokerStars, this means that many of the high stakes sessions that are played are no longer recorded. Elected to the Poker Hall of Fame (#/#) This denotes a bracelet winner. The first number is the number of bracelets won in the 2018 WSOP. The second number is the total number of bracelets won. Both numbers represent totals as of that point during the tournament. Place What place each player at the final table finished Name.

First the featured event of the day was SCOOP 11-H, the Special Edition Super Tuesday with a guaranteed $1 million in the prize pool.

Al Rash had the write up for this one, won by CEm1994 of the Netherlands for more than $183,000.

In other news, we got the first double winner of SCOOP 2018.

RomeOpro from Ukraine won SCOOP16-H, the $5,200 Turbo High Roller, just days after winning SCOOP 2-H. Those two titles combine for prize money of nearly $260,000.

They're among the overnight winners. A day before that Niall 'Firaldo87' Farrell was doing the same, winning SCOOP 3-H.

Farrell spoke to the blog yesterday about the win, and his plans for what's next. Read the interview with Farrell here.

These are the latest SCOOP winners. Love them. Hate them. Be them.

SCOOP-10-L: $22 Razz, $35K Gtd
Entries: 2,184
Prize pool: $43,860
Places Paid: 320
Winner: aidenb4 (United Kingdom) $7,427

SCOOP-10-M: $215 Razz, $75K Gtd
Entries: 448
Prize pool: $89,600
Places Paid: 56
Winner: Maicoshaa (Russia) $17,024

SCOOP-10-H: $2,100 Razz, $150K Gtd
Entries: 106
Prize pool: $212,000
Places Paid: 16
Winner: CAZZETTEE (Mexico) $51,940

SCOOP-11-L: $11 NLHE, $100K Gtd
Entries: 15,003
Prize pool: $147,029
Places Paid: 2,501
Winner: theillwill (Austria) $14,083

SCOOP-11-M: $109 NLHE [Mini Super Tuesday SE], $350K Gtd
Entries: 5,077
Prize pool: $507,700
Places Paid: 737
Winner: Bitoks (Brazil) $66,395

SCOOP-11-H: $1,050 NLHE [Super Tuesday SE], $1M Gtd
Entries: 1,149
Prize pool: $1,149,000
Places Paid: 143
Winner: Cem1994 (Holland) $183,293

SCOOP-16-L: $55 NLHE [6-Max, Turbo, High Roller], $150K Gtd
Entries: 5,977
Prize pool: $295,850
Places Paid: 983
Winner: ale6ka (Belarus) $42,475

SCOOP-16-M: $530 NLHE [6-Max, Turbo, High Roller], $300K Gtd
Entries: 911
Prize pool: $455,500
Places Paid: 131
Winner: elhilario (Argentina) $75,035

SCOOP-16-H: $5,200 NLHE [6-Max, Turbo, High Roller], $500K Gtd
Entries: 132
Prize pool: $660,000
Places Paid: 17
Winner: RomeOpro* (Ukraine) $135,121
* RomeOpro becomes the first double winner of SCOOP 2018

For all the latest results from SCOOP go to the SCOOP 2018 homepage.

The official SCOOP Stat Tracker (occasionally reliant on the 'Pick a number, double it, and divide by two' Data System).

Events played: 36
Total entries: 187,108
Total prize money: $16,875,898.60
Total player paid: 29,424

And the overall leader board:

Top Poker Winners 2018 Announced

A map of the winners so far. Those in red are the big SCOOP-H winners.

Here's that same map as if winners came only from the United States. A great year for the Midwest so far..

The SCOOP winners map as if the United States. It's turning out to be a great year so far for the Midwest..

There are nine new events today, three at each level of buy-in. Buy ins start at $11 and go up to $2,100.

The events highlighted in bold feature guarantees of $1 million. Read reports of these final tables on the blog.

11:00 ET: SCOOP-17-L - $22 FLHE [6-Max], $25K Gtd
11:00 ET: SCOOP-17-M - $215 FLHE [6-Max], $50K Gtd
11:00 ET: SCOOP-17-H - $2,100 FLHE [6-Max], $150K Gtd

13:00 ET: SCOOP-18-L - $11 NLHE [Progressive KO], $150K Gtd
13:00 ET: SCOOP-18-M - $109 NLHE [Progressive KO, Mini Thursday Thrill SE], $500K Gtd
13:00 ET SCOOP-18-H - $1,050 NLHE [Progressive KO, Thursday Thrill SE], $1M Gtd
16:00 ET: SCOOP-19-L - $22 NLHE [6-Max], $100K Gtd
16:00 ET: SCOOP-19-M - $215 NLHE [6-Max], $250K Gtd
16:00 ET: SCOOP-19-H - $2,100 NLHE [6-Max], $500K Gtd

Find all the details of this year's series on the SCOOP 2018 homepage.

