The $60 Million Club: The Nine Giants Who Dominate World Poker – CodigoPoker

The $60 Million Club: The Nine Giants Who Dominate World Poker - CodigoPoker
The $60 Million Club: the nine giants who dominate world poker

There are exclusive clubs in poker and then there is this one. Only nine players in history have managed to surpass US$60 million in accumulated live tournament winnings, a barrier that reflects how far the numbers of the world elite have climbed during the Super High Rollers era.

At the very top is Bryn Kenney

United States
, who continues to play practically in another league. The American reached US$92,002,616 after adding more than US$5.8 million during the northern summer. His haul included a second place in the US$250K WSOP for US$2,776,634 and the victory in the US$100K King Poker Cup in Korea for US$1,954,000.

Kenney has 17 cashes of at least one million dollars and retains as his biggest result the US$20.6 million obtained after the historic deal at the 2019 Triton Million.

The closest pursuer is Stephen Chidwick

United Kingdom
, with US$79.9 million, while the newly inducted Poker Hall of Fame member Jason Koon completes the podium with US$77.5 million. Further back are Mikita Badziakouski
Belarus
(US$72.1M) and Adrián Mateos
Spain
(US$70.3M).

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The Spaniard was precisely one of the big protagonists of the summer. Mateos pocketed more than US$5.3 million and won his sixth bracelet after prevailing in the US$250K WSOP for US$4,334,411.

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The club is completed by Justin Bonomo

United States
(US$69.4M), Isaac Haxton
United States
(US$67.8M), Dan Smith
United States
(US$64.1M) and Alex Foxen
United States
(US$61M).

Foxen is the most recent member. His extraordinary 2026, with five titles and 12 final tables, finally pushed him over the US$60 million barrier.

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Who will be the tenth? All signs point to a familiar name: Daniel Negreanu

Canada
is less than US$75,000 away from joining the club after winning US$2,257,718 and his eighth bracelet in the US$100K PLO High Roller at the WSOP.

The Canadian is literally one cash away from sitting at the most millionaire table in poker.

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