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Jamie Dwan’s hot streak continues after the poker pro claimed victory in the £2,000 Goliath Super High Roller, just three weeks after winning the $50,000 No-Limit High Roller at the 2026 World Series of Poker in Las Vegas for a career-best $2,276,691.
The Super High Roller attracted 89 entries, generating a £152,200 prize pool split among the top ten finishers. Naim Atakas opened the cashes in tenth place for £4,250, followed by Paul Tait, who had recently cashed in the WSOP Main Event, in ninth for £4,600.
Matthew Davenport’s £5,000 payout for eighth place pushed his career earnings closer to $3 million, while Tuan Vu banked £6,100 in seventh. Irish player Conor O’Driscoll extended his run of deep finishes with a sixth-place result worth £7,900.
Yuzhou Yin, who had placed third in the Goliath Main Event days earlier for £118,820, secured the tournament’s first five-figure cash with £10,650 in fifth. Brandon Harris, an Essex player with rapidly growing tournament earnings, followed in fourth for £14,450.
Daniel Carney, a recent $40,000 WSOP Main Event cash recipient, finished third for £20,550, setting up a heads-up battle between Dwan and Brandon Sheils, who had won the Goliath High Roller earlier in the series.
With no deal made, Dwan overcame Sheils to claim the £47,200 top prize and another trophy, while Sheils settled for £31,500 as runner-up.
