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What’s more exciting than the longest running No Limit Texas Hold’em poker tournament in Europe? An official partnership between PokerStars and Paddy Power. That’s exactly what the 2024 Irish Open is offering, bringing together some of the biggest names in poker and gaming again.
The 2024 event will be the 40th live edition of the Irish Open, and to celebrate, the prize pools are as big as ever. Yes – we’re talking about the €1,000,000 guaranteed Main Event. It’s no wonder thousands of players turn up to this unique event (2,491 in 2023) where the atmosphere is as important as the eclectic action.
That makes the Irish Open a poker festival with a difference. When you look at it like that, it’s hard to think of a reason not to join us in Dublin.
Want to know about registration, satellites or event updates? Click here for the Irish Open schedule.
Main Event Travel is the event’s official travel partner. Head to the website to find out information about your travel and accommodation options.
Mini Irish Open: March 25-April 1 - €200 (€500,000 GTD)
Irish Open High Roller: March 26-27 - €5,000
Irish Open Main Event: March 27-April 1 - €1,150 (€1,000,000 GTD)
Irish Open High Roller: March 30-31 - €3,000
Irish Open PLO Mystery Bounty: March 30-31 - €1,100
Irish Open Mystery Bounty: March 31-April 1 - €1,100
The license holder and operator of this event is IPF Entertainment. PokerStars is the main sponsor of the event.
Royal Dublin Society
Address: Merrion Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 AK83, Ireland
Minimum age: 18 years+
NB: You must bring photo ID to enter the venue.
You can buy-in onsite using any of the following options:
Please note: we cannot accept part payment of one payment type with another.
*Credit/debit cards won’t be accepted at the registration desks. Players need to purchase chips at the casino cashier and then proceed to the cash registration desks.
** Regional and account status restrictions may apply.
For frequently asked questions about the Irish Open, please click here.