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Jason Mercier (born November 12, 1986)[1] is an American professional poker player from Hollywood, Florida. He has won six World Series of Poker bracelets and one European Poker Tour title.[2] Mercier is a member of Team PokerStars Pro and was named the Bluff Magazine Player of the Year for 2009.[3] He was WSOP Player of the Year in 2016.[4]

Key Information

Mercier has been ranked number one in the world by ESPN[5] and the Global poker index. He holds the record for most weeks spent at number 1 on the GPI, 84.[6] As of 2023, his live tournament winnings exceed $20,800,000.[7] His 79 cashes at the WSOP account for $5,582,599 of those winnings.[8] While Mercier officially retired in 2018, he has continued to compete in various events, including four tournament cashes at the 2024 WSOP.[9]

European Poker Tour

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In 2008 Mercier made two final tables at the European Poker Tour (EPT). His first was at the EPT San Remo in season 4 where he won the event earning €869,000 ($1,372,893) with a final table that included online professional poker players, and Team PokerStars Pro's Dario Minieri (3rd) and William Thorson (6th).[10] The following season he made his second EPT final table coming in 6th in the 2008 EPT Barcelona event in season 5, earning €227,800 ($324,946).[11]

In October 2008, he won the EPT London £20,000 High Roller Event. Better known as the "2008 £1 Million Showdown", this non-title event earned Mercier an additional £516,000 ($944,847).[12] The final table included runner-up John Juanda, who had recently won the 2008 World Series of Poker Europe Main Event. Other notable contestants at the final table were online pros Mike "SirWatts" Watson and Isaac Haxton as well as professionals Scotty Nguyen, David Benyamine and Isabelle Mercier.[7][2] In May 2013, he was runner-up in the 100,000 EPT Monte Carlo Grand Final for $1,462,964.[13]

World Series of Poker

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Mercier has won six gold bracelets at the WSOP.[14][15][16][17][18][19] In addition to his tournament victories, Mercier has made the final table twice at the World Series of Poker Europe Main Event, finishing 4th in 2009 for £267,267 and 8th in 2012 for €84,672.[20][21]

World Series of Poker Bracelets

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Year Tournament Prize (US$)
2009 $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha $237,415
2011 $5,000 Pot Limit Omaha (Six Handed) $619,575
2015 $5,000 No Limit Hold'em (Six Handed) $633,357
2016 $10,000 2–7 No Limit Draw Lowball Championship $273,335
2016 $10,000 H.O.R.S.E Championship $422,874
2023 $1,500 No Limit 2–7 Lowball Draw $151,276

North American Poker Tour

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Mercier won the 2010 NAPT Mohegan Sun $25,000 Bounty Shootout tournament earning a total of $475,000. He beat a final table which included Sam Stein, who finished runner-up in the NAPT Venetian Main Event, and Faraz Jaka, who finished 5th at the NAPT Venetian Bounty Shootout event.[22] In 2011, he repeated as the NAPT Mohegan Sun Bounty Shootout champion, not only winning the event, but also collecting the most bounties for a total of $246,600.[23]

World Championship of Online Poker

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On September 21, 2010, Mercier won his first WCOOP bracelet in Event 42, besting a field of 3,122 runners.[24]

World Championship of Online Poker Titles
Year Event Tournament Prize (US$)
2010 Event 42 $1,050 No Limit Hold’em $435,862.07
2012 Event 64 $10,300 8-Game (High-Roller) $253,425.00

Spring Championship of Online Poker

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On May 15, 2014, Mercier won his first SCOOP title in Event 34-M. With three more titles in 2015 and one in 2016, Jason has a total of 5 SCOOP titles.

Spring Championship of Online Poker Titles
Year Event Tournament Prize (US$)
2014 Event 34-M $215 8-Game $21,242.00
2015 Event 5-H $2,100 FL Badugi $39,200.00
2015 Event 8-H $2,100 NL 5 Card Draw $34,400.00
2015 Event 20-H $2,100 NL Hold'em [4-Max] $178,457.73
2016 Event 42-M $215 PL Omaha Hi/Lo [6-Max] $22,572.00

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Jason Mercier (born November 12, 1986) is an American professional poker player renowned for his six World Series of Poker (WSOP) gold bracelets, one European Poker Tour (EPT) title, and career live tournament earnings exceeding $21 million as of November 2025. Mercier's breakthrough arrived in 2008 at age 21, when he won the EPT Sanremo Main Event for $1,380,797, marking his first major title and propelling him into the international spotlight. He followed this with his inaugural WSOP bracelet in 2009, capturing the $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha 6-Handed event for $237,462. Over the ensuing years, Mercier demonstrated versatility across poker variants, securing additional bracelets in 2011 ($5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha 6-Handed, $619,575), 2015 ($5,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed, $633,357), and a remarkable pair in 2016: the $10,000 No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw ($273,335) and the $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. ($261,354). His sixth bracelet came in 2023 with a victory in the $1,500 No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw event ($176,200), following a brief hiatus from tournament play. Beyond his tournament successes, Mercier has excelled in high-stakes cash games and events, including a win in the 2014 World Poker Tour Alpha8 St. Kitts for $727,500 and multiple deep runs in Poker Masters and Triton Poker series. As a longtime member of Team PokerStars Pro, he has also been influential in the poker community through staking arrangements with other players and advocacy for the game's growth.

