Albert Kenny

Albert Kenny is an Irish poker player based in Dublin, Ireland. his total live tournament earnings amount to $80,240, with a best live cash of $19,587. He has recorded multiple cashes in both the World Series of Poker and the Irish Poker Open.

Kenny's most notable WSOP result came in 2009 at Event #51: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em. The tournament attracted 2,781 entrants, and Kenny navigated his way to a 23rd-place finish, earning $19,587. He was eliminated when his all-in from the button for 180,000 chips was called by Steven Levy, who held a dominated hand but improved on the board. This remains his single WSOP cash according to official WSOP records.

Kenny has also found success in his home country's flagship event, the Irish Poker Open. In 2009, he finished 41st out of 700 entries in the €3,200 + 300 Main Event, collecting €6,700. Five years later, in April 2014, he improved to 22nd place in a field of 411 in the €2,000 + 250 Main Event, earning €4,600. These results contributed significantly to his career earnings and solidifed his reputation in the Irish poker community.

Across his recorded tournament career, Albert Kenny has amassed $80,240 in live earnings, with his best cash of $19,587 coming from the 2009 WSOP. He has two WSOP cashes (though only one is listed on WSOP.com) and three recorded cashes overall (including the two Irish Open results). His current all-time money list rank is 50,586th globally and 461st in Ireland. He has no WSOP bracelets, rings, or final tables to date.

While not a household name on the international stage, Albert Kenny is respected within Ireland for his consistent performances in major tournaments. His WSOP deep run in a massive field and his repeated cashes in the Irish Poker Open demonstrate his skill and endurance. He represents the type of diligent, cash-game-grounded player who transitions successfully to tournament play, inspiring amateur players to pursue excellence through disciplined bankroll management and strategic patience.