Leaderboard: Super High Roller Bowl

More than $179.8 million in prize money has been paid out across the 18 Super High Roller Bowl events over the past decade. The most recent SHRB helped to catapult its champion Seth Davies inside the top 15, with more than $4.2 million in earnings for two in-the-money finishes. Before pocketing $3.2 million as the last player standing this year, Davies had finished fifth in the 2019 SHRB Bahamas for $1,020,000.

Justin Bonomo remains the clear top performer in the tournament’s history. He has accumulated more than $15.3 million across seven cashes and is the only player with three SHRB titles. In 2018 he managed to win both the SHRB China ($4,820,299) and the SHRB IV ($5,000,000). He also took down the SHRB Online event held during the live poker shutdown of 2020, earning another $1,775,000. Four of his 10 largest poker paydays have come in SHRB events.

Christoph Vogelsang is Bonomo’s closest competition on this list with nearly $10.9 million. The German poker pro triumphed in the SHRB III back in 2017, earning $6 million for the win. He has cashed three more times, including placing second in the 2020 SHRB Russia for another $2.4 million.

Isaac Haxton rounds out the top three. Like Vogelsang, Haxton has made the money in four SHRB tournaments. He has almost $8.2 million in combined earnings across those scores, including two wins. He first broke through in 2018, winning SHRB V for nearly $3.7 million. Five years later he took down the SHRB VIII for another $2.8 million.

Poker Hall of Famer Brian Rast made history as the first-ever SHRB champion. He took down the inaugural running, which sported a massive $500,000 buy-in, besting a field of 43 entries to earn $7,525,000. This is his only cash in a SHRB tournament, but it alone is enough to put him in fourth place. Rounding out the top five is the third two-time SHRB champion, Timothy Adams. He has $7,053,612 in total cashes with four in-the-money finishes over the years. ♠