THE RECORD BEHIND THE STORY
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Research reviewed October 7, 2026. Tournament cashes are not net profit or a forecast of results. No WSOP endorsement is implied.
Career facts
- WSOP: official Jeffrey Madsen player profile
Five bracelets and the 2006 Player of the Year distinction.
- WSOP: 2026 Event #20 official results
First place, $161,057, 656 entries; event ended June 5, 2026.
- WSOP: June 8, 2026 event recap
Confirms Jeff’s fifth bracelet in the $1,500 Dealer’s Choice event.
- The Hendon Mob: Jeff Madsen’s recorded live tournament results
$7,482,269 in the available indexed snapshot reviewed October 7, 2026; displayed conservatively as $7.48M+. The database total may change.
- PokerNews: Jeff Madsen profile and bracelet history
Bracelet years, event names and payouts, and the 2024 NAPT Las Vegas third-place result. Its earnings snapshot differs from Hendon Mob; totals are not combined.
- Table 1 Podcast: The Week Jeff Madsen Broke Poker
Episode 101, November 7, 2025. Show notes list Jeff’s coaching email and Instagram @JeffMadsenPoker. Instagram is corroborated by these show notes; the profile itself could not be independently loaded. Facebook remains unverified.
- Card Player: Jeff Madsen career interview
2006 four top-three finishes and the 2010 Borgata Winter Open win for $625,006.
- PokerNews: 2014 HPT California State Poker Championship
$160,060 first-place prize, including a $3,000 championship package.
Photographs
- Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown · 2022
Client-supplied photograph selected for this website. Jeff is pictured with his trophies following Event 18 in April 2022. Source coverage is linked above. No Creative Commons license is claimed for this image.
- Jeff Madsen and Erick Lindgren — flipchip / LasVegasVegas.com
Licensed CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Original JPG retained; displayed in color. Any adapted version of this image remains under the same license. Attribution does not imply endorsement.
Concept artwork
The editable JM/spade artwork and card/chip illustrations were created for this concept using the supplied black, gold and white brand direction. WSOP’s logo and bracelet imagery are not incorporated into the personal logo.