Daniel Negreanu and Shaun Deeb revealed profit at WSOP 2024

In the summer series of WSOP 2024, top poker players revealed their financial results, including profit, number of entries, and winnings.

Daniel Negreanu

In 2022, Negreanu lost $1.1 million, and in 2023 – $743,000. In 2024, despite winning the $50,000 Poker Players Championship, he still incurred a loss of $171,000. Over the summer he won the $100,000 pot‑limit Omaha championship for $2.3 million, which yielded a profit of $1.69 million. Over the summer Negreanu participated in 54 events, made 79 entries (bullets) and won 15 times. He became the first player to reach $25 million in WSOP winnings, and also won $250,000 in the $25,000 WSOP Fantasy competition together with side bets. Before his trip to the Bahamas in December, Negreanu ranks sixth in the overall standings for Player of the Year.

Shaun Deeb

Deeb currently holds first place in the Player of the Year race, aiming to win this title for the third time. He competed in the summer after two second-place finishes in Europe, but struggled to get started in Las Vegas. Later he secured another second place and won his ninth career bracelet in the $1,500 8‑handed event. In the Main Event, Deeb earned $410,000 for 15th place. Over the summer he made 122 entries, won six times, and earned a profit of $89,000.

Other poker players

Jeremy Ausmus reported 44 entries and nine wins in the summer. Naoya Kihara won more than $1.6 million on 90 entries, winning 18 times, including victories in the $10,000 no‑limit 2‑7 and $10,000 stud championships. Josh Arieh participated in 69 events with 42 wins, reached four final tables, and finished second in the $50,000 Poker Players Championship. Texas Mike Moncek said his entries are "between me and God" and did not disclose exact numbers.