Early life and education

Birth and family background

Jason Mercier was born on November 12, 1986, in . Mercier grew up as the youngest of four children, with his father, Richard (Rick) Mercier, serving as the of a company. His upbringing emphasized traditional values in a supportive household that encouraged . From a young age, Mercier was raised in a sports-oriented environment, developing a strong interest in , soccer, , and football, which honed his competitive nature through team activities and individual challenges. These early pursuits in multiple sports fostered discipline and strategic thinking that later influenced his approach to other endeavors, including a transition to poker interests during his late teens.

Introduction to poker and education

Jason Mercier attended (FAU) starting in 2004, where he was introduced to by a friend during his year. Initially drawn to the game through casual observation of his roommate's success in a freeroll tournament, Mercier began exploring poker as a recreational activity while pursuing studies aimed at becoming a math teacher. He had first encountered poker in his late teens, playing informally in home games and small-stakes settings without significant commitment. This early exposure evolved during his time at FAU, where the accessibility of online platforms allowed him to engage more regularly, transitioning from casual play to deliberate practice and study of poker strategies. After one year at FAU, Mercier transferred to Broward Community College (now Broward College) to continue his education, completing an Associate's degree in 2008. Throughout this period, he balanced his academic coursework with intensive online poker sessions, reportedly playing up to 5,500 hands per day on platforms like PokerStars.net, often alongside part-time work as a basketball coach. This dual focus highlighted his growing dedication to poker, though he maintained his studies as a priority until the game's potential became evident.

Professional poker career

Rise to prominence

After graduating from high school, Mercier attended , where his exposure to poker fostered a disciplined approach to the game that would later define his professional career. In , he dropped out after one year to pursue poker full-time, basing himself in his native to focus on tournaments and online play. Mercier's breakthrough came in 2008 during his first live tournament appearance at the (EPT) San Remo main event, where he won his entry via an online satellite. At just 21 years old, he navigated a field of 701 entrants to claim the title, defeating seasoned professionals like Antony Lellouche in heads-up play and earning €869,000 ($1,372,893). This victory marked his inaugural live cash and instantly elevated him from obscurity to a recognized talent in the poker world. In the three years following his debut, Mercier amassed 63 live cashes and 34 final tables, securing five tournament victories that solidified his status as a rising star among young professionals. His rapid ascent was highlighted by consistent deep runs in high-stakes events, drawing attention from the poker community for his aggressive style and strategic acumen.

Team PokerStars Pro tenure

Jason Mercier joined Team Pro in July 2009, shortly after achieving early tournament successes that highlighted his potential as a rising star in professional poker. At age 22, he was selected alongside veteran Marcel Luske, bringing his status as a SuperNova Elite player—having amassed significant online volume—to the sponsored team. This sponsorship marked a pivotal shift, elevating him from independent grinder to a branded ambassador for the world's largest platform. As a Team PokerStars Pro, Mercier benefited from endorsement perks that supported his career, including prioritized access to the site's online platforms for high-stakes play and exclusive tournament entries. These advantages were complemented by promotional obligations, such as participating in marketing campaigns, video content, and live event endorsements, which helped sustain his competitive edge without financial barriers to major buy-ins. His role lasted nearly nine years, until January 2018, when he stepped down to prioritize family life as a husband and father. The sponsorship significantly boosted Mercier's visibility in the poker community, facilitating media appearances on platforms like ' official channels and high-profile shows such as The Big Game. This exposure contributed to his recognition as Bluff Magazine's Player of the Year in 2009, an honor reflecting his standout performances and growing prominence during his inaugural sponsored year. Overall, the tenure solidified his status as a key figure in ' ambassador program, enhancing both his professional opportunities and public profile.

