2026 PartyPoker Tour Manchester

PartyPoker Tour 2025 Live Reporting

As an official media partner, our team at poker.pro will be on-site at the 2026 PartyPoker Tour Manchester at Manchester235, covering key hands and biggest moments. Don’t miss a moment of the action as we bring you exclusive live updates from the tour’s second UK stop of the year.

  • Two Ladies Collide

    The 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester. Photo: Nunzia Esposito
    Level 8:600/1,200 (1,200)
    Entries:60/118
    Prizes:£50,000 GTD

    Val Bennet opened to 3,500 from the Lo-jack. Seated right next to her, Annalee Barlow made the call from the Hi-jack.

    Bennet continued for 2,400 on the 10210 flop. Barlow then raised to 6,800, and Bennet wasted little time before making it 22,400. After a minute’s worth of consideration, Barlow mucked.

    Being a good sport, Bennet revealed her A10 holdings. Barlow claimed she folded pocket nines. With Bennet, Barlow, and Roberta Tassiello, there are three women seated at Table 12.

    Val Bennet: 126,000
    Annalee Barlow: 82,000

  • One Deuce Not Enough

    Photo: Nunzia Esposito
    Level 8:600/1,200 (1,200)
    Entries:62/115
    Prizes:£50,000 GTD

    Nicholas Mitchell limped the 1,200 Big Blind from the Lo-jack. Slann Michael (Hi-jack) and Craig Beardsworth (Small Blind) made the call before Peter Turner checked his Big Blind.

    Action was checked to Mitchell on the 827 flop, who continued for 2,000. Michael made the call, Beardsworth mucked, and Turner called. It was once again checked to Mitchell on the 5 turn, and now, he raised it up to 5,000. Michael was the only caller. Both contestants then checked the 4 river.

    “I’ve got a deuce,” Mitchell told his opponent without revealing his cards. Michael tabled A8, and top pair was good enough to take down the pot.

    Slann Michael: 155,000
    Nicholas Mitchell: 54,000

  • Well, That Escelated Quickly

    Photo: Nunzia Esposito
    Level 7:500/1,000 (1,000)
    Entries:65/112
    Prizes:£50,000 GTD

    Connor Butt min-raised to 2,000 on the Button. Big-stacked Cieran Tighe defended his Big Blind.

    Tighe check-called a 1,500 continuation bet from Butt on the J93 flop. Both players swiftly checked the 9 turn, and this poker.pro live reporter had the feeling there wouldn’t be any immense action this hand. Boy, was that gut feeling wrong. After another check from Butt on the 2 river, Butt fired a 10,000 overbet. Then, Tighe re-raised his opponent all in for perhaps 21,000 in total. “I know I should fold, but I can’t,” Butt said before making the call.

    Tighe tabled K9 for trips, and, as he probably knew himself, Butt couldn’t beat it. All his chips went to Tighe, who could be the current chip leader. Butt still has two levels and a break left to re-enter Day 1a of the £150 Mini Main Event, if that’s what his heart desires.

    Cieran Tighe: 168,000
    Connor Butt: 0

  • Liu Looking for Another Final Table

    Benjamin Liu at the £500 Main Event final table during the 2026 PartyPoker Tour Sheffield. Photo: Nunzia Esposito
    Level 6:400/800 (800)
    Entries:72/101
    Prizes:£50,000 GTD

    Seated UTG, Benjamin Liu (who finished ninth in the £500 Main Event during the 2026 PartyPoker Tour Sheffield) opened to 1,600. Nigel Burge-Jones made the call from UTG+1, and the two were soon heads-up to the flop.

    Lie continued for 1,500 on the 1062 flop, and Burge-Jones snap-called. Lie then check-called 2,500 from Burge-Jones on the 10 turn, before both players checked the J river.

    Burge-Jones revealed his 77 holdings for a flush, and Liu mucked his hand.

    Nigel Burge-Jones: 54,500
    Benjamin Liu: 34,400

  • Big Hands, Big Pot (Not Really)

    Photo: Nunzia Esposito
    Level 5:300/600 (600)
    Entries:71/98
    Prizes:£50,000 GTD

    Action folded to Nicholas Mitchell, who limped the Small Blind. Seated in the Big Blind, Slann Michael decided to check.

