Poker player

Vincent Dynes

Ireland

Vincent Dynes is an Irish poker player known for his regular participation in live tournaments, especially the Irish Poker Open. He has been involved in several notable hands at the 2025 edition, showcasing a tight-aggressive style. Outside poker, he runs a small business in Cookstown, United Kingdom.

Career earnings: $ 62,0306 views

Background

Vincent Dynes is a poker player from Ireland who resides in Cookstown, United Kingdom, where he operates a small business. He is a fan of rugby, travel, outdoors, fitness, and football. His poker career includes consistent participation in major European tournaments.

2025 Irish Poker Open

Dynes participated in the 2025 Irish Poker Open in Dublin, where he was involved in several key hands:

  • Rasheed Picks Up Aces to Bust Dunne (April 11): Dynes open-raised to 16,000, then folded when Mahmood Rasheed moved all in over Christopher Dunne's shove. Dunne was eliminated with aces against sevens.
  • "That's Brutal" (April 13): Dynes called an all-in from the big blind with A♠7♦ against Marc De Moscovaki's 5♠5♣. The board ran out 2♦10♦10♥4♠6♦, and De Moscovaki's fives held, leaving Dynes with only 44,000 chips.
  • Ivanov Bluff Catches (April 15): On a board of 9♦A♦8♠K♠Q♣, Dynes bet 8,500 into a pot of around 12,000. Stanislav Ivanov called, and Dynes immediately mucked, saying "Good call."

These hands demonstrate his active involvement in the tournament, though results are not recorded beyond these incidents.

Playing Style

Based on reported hands, Dynes employs a tight-aggressive (TAG) style. He selectively enters pots and applies pressure with bets, but also recognizes when to fold to aggression. His quick call with A-7 in one hand shows his willingness to gamble when pot odds favor him, while his bet-fold in the Ivanov hand reveals discipline and hand reading.

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