Live poker achievements

World Series of Poker

Jason Mercier has demonstrated sustained excellence at the World Series of Poker (WSOP), debuting with a cash in 2006 and amassing 87 money finishes, 27 final tables, and $6,310,192 in total earnings as of November 2025. His record reflects a strategic focus on mixed games and high-stakes No-Limit Hold'em events, contributing to his ranking among the top 100 all-time WSOP earners. Among these accomplishments are six WSOP bracelet victories, highlighting his proficiency in variants like H.O.R.S.E. and lowball draw poker. Beyond wins, Mercier's non-victory performances underscore his depth and consistency, with numerous deep runs in marquee tournaments establishing key context for his career impact. In the 2010 WSOP Main Event ($10,000 No-Limit Hold'em), he navigated a field of 7,319 entrants to finish 96th, earning $64,432 and demonstrating endurance in one of poker's most grueling events. He has also excelled in high-stakes events without claiming , such as his 11th-place finish in the 2024 Event #57 ($10,000 Pot Limit Omaha), where he earned $55,263 from a competitive field. In recent years, Mercier maintained active participation, recording four cashes each in the 2024 and 2025 WSOP series. His 2024 results included additional finishes in mid-stakes mixed-game events, bolstering his annual earnings. For 2025, notable performances featured a 19th-place finish in Event #57 ($50,000 Pot Limit Omaha High Roller) for $105,000, 21st in Event #98 ($25,000 High Roller H.O.R.S.E.) for $51,020, and a strong fourth-place run in Event #55 ($10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship) worth $144,965 from a 207-entry field. He also cashed in the 2025 Main Event, placing 707th.

European Poker Tour and North American Poker Tour

Jason Mercier's success on the (EPT) began prominently in 2008, when he captured his first and only EPT title at the EPT San Remo Main Event. Qualifying through an online satellite on , the then-21-year-old Mercier navigated a field of 685 entrants to win €869,000 ($1,372,893), marking his breakthrough in high-stakes live poker. This victory came shortly after his sixth-place finish in the EPT Main Event earlier that year, where he earned €227,800 ($324,946) from a field of 777 players. In addition to the San Remo triumph, Mercier reached two more EPT final tables in 2008, including a first-place finish in the £20,000 at EPT London for £516,000 ($905,141). These performances contributed to three EPT final tables overall for Mercier, alongside nine in-the-money finishes across various EPT events, generating over $2 million in earnings from the tour. Mercier also excelled on the North American Poker Tour (NAPT), securing back-to-back victories in the $25,000 Bounty Shootout at NAPT . In 2010, he defeated a field including Sam Stein and Faraz Jaka to win $475,000, boosted by bounty prizes. The following year, Mercier repeated the feat, topping a final table with players like to claim $246,600, including $142,600 for the win and additional bounties. These EPT and NAPT accomplishments formed a key part of Mercier's live tournament career, contributing significantly to his total live earnings exceeding $21 million as of late 2025.

Online poker achievements

World Championship of Online Poker

Jason Mercier demonstrated his prowess in online poker through notable performances in the World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP), PokerStars' flagship fall series that awards bracelets for its championship events. As a member of Team PokerStars Pro, he secured two WCOOP titles, showcasing his adaptability in both No-Limit Hold'em and mixed-game formats. These victories contributed significantly to his reputation as a versatile player capable of excelling in high-stakes online environments. In 2010, Mercier claimed his first WCOOP bracelet in Event #42 ($1,050 No-Limit Hold'em), navigating a massive field of 3,122 entrants and overcoming a dramatic comeback from to win $435,862 following a three-way deal at the final table. He built on this success in 2012 by winning Event #64 ($10,300 8-Game ), outlasting 93 competitors—including several top professionals—to earn $253,425 and his second WCOOP title. Beyond these triumphs, Mercier recorded multiple cashes and final table appearances in WCOOP events throughout his PokerStars tenure from 2009 to 2016, including a 74th-place finish in the 2009 Event #4 ($215 No-Limit Hold'em) worth approximately $1,500. These results underscored his consistency in the series, where fields often exceeded thousands of players and buy-ins ranged from mid-stakes to high-roller levels. The prestige of WCOOP bracelets, akin to those in major live series, highlighted the growing recognition of achievements as equivalent benchmarks of skill and endurance. His WCOOP success complemented his accomplishments in the complementary Spring Championship of (SCOOP) series.

