A comprehensive, “exact” record of any poker player’s stats (professional or otherwise) is very hard to compile. Whether it should even be compiled (or publicly accessible), is another important question. The most famous example of a poker player wins database is the internationally renowned Hendon Mob database, which tracks and organizes poker player stats from thousands and thousands of poker tournaments over the last 30 years or so.
It’s remarkably comprehensive and has such a wide range of tournament results catalogued it’ll amaze you. From $10 buy-ins at the local pub up to $1m+ buy-in tournaments, results have been recorded from around the world and through all poker eras. Poker player stats on HendonMob are sorted according to player, country, year, money won, tournament series, poker tours, global player rankings and many more.
The most famous list, naturally, is the All-Time Money Winner list, which currently lists Bryn Kenney and his $43 million (and counting at the top. Poker superstar Daniel Negreanu was the longtime leader and currently has just under $40m in career live tournament earnings. The All Time Money Winner list has every (or almost every) poker tournament a player has ever cashed in and is a fascinating record of a poker player’s stats over an extended period of time.
