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1. His 2017 induction to the World Poker Hall of Fame was richly deserved, with reported winnings of over $26 million dollars from live games alone, and a reported net worth of over $100 million. Some of the cash even goes to a good cause, as Ivey has funded several charitable organizations for underprivileged children and the homeless.
2. Andy Black’s slight dismay at being at Stu Ungar’s table during the 1997 WSOP is definitely chuckle-worthy. The Legacy of Stuey Ungar Poker Legend Many in the poker world regard Stu Ungar as among the greatest—if not THE greatest—naturally talented poker players in the history of the game.

Andrew Biersack is widely recognized as Andy Sixx and Andy Black, an American singer and pianist, popular as a lead vocalist for the American pop band named Black Veil Brides. He is married to his long-term girlfriend turned wife Juliet Simms, an American singer. He enjoys a huge net worth of $4 Million. Click here to find out more about his life. WHEN PLAYING tournaments that attract big fields, the early goal is pretty simple for respected pro Andy Black. 'Figure out where the bad players are and look to get chips off them,' said Black, who talked and bet his way through a victim in this hand from the 2009 World Series of Poker $10,000-buy-in main event at the Rio Hotel in Las Vegas. Andy Black played poker extremely well in European poker tournaments and placed 5th in the 2005 WSOP Main Event. In this Main Event, Andy Black was a final table chip leader with more than a 1/3 of the chips. However, bad beats were dealt left and right by his opponents, and he only finished in 5th place taking home nearly $2 million.

D4 Events has called the Bonnington Hotel home for the past week where it’s been running the Irish Poker Series. Some of Ireland’s elite players turned out in force to support the festival, including the legendary figure of Andy Black who managed to pad his bankroll with an €18,150 score.

ACOP Main Event Final Table Results

*reflects a three-handed deal

The first event on the schedule was the €230 buy-in Amateur Championship Of Poker (ACOP). It attracted 616 players who created a €123,200 prize pool that was shared among the top 79 finishers.

You may be wondering what a seasoned professional such as Black was doing playing in an amateur event, but the tournament was open to everyone. Black sniffed out the value and joined the party.

Black’s decision to flick in the €230 proved to be a moment of genius because he first navigated his way to the final table before securing all the chips in play.

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Konstantin Teresko was the first casualty of the nine-handed final table. The €2,080 Terenko won is the first recorded live cash on his Hendon Mob page.

Teresko gained some company on the rail when Eoin O’Shea and Ciaran Burke busted out. Burke now has more than $200,000 in live poker tournament cashes thanks to the €3,810 he picked up here.

Andrew Doona, Charlie Porter, and Kurt Suarez all fell by the wayside, the latter scooping €8,280 for his €230 investment, the largest prize of his career to date. Suarez’ exit left three players in contention to become the tournament’s champion and that trio paused the tournament clock to strike a deal.

Those discussions proved fruitful and the remaining players guaranteed themselves more than €15,000.

Igor Matias fell in third and banked €15,235, which left Black and Sean Foley to lock horns heads-up for the title and the winner’s trophy. Black used his vastly superior experience, plus his trademark run good, to good use and he despatched of Foley in second-place.

Foley walked away with €15,585. This is Foley’s largest live score, surpassing the €14,170 he collected for a fourth-place finish in the €300 IPO Dublin Main Event last October.

This victory for Black, the 14th recorded on his Hendon Mob profile, was worth €18,150 which takes his total live winnings ever closer to the magic $5 million mark.

Richard O’Neill Takes Down European Deepstack Main Event

The €570 European Deepstack Main Event had a popular champion when Richard O’Neill outlasted 415 opponents to get his hands on €32,450 after a four-handed deal. The result was €100 short of equalling O’Neill’s largest live poker tournament prize.

Forty-seven players saw a return on their investment, including Ivan Tononi, Ronan Sweeney, Irish legend Wilhelmine Connolly, and German World Series of Poker bracelet winner Ismael Bojang. Bojang fell in 13th place for a €3,050 score.

The United Kingdom’s Masud Prodham busted from the final table in ninth-place. Barry Dovovan, Frederik Cuyt and Iceland’s Oskar Jonsson joined Prodhan on the rail.

Each of the final five were now guaranteed at least a five-figure prize.

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India’s Ankit Ahuja ran out of steam and had to make do with the €12,200 fifth-place prize. His exit resulted in the final four players striking a deal for the remaining prize pool.

This deal meant Mark Flanagan and Mark O’Hare collected €20,070 and €20,570 respectively. Patrick Eagers busted in second-place for €27,170 and Richard O’Neill was the last man standing, a result now worth €32,450.

European Deepstack Final Table Results

*reflects a four-handed deal

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Unibet Open Dublin Is Right Around The Corner

There’s not long to wait until the Unibet Open Dublin tournament shuffles up and deals. Day 1A, the first of three starting flights, kicks off on February 27th. Each Day 1 costs €1,100 to enter, unless you win a seat online at Unibet Poker, and sees everyone sit down with 30,000 chips and play for a slice of a €250,000 guaranteed prize pool.

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