    Both players checked down the AK9J6 runout.

    Nicholas Mitchell: 52
    Slann Michael: 53

    Both players shared a laugh as they saw each other’s premium holdings. “It just wasn’t worth paying for,” Mitchell joked as the two players split the pot.

    Slann Michael: 131,500
    Nicholas Mitchell: 55,000

  • Big Slick Not Good Enough

    Photo: Nunzia Esposito
    Level 5:300/600 (600)
    Entries:73/97
    Prizes:£50,000 GTD

    Tony Cartwright opened to 1,500 from the Hi-jack. Seated in the Big Blind, Connor Butt was the sole caller.

    Both players checked the 4102 flop. On the 8 turn, Butt check-called another 1,500 from Cartwright. Action then went check-check on the Q river.

    Butt tabled 92, and Cartwright chuckled as he tabled his AK holdings. “How can you call with that garbage?” Cartwright joked with his opponent. Suited cards are good enough, Butt claimed, as he stacked his newly-won chips.

    Connor Butt: 56,200
    Tony Cartwright: 44,500

  • Prominent Names in the Field

    Photo: Nunzia Esposito
    Level 5:300/600 (600)
    Entries:77/94
    Prizes:£50,000 GTD

    Play has resumed after the first 20-minute break of the day. There are some prominent names in the field; below is a list of some of the biggest live poker players, according to The Hendon Mob.

    PlayerTotal Live Earnings (THM)Best Live Cash (THM)
    William Davies$1,040,821$195,718 (Winner of the A$1,500 Main Event during the 2021 WPTDS Gold Coast)
    Osman Mustanoglu$953,962€90,000 (Winner of the £5,050 Main Event during the 2006 Grosvenor World MastersI
    David Kingsley$175,021£21,100 (Winner of the £220 NLH during the 2017 DTD 200)
    Cieran Tighe$130,860£25,430 (Runner-up in the £560 Main Event during the 2025 UK Poker League by 888poker Liverpool)
    James Walsh$103,929€16,000 (Runner-up in the €300 Main Event during the 2025 Smart Poker Tour SPT 19 Sunny Beach)
  • Big Stacks at the First Break

    Photo: Nunzia Esposito
    Level 5:300/600 (600)
    Entries:74/91
    Prizes:£50,000 GTD

    Two hours have passed, and it’s time for the first 20-minute break of the day for the £150 Mini Main Event Day 1a players. Below are some of the biggest stacks in the room, as play soon will resume with Level 5.

    PlayerChipsBig Blinds
    Wanhan Lee123,000205
    Slann Michael113,000188
    Lucas Poleszczuk112,500188
    Gurdab Singh103,700173
    Eric Woo99,200165
  • Lee Improves Already Impressive Stack

    The 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester. Photo: Nunzia Esposito
    Level 4:200/400 (400)
    Entries:72/88
    Prizes:£50,000 GTD

    The board read 34K with 6,000 in the middle. Kyle Naylor (Big Blind) checked it over to Wanhan Lee (UTG), who continued for 2,000. UTG+2 and the Button both folded before Naylor made the call. Both players checked the 3 turn, and Naylor then bet 2,600 on the 10 river. Lee then raised to 10,000, and Naylor made the call fairly swiftly.

    Lee tabled 1010 for a rivered set, and Naylor couldn’t beat it, seeing as he mucked his hand. Playing double the average stack, Lee is probably one of the chip leaders at this point.

    Wanhan Lee: 95,000
    Kyle Naylor: 36,500

  • Sviten and Courchevel Side Events to Commence Later

    The 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester. Photo: Nunzia Esposito
    Level 3:100/300 (300)
    Entries:72/85
    Prizes:£50,000 GTD

    While Day 1a of the £150 Mini Main Event will be the tournament in focus on the poker.pro live blog today, the £60 poker.pro PL Sviten Special and the £60 PLO Masters Saturday Party Courchevel Bounty deserve some kind of shoutout as well. The Sviten tournament kicks off at 19:00, while 21:00 will be Courchevel time.

