Bryn Kenney Reclaims Top Spot on Poker's All-Time Money List

Kenny Wins $250,000 Buy-In Event

Bryn Kenney has once again become the all-time leading money winner in poker. Kenney took down the $250,000 buy-in event at the Super High Roller Bowl in Las Vegas, adding another $1.5 million to his career total. This brings his total live earnings to over $66.5 million, surpassing Justin Bonomo for the top spot.

Kenny's Historic Run

Kenney's win is the latest in a string of impressive results for the 32-year-old American. He has won over $30 million in the past year alone, including victories in the Triton Million for Charity and the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series Main Event.

Kenney's success is due in part to his aggressive playing style and his ability to make big bluffs. He is also known for his willingness to take risks, which has paid off for him in recent years.

Bonomo Still a Force to Be Reckoned With

Despite losing the top spot to Kenney, Justin Bonomo is still one of the most successful poker players in the world. He has over $53 million in live earnings and has won multiple major tournaments, including the Big One for One Drop and the World Poker Tour Championship.

It remains to be seen who will ultimately finish their career as the all-time leading money winner in poker. However, both Kenney and Bonomo are still playing at a high level and have the potential to add to their already impressive totals.