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Poker Tournament Results
PaddyPower Irish Open
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Martin Smyth |
| 1 |
Martin Smyth (Ireland) |
650,000 EURO |
| 2 |
Roland de Wolfe (London, UK) |
325,000 EURO |
| 3 |
Sorel Mizzi (Toronto, ON, Canada) |
210,000 EURO |
| 4 |
Danny McHugh AKA "the rock" (Claremorris, Ireland) |
175,000 EURO |
| 5 |
Brian O'Keefe (Ireland) |
130,000 EURO |
| 6 |
Nicky Power (Waterford City, Ireland) |
100,000 EURO |
| 7 |
Thomas Finneran (Ireland) |
75,000 EURO |
| 8 |
Paul Dooley |
66,734 EURO |
| 9 |
Peter Eastgate (Odense, Denmark) |
46,714 EURO |
| 10 |
Glen McCabe (Northern Ireland, UK) |
35,036 EURO |
| 11 |
Paul Zimbler (London, UK) |
35,036 EURO |
| 12 |
Julian Adamson AKA "hartwith" (London, UK) |
35,036 EURO |
| 13 |
John Quinn (Ireland) |
25,359 EURO |
| 14 |
Darrin Melwani (Rochfort Bridge, County Westmeath, Ireland) |
25,359 EURO |
| 15 |
Jerker Eriksson |
25,359 EURO |
| 16 |
Bruce Yamron (Naples, FL, USA) |
25,359 EURO |
| 17 |
Peter Maughan |
25,359 EURO |
| 18 |
Jeremy O'Leary |
25,359 EURO |
| 19 |
Henric Carlsson |
18,686 EURO |
| 20 |
Joe Rafferty (Ireland) |
18,686 EURO |
| 21 |
Mick McCloskey (Derry, Ireland) |
18,686 EURO |
| 22 |
Bryan O'Connell (Ireland) |
18,686 EURO |
| 23 |
Nicolai Kostakis (Denmark) |
18,686 EURO |
| 24 |
David Barker |
18,686 EURO |
| 25 |
Danny D'Borin |
18,686 EURO |
| 26 |
Dan Smith (London, UK) |
18,686 EURO |
| 27 |
Bjorn Andre Kildalen (Oslo, Norway) |
18,686 EURO |
| 28 |
Terry McDaid |
13,347 EURO |
| 29 |
Noureddine Ziane (Allen, TX, USA) |
13,347 EURO |
| 30 |
Carlo Citrone (Manchester, UK) |
13,347 EURO |
| 31 |
Tim Flanders (UK) |
13,347 EURO |
| 32 |
Eduards Kudrjavevs |
13,347 EURO |
| 33 |
Gunther Koch |
13,347 EURO |
| 34 |
Eddie Gorman |
13,347 EURO |
| 35 |
Noel Hayes (Ireland) |
13,347 EURO |
| 36 |
Maz Nawab (Sheffield, UK) |
13,347 EURO |
| 37 |
Cyril Bensovssan |
9,343 EURO |
| 38 |
Bill Mullrooney (Ireland) |
9,343 EURO |
| 39 |
Johnathan Wong (Los Angeles, CA, USA) |
9,343 EURO |
| 40 |
Bobby Willis (Ireland) |
9,343 EURO |
| 41 |
Christian Lohmann |
9,343 EURO |
| 42 |
Frank Davis (USA) |
7,000 EURO |
| 43 |
Tommy Hutchinson |
7,000 EURO |
| 44 |
Stephen Kjernstad |
7,000 EURO |
| 45 |
Adam Fallon |
7,000 EURO |
| 46 |
Paul Gourlay (Normanton, England, UK) |
5,000 EURO |
| 47 |
Connor Smyth (Ireland) |
5,000 EURO |
| 48 |
David Kierins |
5,000 EURO |
| 49 |
Stephen Kenna (Dublin, Ireland) |
5,000 EURO |
| 50 |
Jonas Molander (Stockholm, Sweden) |
5,000 EURO |
| 51 |
Alan Betson (Dublin, Ireland) |
5,000 EURO |
| 52 |
Billy Ngo AKA "Billy the Kid" (London, UK) |
5,000 EURO |
| 53 |
Ian Fraser AKA "flasher" (Montrose, UK) |
5,000 EURO |
| 54 |
Ian Woodley (London, UK) |
5,000 EURO |
| 55 |
Unknown |
5,000 EURO |
| 56 |
Owen Mullens (Ireland) |
4,250 EURO |
| 57 |
Seamus O'Reilly (Ireland) |
4,250 EURO |
| 58 |
Mark Reeves |
4,250 EURO |
| 59 |
Yucel Eminoglu (UK) |
4,250 EURO |
| 60 |
Rolf Inge Kvanik |
4,250 EURO |
| 61 |
Metin Antar (Sweden) |
4,250 EURO |
| 62 |
Colm Smith |
4,250 EURO |
| 63 |
Joe O’Dhonaill |
4,250 EURO |
| 64 |
David Benyamine (Paris, France) |
3,500 EURO |
| 65 |
Anthony Padden |
3,500 EURO |
| 66 |
Patrick Rath |
3,500 EURO |
| 67 |
Simon Childs AKA "O" (Louth, Lincolnshire, UK) |
3,500 EURO |
| 68 |
Trevor McGoona |
3,500 EURO |
| 69 |
Pol Astaniotis AKA "Evil Elvis" (London, UK) |
3,500 EURO |
| 70 |
John Conroy (Dublin, Ireland) |
3,500 EURO |
| 71 |
Patrick O'Conner (Ireland) |
3,500 EURO |
| 72 |
Mikael Lindbaeck (Boras, Sweden) |
3,500 EURO |
Tournament Report
Marty Smyth wins €650,000 first prize at paddypowerpoker.com Irish Open
Belfast man triumphs in Europe’s largest poker tournament
Popular Northern Irish man Marty Smyth won the 26th Irish Open in the Burlington Hotel, Dublin 9th April 2007, earning himself a whopping €650,000.
Waterford boys, Nicky Power and Brian O’Keeffe went out 6th and 5th, earning €100,000 and €125,000 respectively. Mayo man Daniel McHugh picked up €175,000 for his fourth place finish. 19 year-old Canadian Sorel Mizzi lifted €210,000 and Roland de Wolfe, who has won WPT and EPT event netted a cool €325,000 for second place.
Tom Finneran from Galway came 7th and also won the ‘Paddy Last’ competition, beating over 70 players to win a €12,500 trip to the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas.
This year’s event, broadcast on RTE Two and Challenge TV (late April), was the biggest tournament ever held in Europe with 708 players and a €2.4 million prize pool (Ireland’s richest ever sporting event; €3,500 buy-in). |
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