VENUE: Stanley Park
DATE: Friday 10 December
Quarter-Finals
S. Botting bt J. Byrne
S. Levett bt S. Stanley
C. de Wirtz bt C. Botting
E. Godrey bt B. Levett
Semi-Finals
S. Levett bt S. Botting
C. de Wirtz bt E. Godrey
Final
S. Levett bt C. de Wirtz
Wednesday 15 December 2010
Sunday 12 September 2010
POKER PREMIER LEAGUE FINAL TABLE 2010
1. Simon Stanley 39
2. John Byrne 33
3. Charlie de Wirtz 25
4. Christina Botting 25
5. Brett Levett 22
6. Steve Botting 20
7. Ed Godfrey 20
2. John Byrne 33
3. Charlie de Wirtz 25
4. Christina Botting 25
5. Brett Levett 22
6. Steve Botting 20
7. Ed Godfrey 20
Friday 13 August 2010
PREMIER POKER LEAGUE: ROUND SIX
Steve Botting finally found some form and registered his first League win at Stanley Park, whilst home player Simon Stanley came third to secure one bonus point, leaving him neck-and-neck with John Byrne (who finished second) heading in to next month's final round.
Friday 9 July 2010
PREMIER LEAGUE TABLE
PREMIER LEAGUE TABLE
Stanley 25
Byrne 24
C. Botting 23
Levett 19
de Wirtz 18
Godfrey 14
S. Botting 10
Stanley 25
Byrne 24
C. Botting 23
Levett 19
de Wirtz 18
Godfrey 14
S. Botting 10
POKER PREMIER LEAGUE: ROUND FIVE
Christina Botting registered her first ever poker victory and catapolted herself up to third in the Premier League Table in a dramatic night at Fiennes Den.
She now sits just two points behind league leader Simon Stanley after adopting an ultra-agressive approach that put paid to the hopes of de Wirtz, Byrne and.....whoops - husband Steve.
The top three in the League prior to the start were the first three out tonight, leaving the destiny of the inaugral Premier League Title wide open again.
Charlie de Wirtz went out first, shortly followed by Byrne and then Stanley, a sequence of events which left even host Ed Godfrey with renewed hope of getting back into the hunt for the League Title.
Steven Botting went next after being outfoxed by his wife on an all-in call, and was swiftly followed by Brett Levett, who will host the final round.
Host Godrey initially made some inroads into Christina Botting's significant chip advantage in the Heads-Up battle, but was ultimately made to pay for an impatient all-in move and had to settle for second place.
Round Six will be hosted by Simon Stanley on August 6, but tonight belonged to Christina Botting, who in registering her maiden victory became the fifth different winner of a League game in five rounds and blew open the Title race again. The result leaves five players still harbouring realistic ambitions of landing the crown.
She now sits just two points behind league leader Simon Stanley after adopting an ultra-agressive approach that put paid to the hopes of de Wirtz, Byrne and.....whoops - husband Steve.
The top three in the League prior to the start were the first three out tonight, leaving the destiny of the inaugral Premier League Title wide open again.
Charlie de Wirtz went out first, shortly followed by Byrne and then Stanley, a sequence of events which left even host Ed Godfrey with renewed hope of getting back into the hunt for the League Title.
Steven Botting went next after being outfoxed by his wife on an all-in call, and was swiftly followed by Brett Levett, who will host the final round.
Host Godrey initially made some inroads into Christina Botting's significant chip advantage in the Heads-Up battle, but was ultimately made to pay for an impatient all-in move and had to settle for second place.
Round Six will be hosted by Simon Stanley on August 6, but tonight belonged to Christina Botting, who in registering her maiden victory became the fifth different winner of a League game in five rounds and blew open the Title race again. The result leaves five players still harbouring realistic ambitions of landing the crown.
Friday 14 May 2010
PREMIER LEAGUE TABLE
PREMIER LEAGUE TABLE
Byrne 23
Stanley 23
de Wirtz 18
Levett 15
C. Botting 14
S. Botting 7
Godfrey 6
Byrne 23
Stanley 23
de Wirtz 18
Levett 15
C. Botting 14
S. Botting 7
Godfrey 6
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