World champion Joe McKeehen wins the SHRPO Championship with a prize of $462,600.

2015 WSOP Main Event champion Joe McKeehen won the SHRP Championship, earning $462,600. Raminder Singh, Jean Laurent, and Mehmet Siginc each won four titles, writing a new chapter in SHRP Series history.

Joe McKeehen added another significant victory to his poker resume by winning the $5,300 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open (SHRPO) tournament on Tuesday.

The 2015 WSOP Main Event champion wasn't the only focus. In fact, three players each won four events in this series, a remarkable achievement considering no player had ever won four titles in the same SHRP series before.

Raminder Singh currently holds the record with 20 SHRP titles, becoming the first player to achieve four. Jean Laurent tied Singh's record two days later, and just hours after we reported on this, a third player, Mehmet Siginc, won $92,017 in the $3,000 Big 4 Deepstack No-Limit Hold'em event through a three-way deal, securing his fourth SHRP title at the 2026 SHRP – an event held at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida.

WSOP Main Event champion wins another title.

McKeehen was one of 673 players in the tournament, and he faced a tough challenge at the final table. He faced several experienced veterans, including Loni Hui and Darren Rabinowitz (who had just won a gold bracelet at the WSOP, preventing Phil Hellmuth from extending his gold bracelet record).

But McKeehen has proven his ability to win major tournaments multiple times, as demonstrated in the 2015 WSOP Main Event. The world champion defeated Hui in third place ($250,000) with pocket queens against pocket eights. He started heads-up with a substantial lead over David Greufe, who then won his first major tournament prize.

McKeehen, with his extensive experience, quickly built a significant chip lead. However, his opponent then found his rhythm and staged an impressive comeback, taking a commanding lead at one point. The two had reached an ICM deal before heads-up play began, splitting most of the prize pool, but they were still battling for the additional $40,000 and the SHRPO guitar trophy.

McKeehen was once down by more than 10:1 chips, but he fought back—it all started when he hit a flush on the river. The tide turned again when Greufe bluffed McKeehen with a nut flush, putting the WSOP champion back in chip lead. He then won the tournament with a 60/40 advantage. Greufe took runner-up prizes of $390,804, while the champion took $462,600, bringing his total winnings at The Hendon Mob to over $22 million.

SHRPO Championship Final Table Results

Bronshtein adds their 17th and 18th SHRP championships.

SHRP is full of top players making deep runs and winning tournaments, with Yuval Bronshtein currently ranking second all-time with 18 SHRP titles. Bronshtein first won the $800 deep-stack Big O event, which had 79 entries, winning $18,432.

He defeated Gary Bolden in heads-up play to win the title. The runner-up received 1TP 4T 10,855 as a consolation prize. Bronshtein has over $4 million in live tournament winnings and is one of the most successful players in SHRP history, second only to Singh (20 titles).

Bronshtein then went on to win the $600 TOE Championship, taking home $9,535 and defeating David Rivera heads-up. This victory narrowed the gap between him and Singh's record to two titles.

Big O Final Table Results

The Mizrachi family adds another victory.

The Mizrachi family has added another victory to their collection ahead of the 2026 WSOP. This time it's Robert Mizrachi, a five-time WSOP gold bracelet winner from South Florida.

Mizrachi, a local player, won the fourth event of the series – the $600 Deep Stack Big O – for $15,605. The event had 95 entries and a total prize pool of $49,210, with the winner receiving the top prize. Chet Sickle finished as runner-up with $9,350, while Ian Anderson came in third with $5,905.

Mizrachi had a strong summer, not only performing well at the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open. While he didn't win a bracelet at the 2026 WSOP, he made 13 money runs, including two final table appearances, and finished his Las Vegas series in third place ($3,000 Six-Max Pot-Limit Omaha) ($185,282).

Big O Final Table Results

2026 SHRPO Full Race Results

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