    Sviten is a game that lies close to the heart of the poker.pro editorial office. This five-card draw and PLO5-hybrid of a game brings immense action, and is, in our opinion, the funniest poker discipline that there is.

    Press here to learn how to play Sviten.

  • Mackay Wins Big One Against Bromley

    Natalie Bromley. Photo: Nunzia Esposito
    Level 2:100/200 (200)
    Entries:63/71
    Prizes:£50,000 GTD

    A big pot was brewing between PartyPoker Tour Ambassador and Richard Mackay at Table 11. The board read K5106A with 4,000 in the middle. Mackay (Small Blind) checked it over to Bromley (Big Blind), who bet 5,000. After a minute’s worth of consideration, Mackay moved all in for 24,500. Bromley leaned back in her chair, releasing a heavy sigh. She claimed the A was a horrendous river, and she tried to get a comment from Mackay. After monologuing for a minute or two, Bromley made the call.

    Her gut feeling was right; Mackay tabled Q6 for a rivered flush. Bromley’s KK didn’t stand a chance. As such, a big chunk of the Bromley stack went to Mackay.

    Richard Mackay: 53,000
    Natalie Bromley: 19,500

  • Catch up on the Earlier 2026 PartyPoker Tour Stops

    Alexey Neofitov, winner of the €500 Main Event during the 2026 PartyPoker Tour Madrid. Photo: Nunzia Esposito
    Level 2:100/200 (200)
    Entries:64/68
    Prizes:£50,000 GTD

    The 2026 PartyPoker Tour Manchester is the fourth stop of the 2026 PartyPoker Tour. It all kicked off in Sheffield in January, before the tour expanded abroad with two stops in Spain (Seville and Madrid). Through the links below, you can catch up on the £150 Mini Main Event and the £500 Main Event action from the previous three stops.

    £150 Mini Main Event Recaps

    £500 Main Event Recaps

  • Will Oprea Defend his Title?

    Ion Oprea. Photo: Nunzia Esposito
    Ion Oprea. Photo: PartyPoker
    Level 1:100/200
    Entries:59/62
    Prizes:£50,000 GTD

    During the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester, Ion Oprea was the player who had the best overall success. Not only did he win the £150 Mini Main Event for £8,885, but he also came third in the £500 Main Event for an additional £10,200. Time will tell whether Opera turns up to defend his Mini Main Event title.

    Press here to read all about Oprea’s £150 Mini Main Event from last year.

  • Bromley’s in the House

    Natalie Bromley 2026 PartyPoker Tour Madrid poker.pro Thursday Party Madness
    Natalie Bromley. Photo: Nunzia Esposito
    Level 1:100/200
    Entries:53/56
    Prizes:£50,000 GTD

    Natalie Bromley is one of 10 PartyPoker Tour Ambassadors for the 2026 PartyPoker Tour. She’s just arrived at Manchester235 Casino, making her the first ambassador on-site. Historically, Bromley hasn’t had much luck in the £150 Mini Main Event, something she’s looking to change. Considering Manchester is her home leg of the tour, perhaps, this will be the time she conquers this popular tournament.

    The poker.pro journalist Christoffer Karlén interviewed Bromley roughly one week ago. You can read the interview and get to know Bromley a little bit better by pressing here.

  • Let’s Get Ready to Rumble

    Bubble play during the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester. Photo: PartyPoker
    Bubble play during the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester. Photo: Nunzia Esposito
    Level 1:100/200
    Entries:43/43
    Prizes:£50,000 GTD

    Play has started in Day 1a of the £150 Mini Main Event, and the 2026 PartyPoker Tour Manchester is officially underway.

    Late registration will be open for nine 30-minute levels. Today, play will wrap up when 15% of the field remains.

