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Robin Gue Crowned 888poker UKPL Reading Main Event Champion

chris119@getwpt.com (Poker Game Free) — Mon, 30 Sep 2024 10:35:10 +0000

The penultimate stop of the 2024 888poker UK Poker League (UKPL) saw the fledgling tour head to the Grosvenor G Casino in Reading from September 24, and everything was wrapped up six days later. The final champion of the seven-event festival was that of the £560 UKPL Reading Main Event. Robin Gue is that man.

The 888poker UKPL Reading Main Event drew in 327 entrants, meaning the top 51 finishers bagged a cash prize. Callum Gordon was one of the first in-the-money casualties, while the likes of Michael Rosaman, Robert Douras, Matthew Davenport, and 888poker’sNick Eastwood all seeing a return on their investment.

Seb Crane Prevents History Being Made in the GUKPT Luton Main Event

chris119@getwpt.com (Poker Game Free) — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 10:35:10 +0000

The Grosvenor UK Poker Tour (GUKPT) first ran in January 2007; Praz Bansi emerged victoriously in the GUKPT Bolton Main Event. In the 17 years since every GUKPT Main Event champion has been male, but that almost changed this weekend in Luton. However, almost is the operative word.

The £1,250 buy-in GUKPT Luton Main Event saw 284 entrants create a £299,910 prize pool that the top 33 finishers shared. Katie Swift, a member of Team Grosvenor, was one of those entrants. Swift navigated her way into the top 33, then to the final table before finding herself heads-up against Seb Crane.

Flush on the River Brings Curtain Down on the 888poker UKPL Leeds Main Event

chris119@getwpt.com (Poker Game Free) — Mon, 02 Sep 2024 10:35:12 +0000

The Grosvenor Casino Westgate in Leeds was awash with poker players from far and wide from August 27 through to September 1 because the 888poker UK Poker League (UKPL) was in town. Seven events took place, including the £560 buy-in Main Event, which drew in 289 entrants and saw £137,270 distributed.

The top 46 finishers in the Main Event saw a return on their investment. Such luminaries as Callum Gordon, Robert Boon, serial crusher Matthew Davenport, Michael Howard, and Thomas Clack reached the money places but fell short of a final table appearance.