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Joe Cada ($13.7 million in lifetime WSOP earnings)
With a staggering $13,694,940 in winnings and an impressive collection of four WSOP Bracelets, Joe Cada from Shelby Township has secured his position as the top-earning player in Michigan history at the World Series of Poker.
Cada emerged as the victor in the 2009 WSOP Main Event Championship, surpassing 6,494 competitors and earning a prize of over $8.5 million. He achieved his second bracelet in 2014 by conquering the $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em 6-Max tournament, and added two more in 2018 through the $3,000 No-Limit Hold’em Shootout and the $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em events.
Cada’s remarkable achievement in the poker world was evident in 2019 when he secured a spot at the WSOP Main Event final table for the second time. This accomplishment alone is considered highly impressive, yet Cada managed to do it twice. In that particular year, he finished in fifth place, earning an impressive $2.15 million.
In his lifetime, Cada achieved a remarkable feat by reaching 10 final tables at the WSOP bracelet events. His total earnings, comprising of WSOP winnings and other sources, amount to an impressive $14.4 million. These figures explicitly demonstrate his prowess as one of the most formidable opponents in the world of poker. Furthermore, in the current series, Cada has already secured five notable scores, including a commendable seventh-place finish in the $1,500 6-Max No-Limit Hold’em (Event #14), earning him $61,098.
Ryan Riess ($10.1 million lifetime WSOP earnings)
Ryan Riess holds the title of Michigan’s most successful player, boasting a remarkable $15.2 million in total live earnings. Out of this impressive sum, an astounding $10.1 million stems from his winnings in the World Series of Poker (WSOP), securing him the second-highest spot in Michigan’s history.
Riess, a native of East Lansing, achieved the title of Main Event Champion in 2013 by triumphing over a total of 6,352 competitors, ultimately securing the top prize of $8,361,570. Additionally, he has accumulated $1.8 million in earnings from the WSOP, with six additional victories exceeding $100,000. Among his notable achievements are a fourth-place finish in the 2018 WSOP Europe Main Event, earning him $384,362, and a second-place finish in the 20212 WSOP Circuit Hammond $1,675 Main Event, resulting in a prize of $239,063.
In addition to his success at the WSOP, Riess has also achieved a World Poker Tour (WPT) championship and reached the final table in prestigious live events like the European Poker Tour (EPT), US Poker Open, partypoker MILLIONS, and Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open.
Riess has accumulated $5,894 from three small scores at the 2022 WSOP. Without a doubt, he will be a notable contender to keep an eye on during the Main Event.
Nicolas Manion ($2.8 million lifetime WSOP earnings)
With a total of $2,839,976 in earnings, Nicolas Manion from Muskegon holds the third spot on Michigan’s all-time WSOP earnings list.
Manion’s primary lifetime scores stem from his impressive fourth-place achievement in the 2018 WSOP Main Event, which rewarded him with a substantial $2.825 million. Alongside fellow competitor Joe Cada, they secured fourth and fifth places respectively, collectively earning an impressive total of nearly $5 million.
In 2019, Manion achieved noteworthy success at the WSOP. He managed to secure three in-the-money finishes in Las Vegas and followed it up with two more impressive scores a month later at the WSOP Circuit Choctaw held in Durant, Okla.
Dan Heimiller ($2.6 million lifetime WSOP earnings)
Dan Heimiller has amassed an outstanding track record, having achieved over 100 cashes at the WSOP, secured two WSOP bracelets, and earned two WSOP circuit rings. Notably, his WSOP lifetime earnings amount to $2,558,887, while his overall lifetime earnings surpass an impressive $6.4 million.
Originally from Livonia, Heimiller currently resides in Las Vegas and has been actively competing in WSOP events since the late 1990s. Throughout his career, he has achieved notable victories, claiming bracelets in both 2002 and 2014. Additionally, he has an impressive record of seven cash finishes in the WSOP Main Event, with his most notable performance occurring in 2016, where he secured the 137th position out of a staggering 6,737 entries.
Dash Dudley ($2.4 million lifetime WSOP earnings)
Dash Dudley, hailing from Lansing, boasts an impressive professional poker career. With a lifetime accumulation of $2.4 million in earnings from the World Series of Poker (WSOP) alone, he has proven his exceptional skills at the table. Notably, Dudley has secured two coveted WSOP bracelets, underscoring his mastery in the game. Furthermore, his overall lifetime earnings stand at an impressive $2.75 million, solidifying his status as a highly successful poker player.
In 2019, Dudley achieved a significant milestone by clinching his inaugural WSOP bracelet. He emerged victorious in the $10K Pot-Limit Omaha Championship, securing an impressive $1,086,967, which marked the highest amount he had ever won in his career. Just four months later, Dudley continued his winning streak and secured his second bracelet by conquering the €500 Pot-Limit Omaha event at WSOP Europe 2019.
