Bryn Kenney
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Bryn Kenney 🇺🇸

Kenny was born in Long Beach, New York. He started as a competitive Magic: The Gathering player before switching to poker, a path that has been followed by many top professionals. He...

Nationality: United States of America Place of birth: No information available Place of residence: No information available
📚 Ranking already included
#24
⭐ SPI
3,134
💰 Total Prize Money
$1,341,000
🎯 Largest single prize
$891,000

Contestant Introduction

Kenny, born in Long Beach, New York, started as a competitive Magic: The Gathering player before switching to poker, a path many top professionals follow. His career began online poker but quickly moved live, winning his first gold bracelet in the 2014 World Series of Poker (WSOP) $1,500 Ten-Game Mix event. Known for his "lone wolf" personality and confidence, Kenny often goes all-in in the highest levels of competition. His career hasn't been without its challenges; in 2022, he was accused of unethical behavior in online games by fellow pro Martin Zamani. Kenny vehemently denied the allegations in a detailed interview, maintaining his innocence and continuing to compete at the highest levels.

Gameplay Overview

High-value table Aggressive

Brin Kenny is widely recognized as one of the best frontrunners in poker. His extremely aggressive play, coupled with a deep understanding of the Independent Chip Scale (ICM), allows him to exert maximum pressure on opponents in high-stakes games. He is particularly fearsome in Super High Roller tournaments, as his willingness to challenge huge pots and fully utilize his chip advantage often forces opponents to make difficult decisions.

Bonuses and Career Highlights

Total prize money
$1,341,000
Largest single prize
$891,000
Best ranking
#24
SPI
3,134 / #394 / 2026

According to Hendon Mob, Bryn Kenney's total live casino winnings total $80,035,491, firmly placing him at the pinnacle of poker history. He solidified this position at the WSOP Paradise in December 2025, winning the Super Main Event and pushing his total winnings past the $80 million mark—a feat unmatched by any other player at the time. His career is renowned for its massive winnings. His largest single prize came at the Triton Millions Charity Event in London in August 2019. Although he ultimately finished as runner-up, a heads-up deal secured him the highest prize in poker history: £16,890,509 (approximately $20,563,324). Kenney maintains his dominant performance in the 2025 season. Highlights include winning the 2024 Triton Monte Carlo Main Event, taking home a whopping $4,410,000. 2nd place in the 2025 WSOP $50,000 Poker Players Championship, winning $887,542. 4th place in the 2025 WSOP $250,000 Super High Roller, winning $1,446,929. 1st place in the 2025 Triton Jeju Turbo Bounty, winning $839,000.