Andrew Moreno: Wynn Millions Champion and PokerGO Tour Winner
POKER HALL OF FAME
Inducted 2014
Andrew Moreno is an American professional poker player whose career spans high-stakes cash games and major live tournaments. Best known for winning the inaugural Wynn Millions Main Event in 2021 for $1,460,106, Moreno has since added titles on the PokerGO Tour and RunGood Poker Series while continuing to make deep runs at the World Series of Poker.
As of September 2026, The Hendon Mob lists Moreno with $6,823,151 in live tournament earnings and a career-best live cash of $1,460,106. Tournament databases can update at different times, so career totals and rankings should be treated as changing statistics.
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Who Is Andrew Moreno?
Moreno has been involved in poker since the early 2000s. According to PokerNews, he began playing while working in a Midwest factory and later moved to Las Vegas in 2006.
His early poker career centered on cash games. Moreno started grinding $1-$2 no-limit hold'em and eventually worked his way into stakes as high as $25-$50.
That cash-game background remained an important part of his development, but tournament poker eventually became a much larger part of his career.
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Andrew Moreno's Tournament Breakthrough
Moreno recorded notable tournament results well before his biggest victory.
At the 2015 World Series of Poker Main Event, he finished 28th for $211,821. A year later, he reached the final table of the $1,500 Monster Stack, finishing sixth for $219,632.
Those results established Moreno as a capable tournament player, even while much of his poker career remained focused on cash games.
His tournament trajectory changed significantly in 2021.
Moreno entered that year with the stated goal of placing greater emphasis on live tournaments. In June, he won a $1,100 UltimateStack event at the Venetian DeepStack Championship Poker Series for $127,740.
Only weeks later, he produced the defining result of his career.
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Winning the 2021 Wynn Millions
Moreno won the inaugural $10,000 Wynn Millions at Wynn Las Vegas in July 2021.
The tournament attracted 1,328 entries and generated a $12,483,200 prize pool. Moreno defeated Clayton Maguire heads-up to claim the championship and $1,460,106.
According to the official WSOP tournament record, Moreno's victory came against a final table that also included Toby Lewis, Joe Kuether and several other established tournament professionals.
The score remains Moreno's largest recorded live tournament cash.
It also represented a major transition in his career. After years of primarily building his reputation in cash games, Moreno had proven he could win one of the largest live no-limit hold'em tournaments on the calendar.
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Major Poker Accomplishments
Moreno's résumé extends well beyond the Wynn Millions victory.
Among his most notable career accomplishments are:
Winner of the 2021 Wynn Millions Main Event for $1,460,106
Winner of a 2021 Venetian DeepStack Championship Poker Series UltimateStack event for $127,740
Sixth place in the 2016 WSOP $1,500 Monster Stack for $219,632
28th place in the 2015 WSOP Main Event for $211,821
Winner of the 2025 Poker Masters Event #3 for $252,000
Winner of the 2025 RunGood Poker Series Mission RunGood Main Event at Thunder Valley for $200,080
Winner of a 2026 PokerGO Tour Kickoff event for $162,300
Eighth place in the 2026 WSOP $3,000 Freezeout for $78,210
11th place in the 2026 WSOP $1,500 Monster Stack for $120,000
Moreno's results show success across a wide range of no-limit hold'em buy-ins, from large-field events to higher-stakes PokerGO Tour tournaments.
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PokerGO Tour Success
Moreno has become a regular presence in PokerGO Tour events.
One of his most significant recent victories came during the 2025 Poker Masters at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas. Moreno won Event #3, a $10,100 no-limit hold'em tournament that attracted 101 entries.
The victory was worth $252,000 and represented his second career PokerGO Tour title, according to PokerGO Tour.
Moreno added another PGT title in January 2026.
He won Event #3 of the 2026 PGT Kickoff, a $5,100 no-limit hold'em tournament, for $162,300. The tournament attracted 159 entries. Moreno then immediately reached another final table in the following Kickoff event, finishing third for $76,125.
Those performances demonstrated that his 2021 Wynn Millions breakthrough was not an isolated result. Moreno has continued competing successfully against experienced fields in higher-buy-in tournaments.
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RunGood Poker Series Victory
Moreno added another major title in August 2025 when he won the $2,700 Mission RunGood Million Dollar Main Event at Thunder Valley Casino Resort.
The tournament attracted 386 entries.