  • The 2026 PartyPoker Tour Manchester Kicks Off With £150 Mini Main Event Action

    Natalie Bromley. Photo: PartyPoker
    The 2026 PartyPoker Tour Manchester is the stop at home for PartyPoker Tour Ambassador Natalie Bromley. Photo: Nunzia Esposito

    Welcome, fellow poker enthusiasts, to the live coverage of the 2026 PartyPoker Tour Manchester.

    The poker.pro live reporter Christoffer Karlén arrived to Manchester yesterday afternoon, and after a good night’s rest, he’s ready to cover every knook and cranny of the action that’s about to fold at Manchester235 Casino for the next nine days.

    Today’s schedule features three events. First and foremost, the whole festival will kick off with Day 1a of the £150 Mini Main Event. In terms of entries, this is always the most popular tournament of the PartyPoker Tour. This time will be no different, with six starting-day flights. The inaugural flight will kick off at 16:00.

    Then, at 19:00, it’s time for the first poker.pro-branded tournament of the week. The £60 poker.pro PL Sviten Special is a tournament no one wants to miss. Sviten, the Swedish game that is a mix between five-card draw and five-card PLO, offers unparallelled action, and it’s destined to become a Saturday night party.

    Last but not least, JJ Hazan’s PLO Masters makes its first appearance on the schedule with the £60 PLO Masters Saturday Party Madness Courchevel Bounty. Cards will be in the air at 21:00, and together with the Sviten tournament, these two tournaments makes this quite the Mixed Games-heavy Saturday at Manchester’s finest card room.

    All and all, the stage is set for an exciting first day of the 2026 PartyPoker Tour Manchester. Today’s live blog will focus on the Mini Main Event, but under the “Results” tab, all results from the side events throughout the festival will be uploaded. The poker.pro live blog will be the place to be this week to catch up on all the action from Manchester235 Casino, and this live reporter is beyond ex cited for the event to kick off. See you all at 16:00.

    2026 PartyPoker Tour Manchester – Saturday, June 13, Tournament Schedule

    TimeEvent
    16:00Event #1: £150 Mini Main Event Day 1a
    19:00Event #2: £60 poker.pro PL Sviten Special
    21:00Event #3: £60 PLO Masters Saturday Party Madness Courchevel Bounty
  • Throwback: Deniz Orhan Wins the £500 Main Event for £19,843

    Deniz Orhan, winner of the £500 Main Event during the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester. Photo: Nunzia Esposito

    Deniz Orhan topped a field of 243 entries to win the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester £500 Main Event for £19,843 after a three-way deal with Ronnie Marland and Ion Oprea. The final table featured a strong lineup that included PartyPoker ambassadors Natalie Bromley and Alexander Georgiev, while Oprea came close to completing an incredible double after already winning the £150 Mini Main Event earlier in the festival.

    2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester £500 Main Event – Final Table Results

    PlacePlayerPrize
    1 Deniz Ohran£19,843
    2 Ronnie Marland£16,235
    3 Ion Oprea£10,200
    4 Alexander Georgiev£6,860
    5 Natalie Bromley£5,045
    6 Gerard Harraghy£4,075
    7 James O’Brien£3,350
    8 Jonathan Harley£2,800
    9 Julian Mosquera£2,340
  • PartyPoker Tour Manchester Starts This Weekend at Manchester235 Casino

    Glenn Brown during the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester. Photo: PartyPoker
    Glenn Brown during the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester. Photo: PartyPoker

    The wait is over as the 2026 PartyPoker Tour Manchester gets underway this weekend at Manchester235 Casino. Running through June 21, the festival features a packed schedule headlined by the £100,000 guaranteed Main Event, the £150 Mini Main Event, PLO Masters events, mixed games, and five poker.pro-branded tournaments. As the fourth stop of the 2026 PartyPoker Tour season and the first of three consecutive UK festivals, Manchester promises nine days of non-stop poker action.

    The poker.pro live reporting team will be on the floor from Sunday, June 14, bringing readers live updates, chip counts, photos, interviews, and daily recaps throughout the festival. Coverage begins with Day 1 of the £150 Mini Main Event, one of the tour’s most popular tournaments, before following all the major storylines as players battle for trophies, titles, and six-figure guaranteed prize pools.

