Top finishers Mihai Zelinca and Chris Chaney chopped up the bulk of last night's prize money - each settling for £400 cash. Kos Charalambous grabbed third spot and £150.

Aaron Gordon won Thursday's £30+£10 Bounty Freezeout, picking up valuable league points along with £400 in cash. Mike 'Lanzarote' Kossov came second to grab £220. Alex Cork ran out third for £120.

Aaron Yusef won Friday's poker tournament, picking up maximum league points, £850 in cash and a £200 ticket for September's Main Event. Previous Main Event winner Terry Burke came second last night to win £625. Third spot went to Chris A. Rose who bagged £450.

Chris Parker won Saturday's poker tournament, picking up maximum Poker League 10 points along with £1,150 in cash. Rodney claimed second spot to pocket £600. Doug-the-Slug Alley oozed into third place for £300.

Top finishers Gary Fluen and Shane Norman carved up the bulk of the prize money at the end of Sunday's £30 Semi-FreezeOut - with Gary taking £525 and Shane settling for £475. Phil Ahkin ran out third for £200.

Ben Forrest won last night's poker tournament and after carving up the top money with runner-up Steve Chaplin took £680 in cash along with a ticket for September's Main Event and maximum Poker League 10 points. Second-placed Steve collected £600. Chris Payne in thrid spot bagged £350.

Ton Craggs and Joe Chattaway shared the money at the end of Tuesday's poker tournament - each settling for £400 cash. Trevor Brown made third place for £180.

Mike Carney won Wednesday night's poker tournament, picking up £460 in cash along with maximum league points. Cortez Griffith came second to bag £250. Third spot was claimed by Hoang Phan who pocketed £130.

Mark Attwell bested a field of fifty runners to win last night's poker tournament, picking up a first prize of £500. Mike 'Lanzarote' Kossov came second to bag £345. Tom Arnold ran out third for £140.

Top finishers Mihai Zelinca and Mike Thomas shared the winners' prize monet at the end of the Friday afternoon poker tournie - each settling for £140 cash. Third-placed John Huckle picked up £40.

Bhavin Patel won last night's £50 + £25 Semi-Freezeout, bagging himself £700 prize money and his ticket for the Main Event. Alex Jackson Palin came in second, taking home £500 and Perry Perlimal won £300, placing third.

At the end of last night's £75 Mistral Freezeout, Chris Payne, Mike Kossov and Andy McPhie carved up the £2295 prize pool, taking home £640 each.

John Kadis won Sunday night's £30 Semi-Freezeout, bagging himself £650 in prize money. Steve Georgio came in second place, winning £300 and S. Khan took home £200, placing third.

Winner Paul Bloom and runner-up Mike Carney shared the top prize money at the end of Monday's poker tournament - each settling for £475. Third-placed Mohammed Al Nasiri took £200.

Former Poker League Champion Tony Mayers won Tuesday's popular £20+£20 poker tourmament, picking up £705 in cash along with maximum league points - Tony is currently riding high at number seven in the new table and looking set to make another strong challange for the title. Another high-flier, Chris Chaney, took second spot last night to take £360 in prize money. Chris Ward claimed third place and 3200.

John Todam and Dave Sellman carved up the top prize money at the end of last night's Monster poker tournament, with John taking £400 and Dave settling for £325. Jon Reynolds took third place and £105.

Andy Buitcher picked up a first prize of £600, along with valuable Poker League 10 points, after winning Thursday's popular bounty freezeout. Yus Cosar came second to grab £200. Third-placed Ravi Athwal took £180.

danny Philips won our Friday afternoon poker tournament, picking up a first prize of £190. Samuel Aduba came second to bag £100. John Lane in third place took £20.

Bhavin Patel won Friday night's £40 FreezeOut to take a first prize of £800. Russell Parsons came second for £450. Andy McPhie ran out third for £250.

A strong field turned out for the first of our £60 Deep-Stack FreezeOuts, making for a very decent prize pool and a quality evening of poker action. Eventual winner SK00BY bagged £1,205 in cash along with a £200 ticket for the next Main Event which is scheduled for Friday 11th September when the guaranteed prize pool will once again be a whopping 20,000 smackers! Claire Tucker came second last night to pick up a handy £700 in cash, whilst third-placed Ricky helped himself to £350.

Russel Parsons and Gary Matthews carved up Sunday night's £30 Semi-Freezeout prize money to take home £592.50 each. Kos Charalambous placed third, winning £240.

Tony Mayers won last night's £40 Deep-Stack, bagging himself £800 cash and a ticket worth £200 for Friday 11th September's £20,000 guarantee. Gary Matthews placed second, taking £550 prize money, and David Cheung came in third, winning himself £300 cash.

Tony Mayers won his second tournament in as many days, snatching first place in last night's £20+£20 Semi-Freezeout and taking home £600 prize money. Jamie Hackshall came in second place, bagging £300 and Chris Ward placed third, winning £200.

Paul Baker and Nik Barot carved up Wednesday's £5 Rebuy prize pool to take home £310 each. Kos Charalambous came in third place, winning £100 cash.

Nine places paid at the end of Thursday's popular bounty freezeout with half of the final table settling on a deal and each of the top five places taking £237 in cash. Mario Photiou took top points for the Poker league 10 to improve his chances of winning his seat for the MasterClassics of Poker in Amsterdam in November.

David Cheung won last night's £100 Freezeout, taking home £1,300 prize money and securing his seat for Friday 11th September's £20,000 GPP. Sonny Ponway took second place, winning £800 and Andrew McPhie came in third, bagging himself £500.

Kos Charalambous took first place in Sunday night's £30 Semi-Freezeout, bagging himself £450 in prize money. Stephen Chaplin and Paul Batchelor came in second and third place, winning themselves £350 and £200 in cash.

Daniel Brown won £750, placing first in last night's £40 Freezeout. Jamie Hackshall came in second place, taking home £350 prize money and Amir Choudry placed third, scooping £220 cash.

Aaron Gordon took first place in Tuesday night's £20 Semi-Freezeout, bagging himself £550 prize money. In second place was Dave Gallagher, who took home £400 for his efforts and placing third was Kos Charalambous, who won £300 cash.

Mark Cheetham took home £190 prize money, winning Wednesday night's £5 Rebuy. Giuseppe Notturno and Anthony Nlawroki carved up the second and third prize pool, bagging themselves £160 cash.

Altan Mourat and David Leff carved up the prize pool from last night's £30+£10 Bounty Freezeout, bagging themselves £355 cash each. Andy Butcher placed third, taking home £180 prize money.

Mike Tucknott won Friday's afternoon poker tournament, picking up a first prize of £120. Darren Pointer came second to take £60. Tony Toms ran out third for £20.

The top three places shared most of the prize money at the end of last night's £40 FreezeOut. Eventual winner John Watson took £600 plus maximum poker league points. Runners-up Stephen Delaney and David SOmers settled for £400.