Well done to the ten players that have grasped those important seats in the National Final through the online tournament in association with Betfred Poker. These players weren’t lucky enough to gain qualification at the regional finals but were keen to be at the prestigious final at Dusk Till Dawn in March 2010 so competed […]

Tension was great on the final table at the Cabin in Sedgley as players battled it out for valuable points. The Cabin was one of the first venues to play in the Redtooth Poker league when it began in February 2007.

It was a great day for the pub with two players from the Spring Meadow in Droitwich making the final three places at the Circus Casino in Star City. Meet Tony O’Hara, the weak link from the Spring Meadow, who finished 169th.

Two players from the Spring Meadow in Droitwich started the final table at Star City in Birmingham as chip leaders. Lorraine Greenman began with 325,000 chips and James Atherley started with 230,000

After finishing third in this year’s national final, Shaun Walsh from the Goose in the City in Wolverhampton was the first player to crash out of the regional final at the Circus Casino at Star City in Birmingham. Shaun drowned his sorrows with a pint at the bar!!

The only three female players at the first night at the Lane Ends in Preston finished in the top three places. Jemma Aulton finished third and Carol Blacker and Jacqueline Potts fought out a long heads up battle before Jacqueline (centre) came out on top.

Landlady Carol Blacker wins a massive pot at the first night at the Lane Ends in Preston. It was the first time that Carol had ever played poker and she made a heads-upbattle with Jacqueline Potts on the final table.

At the South West and South Wales regional final at the Gala Casino in Bristol, Redtooth’s Steve Saul and Rob Brannan were just one letter away from an Oscar winning film.

As anybody who plays in the Redtooth Poker league will testify, it is difficult enough to win one league, so congratulations to Martin Britton, who won the league at both the Irish Tymes and the Cwrt Rawlin in Caerphilly. Congratulations Martin!!

Tom Keane of the Albert Bar, Montrose, was the first lucky Scot to get his hands on £200 worth of Scottish notes awarded by Redtooth. Tom finished in 2nd place at the latest North Scotland Regional Final but was unfortunate not to claim the title despite being the chip leader going into the final as his 8c 9d could not stay ahead of Paul McKennas’ Ks 10c as […]