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Jack Corrigan Poker Player Profile: Earnings, Results & Career

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POKER HALL OF FAME
Inducted 2014

Jack Corrigan is an American tournament poker player from Rocky River, Ohio, whose résumé includes deep runs at the World Series of Poker, European Poker Tour festivals, the Wynn Summer Classic and regional events in the United States. His biggest result came in 2026, when he finished sixth in a major Wynn Summer Classic no-limit hold'em event for $209,044.

As of August 2026, The Hendon Mob lists Corrigan with $711,018 in recorded live tournament earnings. He has not won a WSOP bracelet or WSOP Circuit ring, but he owns a RunGood Poker Series ring and has reached major final tables in both the United States and Europe.

Jack Corrigan Poker Profile

  • Full name: Jack Corrigan

  • Nationality: United States

  • Publicly listed residence: Rocky River, Ohio

  • Primary discipline: No-limit hold'em tournaments

  • Recorded live tournament earnings: $711,018

  • Largest recorded live cash: $209,044

  • WSOP bracelets: 0

  • WSOP Circuit rings: 0

  • RunGood Poker Series rings: 1

Tournament earnings and statistics change as new results are recorded. The figures in this profile reflect publicly available records reviewed in August 2026.

Who Is Jack Corrigan?

Jack Corrigan is an American poker player who has developed a résumé built largely around no-limit hold'em tournaments.

His modern tournament record became particularly notable during the 2022 World Series of Poker. Since then, Corrigan has recorded significant finishes at the WSOP, PokerStars European Poker Tour festivals, Wynn Las Vegas and other tournament series.

Rather than building his record around one isolated result, Corrigan has produced deep runs in several different tournament environments. His accomplishments include a WSOP final table, a RunGood Poker Series victory, a PokerStars Open final table at EPT Monte-Carlo and a career-best six-figure score at the Wynn Summer Classic.

Breakthrough at the 2022 World Series of Poker

Corrigan's profile rose considerably during the 2022 WSOP in Las Vegas.

He first made a deep run in the $1,500 Monster Stack, finishing 14th for $47,431. Less than two weeks later, he went even deeper in Event #49, the $2,000 No-Limit Hold'em tournament.

That event attracted 1,977 entries. Corrigan advanced to the final table and eventually finished eighth for $59,343.

His final hand came against German bracelet winner Christopher Frank. Corrigan moved all in with ace-king and ran into Frank's pocket aces. Although Corrigan paired his king, he could not overcome the larger pocket pair.

The result gave Corrigan his first WSOP final-table appearance and, combined with the Monster Stack run, established the 2022 series as an important breakthrough in his modern tournament career.

RunGood Poker Series Victory in Cleveland

Corrigan converted his 2022 momentum into a tournament victory later that year.

At the RunGood Poker Series stop at JACK Cleveland Casino in September, he won the $420 No-Limit Hold'em Opener.

The tournament drew 392 entries and generated a $139,160 prize pool. Corrigan finished first for $30,735 and earned a RunGood championship ring.

The victory is an important distinction in his résumé. Corrigan has not won a WSOP Circuit ring, but he has won a ring event on the RunGood Poker Series.

Continued Results in 2024

Corrigan continued producing notable finishes in 2024.

At the Colorado Showdown Series in January, he finished fifth in a $1,110 no-limit hold'em event for $39,792.

He followed that result with sixth place in a $1,600 MSPT Poker Bowl event in Las Vegas for $22,789. A month later, he finished 27th in a $3,500 event at the Wynn Millions for $18,704.

Corrigan also traveled to European Poker Tour festivals, recording multiple cashes at EPT Monte-Carlo and later competing at EPT Barcelona.

The results reinforced a pattern that has become clear in his tournament record: most of Corrigan's significant accomplishments have come in no-limit hold'em events ranging from regional tournaments to major international festivals.

EPT Monte-Carlo Final Table in 2025

One of Corrigan's biggest international results came at the 2025 PokerStars EPT Monte-Carlo festival.

He reached the final table of the €1,100 PokerStars Open Main Event, which drew 2,387 entries and generated a prize pool of more than €2.2 million.

Corrigan entered the final six as the last American remaining in the tournament. His run ended when his ace-queen was unable to improve against Gilles Cadignan's ace-king.

Sixth place paid Corrigan €70,240, which represented one of the largest recorded scores of his career at the time.

Norway's Jon Kyte eventually won the tournament for €340,000.

For Corrigan, the final-table appearance expanded a résumé that had already included significant results in Las Vegas and Ohio by demonstrating that he could also make a deep run in a large European festival event.

Career-Best Score at the 2026 Wynn Summer Classic

Corrigan recorded the largest live tournament cash of his career during the 2026 Wynn Summer Classic at Wynn Las Vegas.

The $3,500 No-Limit Hold'em event attracted 1,722 entries and created a $5,467,350 prize pool, surpassing its $5 million guarantee.

Corrigan reached a final table that also included Joseph Cheong, Scott Bohlman, Jared Jaffee and eventual champion Sebastian Toro Henao.

One of the most memorable hands of the final table involved Corrigan in a three-way preflop all-in. Corrigan held pocket aces against Diego Silva's pocket kings and Nazar Buhaiov's pocket queens. His aces held, eliminating neither player immediately but allowing Corrigan to survive the major confrontation.

Corrigan was the next player eliminated and finished sixth for $209,044.