LevelSBBBBB Ante
11002000
2100200200
3100300300
4200400400
5300600600
6400800800
75001,0001,000
86001,2001,200
98001,6001,600
101,0002,0002,000
111,2002,4002,400
121,5003,0003,000
132,0004,0004,000
142,5005,0005,000
153,0006,0006,000
164,0008,0008,000
175,00010,00010,000
186,00012,00012,000
198,00016,00016,000
2010,00020,00020,000
2112,00024,00024,000
2215,00030,00030,000
2320,00040,00040,000
2425,00050,00050,000
2530,00060,00060,000
2640,00080,00080,000
2750,000100,000100,000
2860,000120,000120,000
2980,000160,000160,000
30100,000200,000200,000
31120,000240,000240,000
32150,000300,000300,000
33200,000400,000400,000
34250,000500,000500,000
35300,000600,000600,000
36400,000800,000800,000
37500,0001,000,0001,000,000

Event #1: £150 Mini Main Event

PlacePlayerPrize
1Anwar Kanj£15,500
2Imran Primohamed£10,000
3Kye Hamilon£7,000
4Andrew Mathews£5,000
5Matthew Archer£3,500
6Nim Rattan£2,500
7Antony Horn£1,890
8Daniel Ryder£1,400
9David Greenough£1,100
10Ali Mallu£900
11Dominic Bedling£900
12Benjamin Liu£750
13Cristian Popescu£750
14Jonathan Roberts£650
15Chenyi Lyu£650
16Joshua Price£550
17Mihail Zglavoci£550
18Chris Allen£550
19Barry Carter£550
20Mike Scollei£550
21Lukasz Poleszczuk£500
22Cieran Tighe£500
23Ryan Wyvill£500
24Hamid Aziz£500
25Richard Plester£500
26Matthew Staples£500
27Leslie Kearney£500
28Henry Owen£450
29Zhanxi Mao£450
30Andreas Olympios£450
31Gabriel Gilceva£450
32Jude Lawal£450
33Duanne Porter£450
34Paul Tinsley£450
35Ashley Morrison£450
36Kallum Brooks£400
37Mark Van Der Loo£400
38Justin Devonport£400
39Marcin Jackowski£400
40Damian Dzikowski£400
41Alex Montgomery£400
42Cody Wagner£400
43Richard Mackay£400
44Rebecca Hardisty£400
45Hongtao Sun£400
46Hemal Panchmatia£400
47Paul Stanton£400
48Darach Rogan£360
49Emmanuel Mulemwa£360
50Jonathan Anderson£360
51Alexander Brett£360
52Marcus Adams£360
53Ion Oprea£360
54Mark Mcfadden£360
55Ben Mahoney£360
56Jobin Jacob George£330
57Craig Heaton£330
58Connor Butt£330
59Josh Hardman£330
60Kevin Foster£330
61Annalee Barlow£330
62Gerald Mcsorley£330
63James Buckley£330
64Karl Roberts£330
65Josh Hope£330
66Dwane Ofoeme£330
67Roberta Tassiello£330
68Andy Diamond£330
69Anthony Gardner£330
70Reece Aimson£330
71Csaba Kovacs£330
72Angela Rogan£300
73Yu Wu£300
74Gail Sturrock£300
75Harley Adams£300
76Jason Hayzeldan£300
77Samuel Wicks£300
78William Davies£300
79Osman Mustanoglu£300
80Euan Hillerby£300
81Anthony Owens£300
82Matthew Cornes£300
83Pravin Khilosia£300
84Matthew Horn£300
85Michael Hill£300
86David Langsdale£300
87Joseph Houghton£300
88Guntis Baumans£300
89Adam Cavanaugh£300
90Jaime Staples£300
91Chun Lam£300
92Wing Ko£300
93Paul Hempseed£300
94Peter Turner£300
95Kin-Hang Man£300
96Gary Stevens Smith£300
97Craig Beardsworth£300
98Kyle Naylor£300
99Tom West£300
100Eric Woo£300

