Shannon Shorr Wins Fourth WSOP Bracelet in $400 Online Mystery Bounty
Shannon Shorr added a fourth World Series of Poker bracelet to his résumé this week. He won it at home, with his wife and children gathered around the computer for the final hand. According to Card Player, the 41-year-old pro topped a field of 1,149 entries in the 2026 WSOP Online $400 no-limit hold’em mystery bounty event. Card Player puts his total prize money at $59,616. Its final-table results break that down as a $43,053 payout plus $16,564 in bounty money.
Shorr played under the screen name ‘TomGlavine’ and finished heads-up against Mike Holtz, who played as ‘KissTheRings’ and whom Card Player describes as a fellow multi-time bracelet winner. The last hand was a race. Shorr’s K-Q was up against Holtz’s pocket fives, and a king on the river gave Shorr the pot and the title. Replaying the hand for his kids afterward, Shorr called out the river card while they cheered, as captured in a video Card Player published:
“River king, Daddy wins!”
Shorr posted the result on social media on October 6, calling it his 4th WSOP bracelet and a “$60k” score in the $400 Mystery Bounty event. He wrote that it was “pretty cool” to have his three children there for the finish.
The $400 Mystery Bounty final table payouts
Holtz collected $31,373 in prize money and $2,715 in bounties for second place, a total of $34,088. Third went to ’50_Fifty_50′, whose $23,016 payout and $6,182 in bounties came to $29,198. ‘TStackzzz13’ took fourth for $18,192, followed by ‘Btu2apulp’ ($13,605), ‘kazuomatsui’ ($11,579), ‘schuchaskie’ ($10,689) and ‘n3rds’ ($5,898). The mystery bounty format reshuffled the bottom of the table. Ninth-place finisher ‘BallHardDre’ pulled $6,433 in bounties on top of a $3,902 payout. That gave the player $10,335 overall, more than eighth place earned and close to seventh.
Shorr’s four online bracelets since 2023
All four of Shorr’s bracelets have come in online events, Card Player notes. His breakthrough came during the 2023 WSOP Online series, when he won twice: a $2,000 no-limit hold’em six-max event for $89,126 and a $1,000 no-limit hold’em freezeout for $35,539. His third arrived in 2025, exactly two years to the day after his second. That one was also a mystery bounty event, and it paid $56,143.
Shorr has been cashing at the World Series for two decades. Card Player reports his first in-the-money finish came in a $2,000 buy-in event in 2006. His career live and online tournament earnings now top $18.3 million, with more than $4 million of that coming from WSOP events.
The latest win also edges past his 2025 mystery bounty score. Shorr’s two bracelets in that format have now paid $56,143 and $59,616, giving him more than $115,000 from those two titles alone.