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Player · Sweden

Martin Jacobson

Stockholm, Sweden, Sweden

$18,490,450Live earnings
$10,000,000Best cash
#89All-time money list
#1Sweden ranking

Sweden's most successful tournament player by a wide margin, and the country's only World Series of Poker Main Event champion. Jacobson won the 2014 Main Event for $10,000,000 — still his best result and still one of the largest single prizes in poker history — having come to the final table as the shortest stack of the nine.

His career total of $18.49m puts him 89th on the all-time money list, with a best-ever rank of 9th. He was born in Stockholm and now lives in London, which is where most of his live schedule is based.

He has not slowed down: in June 2026 he finished second in the $3,000 six-handed bracelet event at the WSOP for $327,370, and cashed twice more in Las Vegas that summer. Before the Main Event he was already one of Europe's most consistent high-stakes tournament regulars, with deep runs across the EPT and WSOP Europe.

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Frequently asked questions

What did Martin Jacobson win the WSOP Main Event for?

$10,000,000, in 2014 — and he started the final table as the shortest stack.

How much has he won?

$18,490,450 in live tournaments, first on Sweden's all-time money list and 89th in the world.

Is he still playing?

Yes — he finished second in a $3,000 WSOP bracelet event in June 2026 for $327,370.

Source: The Hendon Mob — Martin Jacobson (total live earnings, best cash, all-time and country rank, best-ever rank, birthplace, residence, 2026 WSOP results), retrieved 2026-09-15. Last checked 2026-09-15. Figures are as published by the sources and may be incomplete.

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