The payout became his largest recorded live tournament score and pushed his career earnings well beyond the $500,000 mark. Henao went on to win the tournament for $908,139.

Jack Corrigan at the World Series of Poker

The WSOP has played a major role in Corrigan's tournament résumé.

His best WSOP finish remains his eighth-place result in the 2022 $2,000 No-Limit Hold'em event for $59,343. That same summer, he also finished 14th in the $1,500 Monster Stack for $47,431.

Corrigan continued recording WSOP cashes over the following years.

During the 2025 WSOP, he reached the money in several events, including the $10,000 Main Event, where he finished 810th for $22,500.

He returned to the series in 2026 and again recorded multiple cashes, including a $10,000 payout for finishing 88th in the $5,000 Eight-Handed No-Limit Hold'em event.

As of August 2026, the WSOP lists Corrigan with zero bracelets and zero WSOP Circuit rings.

Major Poker Accomplishments

  • More than $700,000 in recorded live tournament earnings

  • Career-best $209,044 score at the 2026 Wynn Summer Classic

  • Sixth place in the 2026 Wynn Summer Classic $3,500 No-Limit Hold'em event

  • Sixth place in the 2025 PokerStars Open Main Event at EPT Monte-Carlo for €70,240

  • Eighth place in the 2022 WSOP $2,000 No-Limit Hold'em event for $59,343

  • 14th place in the 2022 WSOP Monster Stack for $47,431

  • Winner of the 2022 RGPS Cleveland $420 Opener for $30,735

  • One RunGood Poker Series championship ring

  • Multiple WSOP, EPT, Wynn and regional tournament cashes

Jack Corrigan's Playing Style

There is not enough reliable public analysis to assign Corrigan a definitive playing-style label such as tight-aggressive, loose-aggressive or mathematically driven.

His tournament results provide a more defensible description.

Corrigan's résumé is heavily concentrated in no-limit hold'em, and several of his strongest performances have come in large-field, multi-day tournaments. He has produced deep runs across different buy-in levels and tournament environments, including regional events, WSOP fields, European festivals and major Las Vegas series.

Individual reported hands can provide snapshots of how a player approaches certain situations, but they are not enough to establish an overall playing style. For that reason, Corrigan is best described as an experienced no-limit hold'em tournament player rather than assigning him a more specific strategic label without stronger evidence.

What Makes Jack Corrigan's Poker Career Notable?

Corrigan's results are notable because his biggest performances have not been limited to one tournament series or location.

His 2022 WSOP breakthrough demonstrated an ability to navigate large Las Vegas fields. His RunGood victory later that year showed he could convert a deep run into a title. The 2025 PokerStars Open final table added an international result, while his 2026 Wynn Summer Classic performance produced the largest payday of his career.

He has also continued competing rather than disappearing after his initial WSOP success.

That consistency has allowed Corrigan to build a tournament record exceeding $700,000 in live earnings without yet winning a WSOP bracelet or another major-tour championship.

Where Jack Corrigan's Career Stands

Corrigan entered the second half of 2026 following the strongest financial result of his recorded tournament career.

His sixth-place finish at Wynn for $209,044 substantially increased his career earnings, and he continued cashing at the World Series of Poker afterward.

As of August 2026, The Hendon Mob lists Corrigan with $711,018 in live tournament earnings and a career-best cash of $209,044.

He remains active in tournament poker based on his 2026 results. A first WSOP bracelet or another major tournament victory would represent a significant new milestone, but his existing record already includes substantial results across several prominent tournament series.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much has Jack Corrigan won playing poker?

The Hendon Mob lists Jack Corrigan with $711,018 in recorded live tournament earnings as of August 2026. Tournament earnings databases can change when new results are added or corrected.

What is Jack Corrigan's largest poker cash?

Corrigan's largest recorded live cash is $209,044. He earned it by finishing sixth in the $3,500 No-Limit Hold'em event at the 2026 Wynn Summer Classic.

Has Jack Corrigan won a WSOP bracelet?

No. The World Series of Poker lists Jack Corrigan with zero WSOP bracelets as of August 2026.

Has Jack Corrigan won a WSOP Circuit ring?

No. The WSOP lists Corrigan with zero Circuit rings.

Has Jack Corrigan won a poker tournament ring?

Yes. Corrigan won a RunGood Poker Series championship ring after taking down the $420 Opener at RGPS Cleveland in September 2022. He earned $30,735 for the victory.

What is Jack Corrigan's best WSOP finish?

Corrigan's best WSOP finish is eighth place in the 2022 $2,000 No-Limit Hold'em event. He earned $59,343.

Did Jack Corrigan make an EPT final table?

Yes. Corrigan finished sixth in the €1,100 PokerStars Open Main Event at EPT Monte-Carlo in 2025 for €70,240.

Where is Jack Corrigan from?

The Hendon Mob lists Corrigan's residence as Rocky River, Ohio, and official WSOP tournament records have also identified him with Rocky River.

What type of poker does Jack Corrigan play?

Corrigan's recorded tournament résumé is dominated by no-limit hold'em. His largest scores have come in no-limit hold'em tournaments at the WSOP, Wynn Summer Classic, European Poker Tour festivals and RunGood Poker Series events.

Sources

  • World Series of Poker

  • The Hendon Mob

  • PokerNews

  • CardPlayer

  • RunGood Poker Series

  • European Poker Tour tournament results

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