Spring Championship of Online Poker

Jason Mercier demonstrated exceptional prowess in the Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP), a premier series hosted by each spring, by capturing five titles from 2014 to 2016. These wins, spanning mixed-game formats and high-stakes buy-ins, underscored his versatility across poker variants and solidified his status as one of the top online tournament players of his era. His SCOOP successes included multiple high-roller events, where he outperformed elite fields in heads-up and multi-table confrontations. Mercier's SCOOP journey began in 2014 with a victory in Event 34-M ($215 8-Game), attracting 559 entrants and generating a $111,800 prize pool; he earned $21,242 for first place after navigating a challenging final table that featured strong competitors like Eugene Katchalov in third. The following year marked his most dominant SCOOP performance, as he secured three titles in a single series. On May 11, 2015, Mercier triumphed in Event 5-H ($2,100 ), a high-roller with 56 entries and a $112,000 prize pool, claiming $39,200 atop a small but skilled field. The very next day, he followed up with a win in Event 8-H ($2,100 No-Limit ), earning $34,400 from another 56-player high-stakes event. Capping off the week, Mercier shipped Event 20-H ($2,100 No-Limit Hold'em 4-Max) on May 17, defeating 392 entrants in a $784,000 prize pool for $178,458—his largest SCOOP payout to date. In 2016, Mercier added his fifth SCOOP title in Event 42-M ($215 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi/Lo 6-Max), where he outlasted the mid-stakes field to win $22,572, bringing his overall total to seven COOP titles (five SCOOP and two WCOOP). Mercier parted ways with in 2018 to focus on family and has not won additional COOP titles since. These five SCOOP victories collectively awarded Mercier $295,872 in prize money, representing a substantial boost to his online career earnings, which surpass $2.2 million across major platforms.
YearEventBuy-inVariantEntriesPrize PoolMercier's Prize
201434-M$2158-Game559$111,800$21,242
20155-H$2,100FL 56$112,000$39,200
20158-H$2,100NL 5-Card Draw56$112,000$34,400
201520-H$2,100NL Hold'em (4-Max)392$784,000$178,458
201642-M$215PL Omaha Hi/Lo (6-Max)Not specifiedNot specified$22,572

Awards, retirement, and legacy

Awards and honors

Jason Mercier has earned six World Series of Poker (WSOP) gold bracelets, showcasing his versatility across various poker formats including Pot-Limit Omaha, No-Limit Hold'em, H.O.R.S.E., and lowball draw games. These victories span from 2009 to 2023, with notable success in mixed-game events and a remarkable double-bracelet year in 2016. His bracelet wins have contributed significantly to his live tournament earnings, which total over $21.7 million as of late 2025, placing him among the top 60 all-time money earners according to The Hendon Mob Poker Database. The following table summarizes Mercier's WSOP bracelet achievements:
YearEvent DetailsBuy-inWinnings
2009Event #5: $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha (6-Handed)$1,500$237,462
2011Event #35: $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha (6-Handed)$5,000$619,575
2015Event #32: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em (6-Handed)$5,000$633,357
2016Event #16: $10,000 No-Limit Deuce-to-Seven Lowball Draw Championship$10,000$273,335
2016Event #24: $10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Championship$10,000$422,874
2023Event #60: $1,500 No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw$1,500$151,276
In addition to his bracelets, Mercier was named the 2016 WSOP Player of the Year, recognized for his extraordinary performance that year, which included two bracelets, a runner-up finish in another event, and 11 cashes totaling over $1.6 million in WSOP earnings alone. Earlier in his career, he received the 2009 Bluff Magazine Player of the Year award after a breakout year with 19 cashes and $1.35 million in live tournament winnings, highlighted by his first bracelet victory. Mercier also achieved the top spot on the Global Poker Index (GPI) rankings multiple times, holding the No. 1 position for a record 60 weeks cumulatively by 2015, reflecting his consistent high-level performance across major tournaments. Mercier's career earnings breakdown underscores his dominance in live events, with WSOP cashes alone exceeding $6.3 million, supplemented by substantial online and high-roller successes that push his overall totals beyond $21 million in verified live play. These honors cement his status as one of poker's elite mixed-game specialists and a pivotal figure in the post-2009 boom era.

Retirement and family life

In January 2018, Jason Mercier announced his departure from Team Pro after eight years, citing a desire to prioritize his growing family over the demands of full-time professional poker. This decision came shortly after the birth of his first son, Marco, in October 2017, with Mercier emphasizing his roles as a husband and father in a public statement. Although he clarified that this was not a complete retirement from the game, it marked a significant reduction in his tournament schedule to focus on family responsibilities. Mercier married fellow poker player Natasha Barbour (now Mercier) in 2016, after proposing to her during the that year. The couple welcomed their second son, Matteo Richard, in September 2019, followed by a third son in July 2021, completing their family of three boys. Residing in , Mercier has described post-2018 life as centered on fatherhood and family activities, including everyday parenting amid the region's family-friendly environment. Despite stepping back, Mercier has maintained selective involvement in poker, cashing in multiple events at the 2024 World Series of Poker, including an 11th-place finish in the $25,000 High Roller H.O.R.S.E. event for $55,263. He continued this approach in 2025, with cashes such as 707th in the $10,000 Main Event and 21st in the $25,000 High Roller H.O.R.S.E. event. These occasional appearances reflect a balanced lifestyle enabled by his career earnings exceeding $21 million, allowing financial independence without a full-time commitment to the circuit.

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