Shannon “TomGlavine” Shorr won the $400 No-Limit Hold’em Mystery Bounty event at the WSOP Online fall series on Oct. 6, earning his fourth World Series of Poker bracelet. He beat a field of 1,149 entries and Mike “KissTheRings” Holtz heads-up for a reported total return of about $59,600.
PokerTube and US Poker differed by $1 on the final total, reporting $59,617 and $59,616 respectively. Both put Shorr’s base prize at $43,053 and his bounty winnings at $16,564. The event generated a $413,640 prize pool, about 38% above its $300,000 guarantee.
The decisive hand saw Shorr’s K-Q against Holtz’s pocket fives. A king on the river gave Shorr the title. Holtz collected $34,088 in all, including $2,715 in bounties, while third-place finisher 50_Fifty_50 received $29,198.
Shorr played the final hand at home with his wife and three children around the computer. He later wrote on X that it was “Pretty cool having these three there for the finish,” and replayed the conclusion for them by saying: “River king, Daddy wins!”
The win extended an entirely online bracelet record for Shorr, whose first WSOP cash came in a $2,000 buy-in event in 2006. He won his first two bracelets in October 2023, in a $2,000 No-Limit Hold’em 6-Max event worth $89,126 and a $1,000 Freezeout worth $35,539. His third came in a $500 Mystery Bounty in 2025 for $56,143, making the latest result his second bracelet in that format.
The 2026 WSOP Online fall schedule comprises 33 bracelet events and uses a shared player pool across Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Michigan, according to Caesars Entertainment. Pennsylvania had joined that pooled network by the 2025 fall series. The current schedule has eight Mystery Bounty tournaments, up from six in 2025, with combined guarantees of $2.2 million.
The series’ $1,000 Mystery Bounty Championship, carrying a $350,000 guarantee, is scheduled for Oct. 18.