In recent times, Dudley has achieved notable success in the world of poker. He recently secured the runner-up position in the 2022 $50K Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller, earning an impressive sum of $861,442. This victory adds to his already remarkable performance this summer, with two notable scores. Additionally, Dudley has also secured three Main Event finishes, including a 252nd-place finish in 2010 and an impressive 48th-place finish in the 2019 WSOP Europe Main Event.
Ankush Mandavia ($1.8 million lifetime WSOP earnings)
Ankush Mandavia, the winner of both a WSOP bracelet and a circuit ring, holds the sixth position in Michigan’s all-time WSOP earnings, amounting to a grand total of $1,789,860.
Mandavia has already accumulated five scores in the 2022 WSOP. These include two 20th-place finishes in the $5,300 Online High Roller Freezeout and Event #11: $600 No-Limit Hold’em Deepstack. His most notable achievement in the WSOP occurred in 2016, where he secured his only bracelet by winning a $5,000 No-Limit Hold’em event and claiming $548,139 in prize money.
Mandavia, hailing from Kalamazoo, boasts an impressive record of over 20 final tables in both the WSOP and WSOP Circuit. Additionally, he has accumulated an impressive 121 official WSOP cashes. In the Main Event, he has successfully made it to the money three times, with his most recent achievement being a 126th place finish in 2017.
Mandavia’s potential for a strong performance in the 2022 Main Event seems promising, considering the number of scores he has already achieved. However, only time will reveal the true outcome.
Dean Hamrick ($1.5 million lifetime WSOP earnings)
With a total lifetime earnings of $1.7 million, Dean Hamrick holds the impressive title of being the seventh-highest earner in WSOP history in Michigan. Notably, he has accumulated $1.45 million solely from WSOP tournament earnings.
In 2010, Hamrick emerged as the champion in a $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em tournament, defeating a massive field of 2,521 participants. His victory earned him an impressive sum of over $600,000 and the coveted bracelet. Continuing his success, Hamrick secured fifth place in a separate $1,500 NLH event the following year, adding another $132,380 to his winnings.
In terms of the Main Event, Hamrick has achieved three impressive scores in 2007, 2008, and 2010. In 2008, he narrowly missed making it to the final table, securing the tenth position out of 6,844 participants and earning a noteworthy $591,869.
Hamrick’s absence from WSOP action dates back to 2016.
Brek Schutten ($1.4 million lifetime WSOP earnings)
With a staggering $1.1 million in 2022 WSOP earnings alone, Brek Schutten has swiftly emerged as the most rapidly advancing player on this roster. Impressively, his WSOP winnings amount to a remarkable $1.4 million, accumulated in less than six years since October 2016.
This summer, he accumulated a total of seven figures in winnings thanks to his success in three tournaments: a fifth-place finish in a $25K NLH High Roller, earning him $323,730, a second-place finish in a $50K NLH High Roller, resulting in $820,808, and a 10th place finish in the $1,000 Flip & Go Event, adding $13,510 to his earnings.
After claiming victory in the biggest WPT tournament ever held, Grand Rapids’ Schutten made a remarkable debut in 2021, scooping a staggering $1.26 million prize. With a total lifetime earnings of $3.4 million, he has firmly established himself as a rising star in the fiercely competitive world of poker. Undoubtedly, Schutten will eagerly strive to etch his name once again during the upcoming Main Event.
Tom McEvoy ($1.4 million lifetime WSOP earnings)
Tom McEvoy, hailing from Grand Rapids, is renowned as a poker pioneer. His remarkable achievements in the game led to his induction into the prestigious Poker Hall of Fame in 2013. Throughout his career, he has secured four coveted bracelets and achieved cash prizes in an impressive 56 WSOP events, spanning all the way back to 1982. These accomplishments have amassed earnings totaling a remarkable $1,391,462.
In the 1983 WSOP Main Event, McEvoy emerged victorious, while the esteemed Doyle Brunson secured the third-place finish.
Despite his last bracelet being won in 1992, McEvoy continues to participate in poker games and has achieved two cashes in the 2021 WSOP. In the 2018 Main Event, he secured a cash prize by finishing in 430th place out of a total of 7,874 entries.
Jeff Gross ($1.3 million lifetime WSOP earnings)
Jeff Gross, a renowned poker streamer, completes Michigan’s top 10 WSOP earners list by accumulating an impressive $1,321,480 from 58 combined Series and circuit cashes. The majority of his earnings, a staggering 55, were obtained from the WSOP. Despite reaching seven final tables in this prestigious event, Gross is still striving to clinch his first career bracelet.
Gross has accumulated a lifetime earnings of $3.5 million since 2007, ranking as the fourth-highest in Michigan history. His most successful performance in the WSOP Main Event took place in 2012, securing him 223rd place. Additionally, Gross achieved a commendable 28th place finish in the 2015 WSOP Europe Main Event.
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