Pro Players ACR Pro Rob Kuhn Wins Moneymaker Tour Main Event in Aruba Owen Gaines Owen Gaines is a professional poker player and author who has played an estimated ten million hands and written four poker strategy books. September 29, 2026 Kuhn collected $155,670 in a 465-entry live tournament. Two days later, he is back at a final table in ACR Poker’s $2.5 million guaranteed OSS XL Main Event. Rob Kuhn left Aruba with a Main Event trophy and $155,670. The ACR Pro won the Moneymaker Tour’s Main Event on Sunday, September 27, beating a 465-entry field in the $1,700 buy-in tournament. Now he has another title to chase. Kuhn has reached the final nine of the OSS XL $2,650 Main Event online at ACR Poker, which resumes today, Tuesday, September 29, with a $518,759 first-place prize on the line. The live win was an outright victory. Kuhn played through to the last player standing, rather than taking the title in a final-table deal. His Aruba payday came from a $697,500 prize pool that surpassed the advertised $400,000 guarantee by $297,500. The Aruba field played three starting flights before 48 players returned for Day 2. Both Kuhn and fellow ACR Pro Michael Loncar made the nine-handed final table, with Kuhn ultimately taking the championship. Chris Moneymaker, the 2003 WSOP Main Event champion and a fellow ACR Pro, is the man behind the Moneymaker Tour. The live circuit has held several stops in Aruba and across the United States, with more locations listed on its schedule. ACR Poker had also sent players toward that Main Event through July Beast satellites. The promotion guaranteed 20 Aruba packages worth $5,000 each, including the $1,700 entry, a hotel stay, airfare allowance and spending money. Each of the two $95 satellites awarded ten packages, while Beast leaderboard qualifiers could enter for free. For Kuhn, the result adds another live title to a career that includes a WSOP Circuit Main Event ring and a WSOP online bracelet. His ACR Poker pro profile also lists “Rob Kuhn” as his screen name on the site. That makes the name in today’s OSS XL lobby especially easy to spot. Aruba paid out more than promised The Moneymaker Tour initially guaranteed $400,000 for its Caribbean Poker Series Main Event. The final prize pool reached $697,500, and the top two finishers each earned six figures. Kuhn’s $155,670 topped the $102,325 paid to the runner-up. Kuhn and Loncar both reached the last table, but only Kuhn took home the title. With second place paying $102,325, that final heads-up battle carried more than $53,000 in prize money between the two finishing positions. Back at a final table on ACR Poker Two days after that live win, Kuhn is among the final nine players in OSS XL #1 MAIN, the $2,650 buy-in event with $2.5 million guaranteed. The tournament attracted 1,069 entries and built a $2,672,500 prize pool, clearing its guarantee by $172,500. At the break shown in the tournament lobby, Kuhn held 38,069,290 chips, fifth of the nine stacks. FreddiUrsa led with 80,983,365, while the shortest stack was LMusetti’s 19,506,587. Those counts are a snapshot before the final table resumes, not a finishing order. Everyone at the table has already locked up at least $41,750. The payouts climb to $147,017 for fifth, $377,921 for second and $518,759 for the winner. Kuhn’s next result will depend on what happens when play returns. The online final table gives him a quick turnaround from a live championship to one of the biggest closing moments of the $50 million-plus OSS XL. The series scheduled this $2.5 million Main Event and its $2 million guaranteed $1,050 counterpart to finish today. One trophy secured, one still in play Kuhn has already turned the Aruba stop into a six-figure win. Today’s table offers another possible six-figure finish, and a first-place prize more than three times his Caribbean Poker Series payday. The nine players still have to settle that on the virtual felt. Follow the final-day action at ACR Poker. Kuhn enters it with one Main Event title from the weekend already banked.