Event #2: £60 poker.pro PL Sviten Special

  • Buy-in: £60
  • Entries: 45
  • Prize Pool: £2,250
  • Winner: Lewis Henderson
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1Lewis Henderson£700
2Elliot Anthonioz£570
3Benjamin Parkes£330
4Mark Lang£220
5Matthew Chard£170
6Cody Wagner£140
7Robin Yeung£120

Event #3: £60 PLO Masters Saturday Party Madness Courchevel Bounty

  • Buy-in: £60
  • Entries: 36
  • Prize Pool: £900
  • Winner: Bevon Baptiste
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1Bevon Baptiste£300
2Dieno George£225
3Chelsie Glynn£225
4Thomas Mulliner£90
5Lewis Moon£60

Event #4: £150 PLO Masters 4/5/6 Bounty

  • Buy-in: £150
  • Entries: 68
  • Prize Pool: £5,100
  • Winner: Thales Salomao
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1Thales Salomao£1,485
2Osman Mustanoglu£1,125
3Ryan Edwards£640
4Caroline Cove£430
5Anwar Kanj£320
6Navid Nasseri£260
7Turgai Bagdati£200
8Appleby Paul£170
9Val Bennet£170
10Tony Cartwright£150
11Stephen Pearce£150

Event #5: £100 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E.

  • Buy-in: £100
  • Entries: 43
  • Prize Pool: £3,655
  • Winner: Ryan Wyvill
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1Ryan Wyvill£1,355
2Alan Ellis£910
3Henry Owen£550
4Christopher Bean£370
5Lewis Henderson£270
6Osman Mustanoglu£200

Event #6: £60 poker.pro PL Deuce-to-Seven Triple Draw

  • Buy-in: £60
  • Entries: 24
  • Prize Pool: £1,200
  • Winner: Michal Mozdzierz
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1Michal Mozdzierz£510
2Ben Sweetman£340
3Christopher Bean£220
4Adam Staniszewski£130

Event #7: £100 PLO Masters NLH/PLO

  • Buy-in: £100
  • Entries: 64
  • Prize Pool: £5,440
  • Winner: Lewis Henderson
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1Lewis Henderson£1,780
2Masoud Etemadiherisi£1,160
3Stefan Stroffek£710
4Oliver Hutchins£480
5Muhammad Khalid£350
6Lewis Hirst£290
7Nigel Burge-Jones£250
8Anthony Mathias£220
9Fucheng Zhang£200

Event #8: £200 NLH Bounty

  • Buy-in: £200
  • Entries: 75
  • Prize Pool: £9,000
  • Winner: Annalee Barlow
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1Annalee Barlow£2,095
2Deniz Orhan£1,855
3Chun Lam£1,740
4Karl Roberts£720
5James Buckley£550
6Angela Rogan£440
7Jack Corrigan£360
8Kyle Naylor£320
9Darren Harris£320
10Tom Cazaletz£300
11Gajanthan Kamalanathan£300

Event #9: £500 Main Event

  • Buy-in: £500
  • Entries: 260
  • Prize Pool: £115,700
  • Winner: Michael Breen
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1 Michael Breen£22,000
2 Andrew Wilson£15,000
3 Calogero Morreale£10,000
4 Endrit Geci£7,500
5 Imran Pirmohamed£6,400
6 Daniel Garcia£5,300
7 Alex Montgomery£4,300
8 Thales Salomao£3,600
9 Dean Perry£3,000
10Ka Pun£2,400
11Gajanthan Kamalanathan£2,400
12Kevin Brzozowski£1,900
13Lee Mulligan£1,900
14Anthony Harkness£1,600
15Arian Hassankashani£1,600
16Lee Mulligan£1,350
17Kevin Remeile£1,350
18Lin Chen£1,350
19Connor Lewis£1,350
20Deniz orhan£1,150
21Wing Ko£1,150
22Matt Staples£1,150
23Ronnie Marland£1,150
24Jaime Staples£1,150
25Daniel Lubera£1,150
26Will Stephenson£1,150
27David Herd£1,150
28Connor Butt£1,000
29Csaba Kovacs£1,000
30Nicholas Tate£1,000
31Chris Bartlett£1,000
32James Smith£1,000
33James Grogan£1,000
34Chun Man£1,000
35Sebastian Toperczer£1,000
36Karl Roberts£1,000
37Kin-Hang Man£1,000
38Darren Harris£1,000
39Craig Heaton£1,000

