Where the money goes
Complyfirst puts €10,000 into play. Half goes to Make-A-Wish Ireland, who grant wishes to critically ill children, and the other half to a registered charity the winner chooses on the night. Nothing is asked of you, unless you would like to donate.












Want to add to the pot?
If you or your firm would like to make a donation, you can donate directly to Make-A-Wish Ireland below.
What’s on the cards?
Timings may shift slightly on the night.
6:00 PM
Arrivals, Drinks & Canapés
7:00 PM
Opening Remarks from Complyfirst Founders
7:15 PM
Shuffle Up and Deal
8:15 PM
Evening Bites
8:45 PM
Final Hands
9:00 PM
Winner + Charity Announcement
10:00 PM
Carriages
How it works
You don't need to know how to play. It's No-Limit Texas Hold'em, the version you've seen in films. A croupier at every table deals the cards and helps you along when it's your turn. A hand takes about a minute, so by the third one, you'll have it down.
Venue & dress code
The Grafton Suite, The Westbury Grafton Street, Dublin 2, five minutes from Stephen's Green. The dress code is smart attire. Formal or cocktail wear is perfectly fine.

HOSTED BY
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Fiona Jelly
CEO & Founder

Dan Jelly
CTO & Co-founder
Sinead Halhed-Moran Walsh
Your MC
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Poker Night FAQs
No. There's a professional croupier at every table to explain the game and answer questions as you go, and most of the room will be learning too.
No. Your seat is covered by Complyfirst.
No. Complyfirst stakes the full €10,000, so you don't put in any money of your own.
No. Nobody plays with their own money and nobody wins cash, because the whole €10,000 goes to charity either way.
Half goes to Make-A-Wish Ireland, and half goes to a registered charity chosen by the winner and named on the night.
The dress code is smart attire. Formal or cocktail wear is perfectly fine.
Yes. If there's someone in the industry who should be in the room, send them this page, and ask them to fill out the waitlist form.
So we can post your invitation if you're confirmed. It's optional, and either home or office works.
Tuesday 22 September. Places are limited, and we'll be in touch to confirm your seat.
Still have questions?
If you have any questions about the evening, email our CEO, Fiona Jelly directly.