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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...
It was a late night finish at the 2025 Irish Open and six British players fought for the trophy in Event #26 2-7 Triple Draw Championship at Royal Dublin Society. As a matter of fact, the 123-entry strong field for...
The action was fast and swingy right out of the gate, as deep stacks and four cards led to plenty of big pots and creative lines. With 13 levels played, the field thinned steadily, but not without drama—several notable players...
A huge field of 801 turned out to play with a little more space between the chairs today at the Royal Dublin Society, as Day 1 of the €350 NLH 6-Max Championship tested the limits of the hall’s capacity. With...
David Dongwoo Ko has added to his impressive resume by taking down the €350 Irish Open Horse Championship for €11,000. Originally from South Korea, but now calls Canada home, Ko has now pushed past the $900,000 mark in lifetime earnings,...
Marcel Kessler of Germany has taken the title in the €5,000 High Roller Mystery Bounty, claiming his maiden live trophy and largest career score after a dominating final table performance. Kessler, whose volume is primarily online, came into the final...
Jorge Rios toyed with playing EPT Monte Carlo this year before deciding on the Irish Open instead. He’ll be glad he did; he just won the same prize for opening a Mystery Bounty envelope - €102,600 - that Tuesday’s winner...
Javier Francort of the Netherlands overcame a stacked final table to claim victory in the €1,000 7-Max Pot-Limit Omaha event at the Irish Open, pocketing a well-earned €35,799. Coming into the finale with a middling stack, Francort remained composed under...