Event #10: £150 PLO Masters 4/5/6

  • Buy-in: £150
  • Entries: 39
  • Prize Pool: £4,875
  • Winner: N/A
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1Chris Cox£1,605
2Andrew Norman£1,400
3Simon Bagshaw£720
4Craig Gedey£480
5Janos Toth£370
6Ehtisham Khan£300

Event #11: £100 NLH Turbo

  • Buy-in: £100
  • Entries: 50
  • Prize Pool: £4,250
  • Winner: Kyle Hamilton
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1Kyle Hamilton£1,450
2Barry Carter£900
3Henry Owen£550
4Rajinder Shina£380
5Gajanthan Kamalanathan£300
6Semih Kavaklioglu£250
7Abdul Mukit£200
8Andy Diamond£200

Event #12: £250 PLO Masters Main Event

  • Buy-in: £250
  • Entries: 87
  • Prize Pool: £20,000
  • Winner: Mark Adams
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1Mark Adams£4,750
2Paul Spillane£4,750
3Anthony Mathias£2,400
4Osman Mustanoglu£1,650
5Andrew Norman£1,250
6Sam Acheampong£1,000
7Stephen Murphy£800
8Chris Nyilasi£700
9Egor Gerasimchuk£600
10Jonathan Lester£550
11Kyle Naylor£500
12Siddharth Sudunagunta£500
13JJ Hazan£500

Event #13: £60 Tennessee Hold ‘Em Manchester Championship

  • Buy-in: £60
  • Entries: 15
  • Prize Pool: £750
  • Winner: Gary Barton
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1Gary Barton£265
2Peter Sweeney£365
3Ryan Wyvill£120

Event #14: £60 poker.pro Friday Party Madness Crazy Pineapple Bounty

  • Buy-in: £60
  • Entries: 72
  • Prize Pool: £1,800
  • Winner: Barny Boatman
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1Barny Boatman£540
2Natalie Bromley£340
3Jack Dyminki£230
4Hasmukh Khodiyara£150
5Rohan Rakhra£110
6Kevin Foster£90
7Chris Lythgoe£80
8Gerald Morrison£70
9Gail Sturrock£70
10Nathaniel Hughes£60
11Thomas Mulliner£60

Event #15: £200 NLH (Sponsored by Faded Spade)

  • Buy-in: £200
  • Entries: 23
  • Prize Pool: £3,910
  • Winner: James Dorward
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1James Dorward£2,000
2Craig Beardsworth£1,200
3Matthew Harniman£710

Event #16: £60 poker.pro Saturday Party Madness NLH Red River Bounty

  • Buy-in: £60
  • Entries: 44
  • Prize Pool: £1,100
  • Winner: James Buckley
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1James Buckley£400
2Andrea King£230
3Rajinder Shina£140
4Henry Owen£110
5Nate Duckworth£90
6Deniz Orhan£70
7Darren Harris£60

Event #17: £250 NLH Mystery Bounty

  • Buy-in: £250
  • Entries: 20
  • Prize Pool: £2,300
  • Winner: N/A
  • Report: N/A
PlacePlayerPrize
1Steven Burgess£950
2Gary Callan£950
3Daniel McIntyre£400

Event #18: £1,000 NLH High Roller 7-Max

  • Buy-in: £1,000
  • Entries: 25
  • Prize Pool: £22,500
  • Winner: N/A
  • Report: N/A

Event #19: £150 NLH Last Chance

  • Buy-in: £150
  • Entries: 24
  • Prize Pool: £3,000
  • Winner: N/A
  • Report: N/A

Event #20: £60 PLO Masters Sunday Party Madness 4/5/6 Double Board

  • Buy-in: £60
  • Entries: 44
  • Prize Pool: £2,000
  • Winner: N/A
  • Report: N/A

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