Jaime Staples is back with part three of his SCOOP Diaries: 'Fighting Fit'.

Watch the latest video below, and then scroll down for details of how to take part in an special SCOOP Diaries freeroll.

PokerStars Blog has teamed up with Jaime Staples for a freeroll featuring some amazing value.

We're giving away 25 x $109 tournament tickets for the SCOOP Main Event [Low] which has a guaranteed prize pool of $1,500,000.
Earn a ticket into the freeroll by making a deposit of at least $10 using the code 'JaimeDiaries'. You'll then be credited with a ticket you can use to register for the SCOOP Diaries Freeroll on Sunday May 20. Find it by going to the Tourney tab on PokerStars and searching for 'Diary'.

Good luck!

Top Poker Winners 2018 2019

• »News
• »Who Are The Biggest Poker Tournament Winners Of All-Time?

The rise in popularity of High Roller and Super High Roller poker tournaments in recent years has had a dramatic affect on the all-time winnings rankings, as has the fact poker tournament players now have more opportunities than ever to grind away in major events around the world.

These days, you need almost $8.5 million in cashes just to break into the top 100 biggest poker winners of all-time, and a staggering $12.6 million to find yourself ranked in the top 50. The prize money some of the world's best poker players have earned is astronomical, but who are the five biggest poker tournament winners of all time?

Justin Bonomo – $44,779,048

Justin Bonomo tops the charts with an almost unbelievable total of $44,779,048 in live poker tournament winnings. Bonomo already had more than $18 million in earning before he went on a massive heater during 2018 that saw the Fairfax, Virginia native get his hands on more than $25.4 million!

Part of that huge total stemmed from his victory in the Big One for One Drop event at the 2018 World Series of Poker (WSOP), a $1 million buy-in event. Bonomo was the last man standing and locked up the largest cash of his career, namely $10 million.

Daniel Negreanu – $40,045,583

Daniel Negreanu

Former PokerStars Team ProDaniel Negreanu was the former number one in the biggest poker tournament winners of all time until Bonomo went on his epic run. Negreanu is currently sat in second-place with $40,045,583 in winnings.

The Canadian, who resides in Las Vegas is regarded as one of the best all-round poker players of all time, one who has amassed six WSOP bracelets and two World Poker Tour (WPT) titles. Negreanu's largest cash weighs in at $8,288,001, his reward for a second-place finish in the 2014 edition of the Big One for One Drop.

Erik Seidel – $35,373,831

Erik Seidel may not look like your stereotypical poker player, but do not let looks fool you because Seidel is an absolute beast, a beast who has earned $35,373,831 from poker tournaments. Among Seidel's many achievements are eight WSOP bracelets, a WPT Main Event win and a victory in a Super High Roller event on the European Poker Tour (EPT) circuit.

Seidel was the runner-up in the 1988 WSOP Main Event, losing to Johnny Chan. This final hand made it into the famous 1998 movie Rounders.

Bryn Kenney – $34,908,320

Bryn Kenney

Born in Long Beach, New York, Bryn Kenney cut his teeth playing online poker where he gained a reputation for being a fearless opponent. It is a deserved reputation because Kenney fears nobody at the table, especially in No Limit Hold'em tournaments for any stakes.

There are still six months of 2019 remaining, yet Kenney is already guaranteed to have enjoyed his best year at the poker tables in terms of money won. Is there gambling in savannah georgia. Through June 20, 2019, Kenney has banked almost $9.3 million in winnings, an impressive figure helped by him winning back-to-back titles at the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series in Montenegro that saw him return home with the equivalent of $3,605,235.

David Peters – $33,066,566

Ohio's David Peters is probably the best poker player you have never heard of and it is not because of a lack of winnings as Peters currently sits in fifth-place in the biggest poker tournament winners of all-time listings with $33,066,566.

Peters tends to shun the limelight, not interested in the publicity that comes with winning poker tournament. Instead, Peters acts like a consummate professional, heads to casinos around the world and has an almost unnatural ability to build his stack.

Ten cashes of more than $1 million have helped Peters soar up the rankings, with his largest prize being worth $2,699,752 which he won for finishing second in a Super High Roller event in the Philippines that cost $200,000 to enter.

10 Biggest Poker Tournament Winners of All-Time