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The Hendon Mob · 12 Sept 2026

Britain's all-time money list: Chidwick at $79M, Heath closing on $40M, and a pot-limit Omaha wave

The UK all-time money list as published by The Hendon Mob in September 2026 is led by Stephen Chidwick ($79.3M, second in the world) and Ben Heath ($38.9M), with Sam Trickett ($21.8M), Talal Shakerchi ($20.2M) and Sam Grafton ($15.7M) completing the top five. The striking change over the past eighteen months is how much of the movement has come from pot-limit Omaha: Richard Gryko has two Triton PLO titles since May 2025, Philip Sternheimer and Robert Cowen hold PLO bracelets and Triton PLO final tables, and Benny Glaser took the $50,000 Poker Players Championship in June 2026. Britain now has fifteen players past $7.5 million, and all fifteen have profiles on our United Kingdom page.

The full top fifteen: Chidwick $79.3M, Heath $38.9M, Trickett $21.8M, Shakerchi $20.2M, Grafton $15.7M, Glaser $12.9M, Chris Moorman $11.8M, Sternheimer $10.5M, Toby Lewis $10.4M, Gryko $10.3M, Charlie Carrel $9.6M, Jack Salter $9.2M, Cowen (Wales) $8.3M, Michael Zhang $8.1M and Niall Farrell (Scotland) $7.5M. Heath's $8.16 million runner-up finish in the Triton Million at WSOP Paradise in December 2024 remains the biggest British cash of the decade, and his three Triton podiums in the past year suggest the gap to Chidwick may yet close. Moorman, meanwhile, has made the final four of the WPT World Championship at the Wynn in consecutive years — the event British qualifiers can reach through WPT Global.

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Source: The Hendon Mob (ranking and earnings figures), retrieved 2026-09-12. Last checked 2026-09-12. Figures are as published by the sources and may be incomplete.