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Irish Open Poker Series Celebrates 40th Anniversary Online
TournamentsApril 16, 2020·1 min read

Irish Open Poker Series Celebrates 40th Anniversary Online


The Irish Open poker series, one of the oldest European series still running, celebrated its 40th anniversary online from April 6 to 13, 2020. The series featured 22 tournaments, including events with notable players like Ole Schemion, Victor Malinovsky, and Sam Greenwood. The main event attracted nearly 3,000 registrations, double the number from the previous year.

Darya_Kurt Крашенникова won the women's tournament in the Irish Open series. The series used real names instead of nicknames, a feature supported by a majority of poker players. Brazilian player Pablo Silva won the main event, earning €462,000.

The Irish Open series used real names instead of nicknames, a feature supported by a majority of poker players. The series featured 22 tournaments, including events with notable players like Ole Schemion, Victor Malinovsky, and Sam Greenwood.

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