2009 Party Poker IPC Results
Galway - 7 January 2009 - 23-year-old Dubliner Rory Rees Brennan partied late into the night after scooping € 160,000 and the title at the first major poker tournament 2009-2000 € buy-in (9% withheld) PartyPoker.com Irish Poker Championship. The Pokerevents.ie organized event was held in the Radisson SAS Hotel in Galway between January 2-4, and attracted 255 runners.
Brennan is a professional poker player, because he is of University College, Dublin in 2006, after a course in trade. He was widely tipped for great things Irish Poker and best friend Eoghan O’Dea, who has also recently exploded on the live circuit for his recent runner-up completed Poker Million. Brennan has already been a great success for the network, and is a member of PartyPoker.com is the new Palladium Lounge for the winners.
“It is incredible that this tournament,” said Brennan. “I went to the final table chip leader, but I thought that I have time. I am proud of how I have been, and in particular, as I have changed gears for key times”
Brennan now use him for a large windfall to the credit tournaments, the Aussie Millions and the Asian Poker Tour Philippines its sights. He also said that the victory would be useful to buy a new car, and finally creates a company.
The Runner-up-30-year-old electrician Ballymore Eustace Chris Dowling, went home € 90000. Until late into the night Dowling was heard to comment on how it would be nice if the tournament is finished as soon as he, his apprentice and to work this morning! Dowling formerly of money for small festivals in Ireland and intends to expand the profits will help to build a new house.
The main source of Dowling was invited, when all 96 off-suit. Rees Brennan quickly name A10 off-suit, and his heart on his mouth when the 9 came from the flop. Became the turning point A, the young Irish victory, and his great feeling of support for the group rapturous applause. Third finisher was Ben Vinson starting from Essex in Britain, the son of Poker Pro Alan Vinson. Vinson JR dazzled his creative role in the final stage of the table, but ultimately came to nothing. Fourth place went to Manchester’s David Poole, of local success in Galway David Curtis finished fifth. Sixth place went to Poland Krystof Gwvsko who qualified through a unique satellite-based IPC Olympic Casino in Warsaw. The seventh was Peter Murphy in South Armagh, David Curtis Galway in the eighth. TV table bubble boy was the ninth popular Pro Rory Liffey.
The € 750 side event, stunning final table, including David “Devil Fish” Ulliott, Surinder Sunar, 2008 IPC champion Ainsworth Jew, Paul Jackson and Marc Goodwin. Fish was a totally dominant and took the first and € 33000. The full results of the most important event of the case records, videos and data.
Many first-class professionals flocked Irish Galway including Marty Smyth, Ciaran O’LEARY, Liam Flood, Donnacha O’Dea and Padraig Parkinson. There was also a large international contingent in attendance, including the “Ambassador of Poker ‘Mike Sexton, Kenna James, Mad Marty Wilson, Julian Gardner and 2008 Irish Open champion Neil Channing. French Claude Cohen and Veronique Gourdon, Poland, the TV presenter and boxing champion Agnieszka Rylik, when Spain was the charge by Leo Margets and the PartyPoker.com Women’s World Open II star Maceiras May
Also present were the 16 online qualifier won, the most important packages PartyPoker.com event. The package was worth $ 5000, including $ 2800 buy-in 1000 dollars in cash and luxury accommodation hotel. A large contingent of qualified, only $ 3!
Coverage of the main event televised on RTE, 18 January, and the final table of a comment Jesse May and Neil Channing. The event was organized Pokerevents.ie and cover Winmedia coverage Ltd case, distributed internationally later this year.
The poker for the homeless (formerly Simon Poker Day) Charity tournament on PartyPoker.com Irish Poker Championship winner Waterford man Nicky Power. It was the second in the south-west of Ireland won the city in the event, Pat Stora after the lifting of year 2008. Power also follows in the footsteps of former World Champion Noel Furlong, in any event, in 2007. Event € 330, of which € 100 went directly to charitable organizations, homeless people in Ireland, € 18,200 to Galway Simon and if all pledges are expected to be € 40000, Dublin, with Simon and his brother Kevin is a Capuchin Order days in the center of the beneficiaries.
Padraig Parkinson, one of organizers of the event read: “We want to thank everyone who played and all of the companies that make the financial success of the event. Without them, does not exist, and we are very grateful.”
2009 PARTYPOKER.COM IPC MAIN EVENT FINAL TABLE PRIZE PAYOUT
FIRST - Rory Rees Brennan (
SECOND – Chris Dowling (Ballymore Eustace) €90,000
THIRD – Ben Vinson (Essex, Eng) €55,000
FOURTH – David Poole (
FIFTH – David Curtis (
SIXTH - Krystof Gwvsko (
SEVENTH - Peter Murphy (
EIGHTH – Derek Murray (
FINAL TABLE CHIP STACKS
SEAT ONE - Peter Murphy (
SEAT TWO - David Curtis (
SEAT THREE - Ben Vinson (
SEAT FOUR - David Poole (
SEAT FIVE - Chris Dowling (Kildare) 147,000
SEAT SIX - Derek Murray (
SEAT SEVEN - Krystof Gwvsko (
SEAT EIGHT - Rory Brennan (
January 7, 2009