Andras Nemeth Wins the Irish Open High Roller

Hungary’s Andras Nemeth helped himself to the largest prize of the 2021 Irish Open so far when he topped a star-studded field of 52-entrants in the €2,100 buy-in High Roller.

Nemeth’s victory, the latest in a long, long line of impressive first-place finishes, saw him walk away with €33,688. The Hungarian superstar secured this sum when he sent Donatas Elinauskas to the rail in second place; the runner-up banked €20,690.

Earlier at the final table, Christopher Putz finished in seventh-place for €4,994 with Swedish high stakes specialist Simon Mattsson falling in sixth for €5,803. Alexander Shalkovski and Ludvig Lindstrom were the next casualties; they collected €6,926 and €9,355 respectively.

Patrick Pedersen of Denmark fell in third and netted the tournament’s first five-figure score, namely €13,493.

Irish Open #10 High Roller Final Table Results

Baker Becomes The Hendon Mob Championships Champion

Some 233 players bought into the €265 The Hendon Mob Championships event and it was Philip Baker who was the last player standing. Baker, who calls the United Kingdom home, reeled in the €11,397 top prize after besting a final table that was the home to some superb players.

Dara O’Kearney is one such player. The popular Irishman could only muster a fifth-place finish in this event, which won O’Kearney €2,715. Joshua Hoesel must have fancied his chances once O’Kearney crashed out, but his tournament ended abruptly in third, a finish good for €5,495.

Baker locked horns with the Netherlands’ David Hu heads-up and got the job done. Hu scooped €7,995 for his bridesmaid finish, leaving Baker to get his hands on their lion’s share of the prize pool.

Irish Open #13 The Hendon Mob Championships Final Table Results

Other Irish Open Champions

• Karel Van Dijck – first-place in the €215 Omaha Knockout for €7,834*
• Arnaud Enselme – first-place in the €320 Heads-Up for €7,500
• Kirill Shugay – first-place in the €320 6-Max Omaha for €7,493
• John Keown – first-place in the €33 Mini 6-Max Omaha for €1,533
• Artur Yarovoy – first-place in the €33 Mini Heads Up for €1,312
• Jan Volek – first-place in the €22 Mini Omaha Knockout for €1,279*

*includes bounty payments

Upcoming Irish Open Event – Another Massive Mega Sat

There is a ton of Irish Open action taking place over the Easter weekend, including the value-packed Irish Open Main Event Mega Satellite. That takes place at 15:30 BST on April 4 and guarantees 100x €1,100 Main Event seats will be won.

It costs €109 to enter but you can win your way into it from a mere €0.01, which would be incredible. Last week’s Mega Satellite smashed its guarantee, we fully expect this week’s edition to do the same.

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