James Rann is an English poker player and online MTT specialist with over $1.46 million in live earnings and a further $1.17 million in online earnings — a dual-circuit performer who led the 2015 Aussie Millions Main Event final table going into the final day and has recorded WPT Online Championship wins. A prolific volume player across 141 recorded live cashes, Rann is one of the UK’s most active tournament grinders.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

Total live earnings stand at over $1,465,000 across 141 cashes, per The Hendon Mob. Online earnings add a further $1.17 million.

Career Highlights at a Glance
💰 Live Earnings: $1,465,000+ | 🌐 Online Earnings: $1,170,000+ | 🏆 2x WPT Online wins | 🎯 141 Cashes

Notable Results (click to expand)

Event	Result	Prize
2015 Aussie Millions Main Event	Chip leader entering final day	Final table cash
WPT World Online Championships Knockout (x2)	1st (both)	–
WPT Online Championship (various)	Multiple deep runs	–

His estimated total poker net worth — live and online — exceeds $1.5 million.

Biography & Poker Background

Rann’s results dating back to 2010 began primarily across UK events and small WSOP cashes. His live breakthrough came at the 2015 Aussie Millions Main Event, where he entered the final table as chip leader with 5.815 million chips — leading the nine-player final day in Melbourne. He had survived a crucial river nine when all-in as short stack late on Day 4, a moment he later acknowledged as the card that made his final table.

He has also been a strong online performer across the WPT’s digital series, winning two WPT World Online Championship Knockout events alongside Simon Deadman in a notable double for Britain in a single session.

His 141 career cashes reflect an extremely high-volume approach to tournament poker, competing regularly across the UK, Australia, Las Vegas and European stops. He also has an existing SomuchPoker profile page with documented results.

Play Style & Strategy

Rann is a high-volume online-trained player whose live game developed steadily through consistent circuit presence. His chip-leading performance at the Aussie Millions — navigating a deep field over multiple days in a non-home-country event — reflected a player who performs under pressure and adapts well to different player pools.

Online Presence

The Hendon Mob Profile

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