Benjamin Breadshell

Benjamin Breadsell's poker résumé is extremely brief, containing just one live tournament cash. According to official data from WSOP.com, his career total earnings are A$4,350, ranking him 129,753rd on the WSOP all-time money list. He has no gold bracelets, rings, or final table finishes, and his Poker IQ score is 183,761.

On October 9, 2014, during the WSOP Asia Pacific series at Crown Casino in Melbourne, Australia, Breadsell entered Event #7: A$2,200 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed. The tournament attracted 243 entrants, and Breadsell finished 19th, earning A$4,350 (approximately $4,350 USD). This is his only recorded tournament result and the sole source of his entire career earnings.

According to WSOP.com's public records, Benjamin Breadsell's Poker IQ is 183,761, and his total earnings place him 129,753rd in the WSOP historical rankings. Among Australian poker players, his results are extremely low, but even a single cash finish is enough to leave a mark in the vast WSOP database.

Benjamin Breadsell's experience represents that of many amateur players: achieving the only highlight of a career by entering a side event at a major series. The 2014 WSOP Asia Pacific was one of the first major WSOP series held outside Las Vegas, and its historical significance means every participant is recorded. Breadsell's case reminds players that taking part in top-tier events can leave a permanent imprint in official records, even without winning.