25/25 Huddersfield

Trophy for Tillotson, money for Moate

Anne Tillotson was crowned 25/25 Series Huddersfield champion, but the win was as much down to her negotiating skills as it was her excellent efforts at the felt from 28-30 March 2014 at the Grosvenor in Huddersfield. With five players remaining the action at the table took a backseat as the wrangling over a deal…

Grosvenor Huddersfield

25/25 Series, Yorkshire: Leg 3, Huddersfield

The 25/25 Series in Huddersfield kicks off tonight at the Grosvenor Casino. Leg three of the Yorkshire series takes place from 28-30 March 2014 and has a £200 + £20 buy-in with an unconditional £25,000 guarantee. The starting stack is 25,000 chips and there are three starting flights. Leg one which took place in Leeds…

Ali Mallu

Mallu the man at Manchester 25/25

Another deal and another fist full of dollars, well pounds actually, as Ali Mallu continued his amazing run of form at the G Casino in Manchester from 21-23 March 2014, when he took down the Grosvenor 25/25 Series event. With five remaining, the players cut a deal which saw Mallu add a further £15,260 to…

Adrian Sorianoaleman

Soriano Aleman wins Vic 25/25 event

With just the trophy to play for after a three-handed deal was hatched in the Grosvenor 25/25 Series London leg at The Victoria casino from 14-16 March 2014, it was Adrian Soriano Aleman who got to take it home. Soriano Aleman had already scooped £15,000 after the deal was done, but it took a further…

Dean Lyall

Fate and Lyall potent force in Glasgow

Dean Lyall took down the Grosvenor 25/25 Series event at the Merchant City Casino from 14-16 March 2014, beating David Gillies heads-up to claim the title and £12,000. Of the 212 players who began the tournament, it came down to two, with heads-up play starting with Lyall enjoying a 2:1 chip advantage over Gillies. And…

George Westwood

Gorgeous! George scoops Coventry 25/25

George Westwood survived the longest final table ever in the 25/25 Series to take down the Coventry leg from 28 February-2 March 2014 at the Ricoh Arena. Westwood battled it out for 17 hours – from 12 noon on Sunday to 5am on Monday morning – before beating David Stephenson heads-up to claim the title.…

25/25 Salford

Davies deals in Salford success

Adam Davies battled his way though a field of 269 to win the Salford leg of the 25/25 Series from 14-16 February 2014 after a six-way deal. Davies shared the top prize of £8,000 with Gerald David, the former taking the title the latter a GUKPT seat. Lee Collins, Graeme Crozier, Hussain Patel and Alan…

Razavi

Sam’s the man at Gunwharf

Sam Razavi has won the Portsmouth leg of the Grosvenor 25/25 Series. Razavi outlasted a field of 264 runners at the city’s G Casino from 21-23 February 2014 to take top honours. With the clock just past 3am Razavi sealed the win, hitting his flopped open-ended straight draw on the turn to beat Manuel Bardon’s…

Leishman

Leishman scoops Dundee victory

Marc Leishman won the 25/25 Series event in Dundee from 31 January to 2 February. Leishman had to work hard for his £12,000 first prize after enduring an epic 16-hour final day to claim the money. The clock was approaching 4am when Leishman finally sealed the victory, establishing a crucial lead when his A7 held…

Hashim

Maqbool makes a Hash of Luton

Maqbool Hashim beat Christopher Cooper heads-up to scoop the Luton leg of the 25/25 Series from 31 January to 2 February 2014. Champion Hashim took home a cheque for £12,030; with runner-up Cooper pocketing £8,180 and £5,260 going to third-place finisher Stephen O’Keefe.

Spencer

Spencer shows steel for Sheffield win

Local-lad Alex Spencer won the Sheffield leg of the Grosvenor 25/25 Series from 24-26 January 2014 to claim a top prize of £13,150. Spencer beat Michael Kossov heads-up, with Spencer going into two-handed play with a 3.5m to 2.4m chip lead. But with blinds at 30k-60k there was still plenty of room for manoeuvre although…

Hoang

Hoang the man in Birmingham

The winner of the Birmingham leg of the 25/25 Series from 17-19 January 2014 was Tai Hoang, who turned his buy-in of just £200 into £14,000 after beating David Halliday heads-up. A field of 318 entries at the city’s G Casino created a prize pool of £63,600 with Hoang taking the biggest chunk of it…