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Irish Poker Open Marrakech 2026: Salah Eddine Taleb Wins the €2,200 High Roller

Starting this year, the Irish Poker Open—the oldest no-limit Texas Hold’em poker tournament series in Europe—has also been touring internationally. Following its first stop in Australia in September, the IPO is now making a stop at the Casino de Marrakech through November 15. The first three winners have now been crowned at the Casino de Marrakech.

A total of 36 events with buy-ins ranging from €140 to €3,000 await participants at the 2026 Irish Poker Open Marrakech. The festival is taking place at the Es Saadi Resort. The highlight is the €1,155 Irish Open Main Event with a guaranteed prize pool of €500,000. The first starting day was played yesterday. The fourth and final starting flight is scheduled for Friday. In addition, the €2,200 High Roller tournament concluded yesterday. 58 entries created a prize pool of MAD 1,202,000 (approx. €110,000). In the end, Salah Eddine Taleb secured the victory and prize money of MAD 360,000 (approx. €33,000).

PlacePlayerPrize Money
1Salah Eddine Taleb360,000 MAD
2Ouassini Mansouri240,000 MAD
3Pedro Olaio Moreira Jorge168,000 MAD
4Yussuke123,000 MAD
5Adri Amorella92,000 MAD
6Fireprod72,000 MAD
7Séraphin Lampion57,000 MAD
8Isabel Baltazar48,000 MAD
9Table_Rase42,000 MAD
Earlier, the Hendon Mob Championship came to a close at the 2026 Irish Poker Open Marrakech. The tournament was held in North Africa for the first time. After 193 entries and 11 hours of poker action, the first champion was crowned: Tapio Kaapo Einari from Finland. He had previously agreed to a deal in heads-up play with the player “CTB.” First place was ultimately rewarded with 116,000 MAD (approx. €10,600). The winner also received a package worth €2,000 for next year’s Hendon Mob Championship in Johannesburg.

And last but not least, the NLH Deepstack Supersonic also concluded. With a buy-in of about €260, 49 players took their seats at the tables. Frenchman Robert Claraz secured the victory here, winning MAD 29,000 (approx. €2,652).

PlacePlayerCountryPrize Money
1Robert ClarazFrance29,000 MAD
2HichamMorocco26,500 MAD
3ShaneCanada25,000 MAD
4Mohamed Gezaoui AzrakBelgium12,300 MAD
5Bernard GuigonFrance9,200 MAD
6Jeremy SavelFrance7,300 MAD
7SaberMorocco6,000 MAD
8LuisUSA5,000 MAD

For more information, visit the Irish Poker Open website.

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