Daniel Negreanu Surpasses $25 Million in WSOP Earnings

Daniel Negreanu has made history by surpassing $25 million in WSOP earnings, becoming the first player to achieve this milestone. With 300 career WSOP cashes, Negreanu leads the pack with the most cashes of any player. His top score remains the $8.3 million he earned as the runner-up in the 2014 $1,000,000 Big One For One Drop.

Antonio Esfandiari, another notable player, earned over $18.3 million by defeating a field of 48 entries in the first-ever Big One For One Drop. Michael Mizrachi also had a significant win, earning $10 million as the last player standing from 9,735 entries in the 2025 WSOP main event.

Alex Foxen has had a strong summer, cashing seven times and earning more than $1.8 million. Adrian Mateos took down this year’s $250,000 super high roller for his sixth career bracelet and $4,334,411. Phil Hellmuth, known for his numerous bracelets, has recorded just three cashes so far this series, with his best showing being a seventh-place finish in the $10,000 Omaha eight-or-better Championship.