Moreno earned $200,080 and a RunGood Poker Series ring for the victory, marking his first RGPS title.
The win added another recognizable tournament series to a résumé already highlighted by Wynn and PokerGO Tour championships.
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Andrew Moreno at the World Series of Poker
Moreno has accumulated numerous deep runs at the World Series of Poker but has not yet won a WSOP bracelet.
The official WSOP player profile lists Moreno with zero WSOP bracelets and zero WSOP Circuit rings as of September 2026.
His closest major WSOP finishes include sixth place in the 2016 Monster Stack and eighth place in the 2026 $3,000 Freezeout.
The 2026 WSOP was particularly productive.
Moreno finished 25th in the $10,000 GGMillion$ High Roller for $35,019, 11th in the $1,500 Monster Stack for $120,000, eighth in the $3,000 Freezeout for $78,210, and also cashed in multiple additional bracelet events.
These results continued a pattern that has followed Moreno throughout his career: repeated deep runs in large-field no-limit hold'em tournaments even without a bracelet victory.
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How Much Has Andrew Moreno Won in Poker?
As of September 2026, The Hendon Mob lists Andrew Moreno with $6,823,151 in live tournament earnings.
His largest recorded live score is the $1,460,106 he received for winning the 2021 Wynn Millions.
Live tournament databases do not necessarily include every form of poker income. Cash-game winnings, private games and some online results are generally not reflected in standard live tournament earnings totals.
For Moreno, that distinction is especially relevant because a significant portion of his early poker career was spent playing cash games.
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What Type of Poker Does Andrew Moreno Play?
Moreno is primarily associated with no-limit Texas hold'em.
His tournament résumé includes success in large-field WSOP events, high-buy-in PokerGO Tour tournaments, regional series and major standalone championships.
His background is unusual compared with players who developed almost exclusively through tournament poker. Moreno spent years progressing through increasingly larger cash games before shifting more of his attention toward tournaments.
That experience has given him a career that spans both major forms of professional no-limit hold'em.
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Andrew Moreno's Recent Results
Moreno remained active throughout 2026.
In addition to his PGT Kickoff victory and multiple deep WSOP finishes, he continued playing tournaments around the United States.
On September 21, 2026, CardPlayer recorded Moreno finishing 23rd in the $1,700 WSOP Circuit Texas Card House Main Event in Austin for $15,330.
The result came during the 2026 WSOP Circuit Texas Card House Austin series.
His continued participation in major tours and regional tournament stops shows that Moreno remains an active professional tournament player.
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Andrew Moreno's Place in Modern Tournament Poker
Moreno's career stands out because of the way it developed.
He spent many years primarily as a cash-game professional before becoming far more visible on the tournament circuit. The transition produced an immediate career-defining result with the Wynn Millions championship and has since been followed by victories on the PokerGO Tour and RunGood Poker Series.
He has also remained competitive at the WSOP, where repeated deep runs have placed him close to a first bracelet on several occasions.
With more than $6.8 million in Hendon Mob-listed live tournament earnings as of September 2026, Moreno has established a substantial tournament résumé alongside the cash-game experience that shaped the first part of his professional career.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much has Andrew Moreno won playing poker?
The Hendon Mob lists Andrew Moreno with $6,823,151 in live tournament earnings as of September 2026. That figure can change as new tournament results are added and does not represent untracked cash-game winnings.
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What is Andrew Moreno's biggest poker win?
Moreno's largest recorded live tournament cash is $1,460,106. He earned it by winning the $10,000 Wynn Millions Main Event in 2021.
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Has Andrew Moreno won a WSOP bracelet?
No. The official WSOP player database lists Moreno with zero WSOP bracelets as of September 2026.
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Does Andrew Moreno have a WSOP Circuit ring?
The official WSOP player database lists Moreno with zero WSOP Circuit rings as of September 2026. He does, however, own a RunGood Poker Series ring from his 2025 Mission RunGood Main Event victory at Thunder Valley.
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How many PokerGO Tour titles has Andrew Moreno won?
Moreno won his third career PokerGO Tour title during the 2026 PGT Kickoff. His PGT victories include the 2021 Wynn Millions, a 2025 Poker Masters event and the 2026 PGT Kickoff Event #3.
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Is Andrew Moreno still playing poker?
Yes. Moreno remained active on the live tournament circuit in 2026, recording results at the PokerGO Tour, World Series of Poker, Wynn Summer Classic and WSOP Circuit.