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£890 4. Christian Palm – £500 5. Michael Mackenzie – £400 The £500 NLHE main

event attracted a very disappointing 27 players, but despite the relatively low turnout a prizepool of £15,000 was on offer. Fowler was again to come out on canadian xl pharmacy top in this two day event, this time bagging £5,550 for his troubles. In total over the two events he won

£7,370, so not a bad weekend at all. The payouts and finishing positions for the main event are listed below. 1. Lewis Fowler – £5,550 2. James Rann – £4,050 3. Garry Westwater – £2,700 4. Clive Smith £1,500 5. Malcolm McKinley £1,200 A special mention should also be given to Graham Pound who had a first and a second place over the course of the weekend. He won the £100 Bounty Booster for £1,045 and he came second to Colin Gillon in the llega el condon viagra £200 NLHE Freezeout cashing for £2,110.

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