Casino Namur: Gold for Baho Hosseini and Altan Ergun

Two more trophies were awarded to the DACH community at the PokerStars Open Namur in the Circus Casino Resort Namur. Baho Hosseini secured the Women’s Event, while Altan Ergun took down a Turbo.The €230 + €20 NLH Turbo attracted 75 participants and 18 re-entries on Saturday, creating a pot of €20,135 with payouts for the top 13 spots. In the end, there was a German double victory – Altan Ergun won €5,000 and the title, while Fabian Daheim took home €3,280.€230 + €20 NLH Turbo Entries: 93 (75/18) Prize Pool: €20,135

Rank	Name	Nation	Payout
1	Altan Ergun	Germany	€5,000
2	Fabian Daheim	Germany	€3,280
3	Oscar Kirby-Hogarty	United Kingdom	€2,400
4	Ivar Boedvarsson	Iceland	€1,890
5	Octavian Tarcau	Romania	€1,525
6	Quentin Louppe	Belgium	€1,240
7	Luke Schwengel	Germany	€1,040
8	Arasch Mirzai	Sweden	€860
9	David Failly	Belgium	€720
10	Samir Simmou	France	€590
11	Klass Vercruysse	Belgium	€590
12	Regilio Vrede	Netherlands	€500
13	Mikey Prinsen	Belgium	€500

In the Ladies event, 26 women participated, along with 15 re-entries for the €250 + €25 Women’s Event, which had a prize pool of €8,446. Here too, the Spade went back to Germany, as Baho Hosseini prevailed and took home €2,900. €250 + €25 Women’s Event Entries: 41 (26/15) Prize Pool: €8,446

Rank	Name	Nation	Payout
1	Baho Hosseini	Germany	€2,900
2	Rosarie Roberts	Ireland	€1,900
3	Deborah Worley-Roberts	United Kingdom	€1,316
4	Susan O’Connell	Ireland	€970
5	Doriane Kyaboba	Belgium	€760
6	Bernadette Daley	United Kingdom	€600

And nearly the trophy for the €2,000 + €200 High Roller could have also gone to the German community. A strong turnout of 151 starters and 50 re-entries created a prize pool of €402,780. The top 31 places were paid, with a €4,400 min-cash. Fritz Räz was the first to exit the final table (€10,400), followed by Helma Weber (€11,600) and Hossein Ensan (€13,500). The German hopes now rested on Mark Harmening, who made it to heads-up. The victory prize of €80,000 was not contested, as a deal was made in heads-up. After this deal, Joni Rantamaki secured the win for €68,520, leaving Mark Harmening with €62,480. €2,000 + €200 High Roller Entries: 210 (151/59) Prize Pool: €402,780

Rank	Name	Nation	Payout	Deal
1	Joni Rantamaki	Finland	€80,000	€68,520
2	Mark Harmening	Germany	€51,000	€62,480
3	Rachid Oufaska	Netherlands	€36,680
4	Pel Nieuwenhuis	Netherlands	€28,000
5	Nugzar Glonti	Georgia	€21,500
6	Gary Hasson	Belgium	€16,500
7	Hossein Ensan	Germany	€13,500
8	Helma Weber	Germany	€11,600
9	Friedrich Raez	Switzerland	€10,400
10	Martin Tsvetanov	Bulgaria	€9,300
11	Iman Ghashayar	Netherlands	€9,300
12	Badre Al Ghouch	Netherlands	€8,300
13	Taran Parmar	Canada	€8,300
14	Presiyan Tsvetanov	Bulgaria	€7,400
15	Delean Dominic	Germany	€7,400
16	Mischa Wieten	Netherlands	€6,600
17	Jean-Marie Vandeborne	Belgium	€6,600
18	Jonas Heuser	Germany	€5,900
19	Christoph Dufhaus	Germany	€5,900
20	Roderick MacNeil	United Kingdom	€5,900
21	Sammy Berrehail	France	€5,300
22	Sami Agel	Luxembourg	€5,300
23	Malik Hebidi	France	€5,300
24	Mateusz Moolhuizen	Netherlands	€4,800
25	Wladimir Stepanian	Netherlands	€4,800
26	Glen Cymbaluk	Canada	€4,800
27	Michelangelo Longo	Italy	€4,800
28	Altan Ergun	Germany	€4,400
29	Tim Van De Riet	Netherlands	€4,400
30	Oskar Ojaveer	Estonia	€4,400
31	Felix Marutz	Germany	€4,400

 Cash games are available starting from €2.5/€2.5 NLH or €5/€5 PLO as usual. For details about the complete poker offerings and to purchase tickets, visit circus-poker.com, where you can also find live coverage; the password is “poker.”PokerStars Open Namur 2026 Date: May 27 – June 7 Schedule: –>> click All Festivals 2026Tips and Tricks for a Trip to Namur:

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