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Jamie Dwan won the £2,000 Goliath Super High Roller in Coventry and took home £47,200. The 89-entry event built a £152,200 prize pool and paid the top 10 finishers.

According to PokerNews, the win came just three weeks after Dwan captured the $50,000 No-Limit High Roller at the 2026 World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. That score gave him his first WSOP bracelet and a career-best $2,276,691.

Brandon Sheils finished second for £31,500 after the heads-up duo did not strike a deal. Sheils had already won the £1,500 Goliath High Roller for £54,130 a couple of days earlier.

Daniel Carney took third for £20,550, which was described as the second-largest live cash of his career. He had banked $40,000 in the 2026 WSOP Main Event earlier in the month.

Brandon Harris finished fourth for £14,450. Yuzhou Yin was fifth for £10,650, the first five-figure score in the event, followed by Conor O’Driscoll for £7,900, Tuan Vu for £6,100, Matthew Davenport for £5,000, Paul Tait for £4,600 and Naim Atakas for £4,250.

The broader Grosvenor Goliath festival in Coventry has also been producing huge fields. SoMuchPoker reported that the £100,000 guaranteed Monster Stack drew 2,726 entries, grew the prize pool to £207,100, and ended in an 11-way chop after the average stack fell to eight big blinds and stayed there for more than two hours.