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It might not be the most prestigous event at this year's Irish Open -- but it was almost certainly the funnest. The Open Face Chinese Championship had a party atmosphere from the get-go. The relatively low buy-in and swingy nature...
Slovakia's Michal Havavka has won the biggest ever The Hendon Mob Championships to be held in Europe after besting 888 opponents. Havavka, who enjoyed his second success in as many years at the Irish Poker Open, defeated Charlie Waters heads-up...
Pokerstars ambassador Kenny Hallaert has added another major title to his already impressive resume, taking down the €5,000 NLH High Roller 8-Max at the Irish Open 2025. Hallaert outlasted a 147-entry field packed with elite talent, securing €140,674 from the...
Yurii Zabrodotskyi has stormed to victory in the €1,150 PLO 8-Max, taking the trophy and first-place prize of €56,213. After laying waste to the final table, the Ukrainian entered heads-up play with a commanding lead over Irishman Eoghan Rogers. Although...
The 2025 Irish Open has crowned a winner in Event #33 €350 Heads-Up Championship, which sold out a field of 128 entries to generate a prize pool of €38,688 at the Royal Dublin Society. After the conclusion of the final...
The 2025 Irish Open has reached the half-way point and another trophy has been awarded in the early morning hours at the Royal Dublin Society. Two local heroes reached the final table in Event #31 NLH 8-Max but they came...
It was a see-saw heads up battle, as befitted the two players who had contested the chip lead in the latter part of the day, but Kai Lehto finally bested Klemmens Roiter. Roiter was very short stacked going into the...
We’re getting ready to Ctrl-C-Ctrl-V the phrase “record-breaking” when writing about Irish Open side events this year. From the enormous €350 6-Max (801 entries, won by Daniel Jackson for €44,600) to the Mini Irish Open that has a €1,000,000 guarantee...
The €1,150 Luxon Mystery Bounty has crowned Nils Pudel as its champion after an astonishing final table comeback that eventually saw him make a deal with Nikolaos Angelou Konstas (€71,090) and Fabian Rolli (€73,480) to take €67,510 in prize money...
As an Irish Open virgin, it can take a couple of days to accept that this is all real. You’ve seen the pictures, you’ve heard the stories -- but you do wonder if there isn’t a touch of mythologising...
