Matthew Scott is the latest winner of the monthly Main Event at The Fox Poker Club held in London. He beat the other 114

players to the title and walked away with £9,000 from a total prizepool of £34,500. Scott turned up on Friday evening and intended to play in the regular £35 tournament only to find himself way down the list of reserves. Rather than waiting around he decided to

genericviagra-bestrxonline play in the £300 Main Event, and this morning as he heads home he is glad he did. When Duncan Mackie was eliminated in third Scott and Nathan Gentry agreed a deal which meant each player would take home £8,250. Play was to continue for some time as the pair battled it out for a further £750 in prize money and the honour of being crowned the champion. At one stage Gentry was well ahead, but Scott doubled up twice in quick succession to hold a 2/1 chip advantage. The end came soon afterwards, but not before a scare for Scott. The final hand saw all the chips in

the middle with Scott holding A 10 against his opponents A 8. The flop of 4KQ was no help to either player, but the turn was an 8

giving Gentry the advantage. His hopes were soon dashed when the river came down a 10 to give Scott the title and the extra money. The final placings and payouts are listed below. Final Placings And Payouts. Matthew Scott – £9,000 Nathan Gentry – £8,250 Duncan Mackie – £4,140 J. Goldman – £3,100 A. Berkecz – £2,420 P. pharmacy online Burford – £1,720 R. -Dsilva – £1,380 V. Hoang – viagraonline-4rxpharmacy £1,040 The August Main Event is scheduled for the first weekend viagraonline-4rxpharmacy.com in August, but before that the London’s Calling Mini-Festival will be staged. The event has a buy-in of £500 + £40 has is set to start at 3pm on Sunday 28th July.

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