Shannon Shorr Wins 4th WSOP Bracelet

A Fourth Bracelet, All Won Online

Shannon Shorr has added another WSOP bracelet to his collection, taking down the WSOP Online $400 No-Limit Hold'em Mystery Bounty event while playing from home under the alias "TomGlavine." The victory marks the fourth bracelet of his career, and notably, all four have come in online events.

Shorr, 41, closed out the tournament in a heads-up match against Mike Holtz, himself a multiple WSOP bracelet winner, who played under the screen name "KissTheRings."

The Final Hand

The tournament ended on a classic coin flip. Shorr held K-Q against Holtz's pocket fives. Holtz's pair was ahead through the early streets, but a king landed on the river to give Shorr the pot and the title.

By his own account, the moment was a family affair. Shorr was surrounded by his wife and children for the finish, and he described the win afterward as a memorable one, noting how much it meant to have them there for the closing hands.

Field Size and Prize Pool

The $400 buy-in Mystery Bounty event drew 1,149 entries, generating a total prize pool of $413,640. That figure comfortably exceeded the tournament's original $300,000 guarantee.

Mystery Bounty formats have become a staple of both live and online tournament schedules in recent years. In these events, a portion of each buy-in is set aside for bounty prizes that are revealed only when a player is eliminated, which can produce payouts that vary significantly from player to player. That structure is reflected in the final table results below, where bounty earnings do not always track with finishing position.

Final Table Results

WSOP Online #7: $400 No-Limit Hold'em Mystery Bounty

• 1. Shannon "TomGlavine" Shorr — $43,053 prize, $16,564 in bounties
• 2. Mike "KissTheRings" Holtz — $31,373 prize, $2,715 in bounties
• 3. 50_Fifty_50 — $23,016 prize, $6,182 in bounties
• 4. TStackzzz13 — $16,926 prize, $1,266 in bounties
• 5. Btu2apulp — $12,523 prize, $1,082 in bounties
• 6. kazuomatsui — $9,280 prize, $2,299 in bounties
• 7. schuchaskie — $6,907 prize, $3,782 in bounties
• 8. n3rds — $5,141 prize, $757 in bounties
• 9. BallHardDre — $3,902 prize, $6,433 in bounties

An Online-Only Bracelet Record

What stands out about Shorr's bracelet run is that every one of his four titles has come from online play. He earned his first two bracelets in 2023, added a third in 2025 in another Mystery Bounty event, and now has claimed a fourth.

The online bracelet series has grown into a significant part of the WSOP calendar, giving players the chance to compete for gold from home rather than traveling to a live series. For Shorr, that format has proven especially productive.

What the Result Means

Bracelet number four places Shorr among the more accomplished players on the online bracelet circuit, and the win reinforces a pattern: he has consistently performed well in large-field online events with bounty components. The $400 price point and the 1,149-entry field also illustrate how accessible these tournaments remain, offering a relatively modest buy-in with a six-figure overall prize pool.

For Holtz, the runner-up finish is another deep run in a WSOP Online event, though the heads-up coin flip did not fall his way. The river king decided it, and with it, Shorr's fourth piece of WSOP gold.