Bryn Kenney Doesn’t Lose a Single All-In at the $100,000 King’s Charity Super High Roller Final Table

Kenney started the final table with just 15 big blinds, but that didn’t stop him from winning the tournament.

The secret to his success was simple: he didn’t lose a single all-in.

He nearly busted in 9th place when Ruan Feixiang shoved 13 BB with AJo and Elton Tsang reshoved 41 BB with AQo. Holding a 12 BB stack, Kenney took a moment before folding pocket jacks. It turned out to be the correct decision, as the flop came with two queens.

At 8-handed, Kenney doubled through David Miscikowski: QQ > 88. His stack increased to 17 BB.

At 7-handed, he doubled again: J9o > AKo against Xing. He flopped a straight and won a 21 BB pot.

At 6-handed, he doubled once more: AKo > JJ against Tom Dwan. A king on the flop secured him a 34 BB pot.

At 4-handed, Kenney eliminated Wang Xuanyi: KJs > A2o for a 25 BB pot. Board: 3JAK7.

At 3-handed, he sent Elton Tsang to the rail: AKo > AQo for a 48 BB pot, winning with king-high.

Kenney reached heads-up against Jesse Lonis. Lonis had one of the smoothest final tables imaginable: he started as the chip leader with 80 BB and held the lead almost the entire way.

Kenney had 73 BB, while Lonis had 69 BB. The two agreed to an even chop of $1.6 million each, leaving $54,000 and the trophy to play for.

They battled for another 20 minutes. In the final hand, Lonis got all the chips in with K2o, while Kenney called with JTs. The pot was worth 56 BB, and a ten on the flop sealed the victory.

$100,000 King’s Charity Super High Roller Final Table Payouts

Place	Country	Player	Prize
1		Bryn Kenney	$1,654,000*
2		Jesse Lonis	$1,600,000*
3		Elton Tsang	$880,000
4		Wang Xuanyi	$630,000
5		Xing	$450,000
6		Tom Dwan	$350,000
7		David Miscikowski	$280,000
8		Hai	$230,000
9		Ruan Feixiang	$200,000

Bryn Kenney Earns More Than $10.7 Million in 2026 and Surpasses $90 Million for His Career

This became Kenney’s fourth seven-figure score of 2026:

• $2,946,648 — after a heads-up deal in the €250K EPT Monte Carlo Super High Roller
• $2,776,634 — runner-up finish in the $250K WSOP NLH Super High Roller
• $1,041,908 — third place in the $50K WSOP NLH High Roller

His career live tournament earnings have now surpassed $90,000,000, extending his all-time record.

In 2026 alone, Kenney has earned $10.7 million in tournament prize money. The only player ahead of him this year is Adrian Mateos with $13 million.