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WSOP Circuit at Dusk till Dawn: 3 Winners crowned — Anthony Kennedy wins the Mini Main Event

The WSOPC will be held at the Dusk Till Dawn Poker Club in Nottingham through November 16, 2026. A total of 13 gold rings are up for grabs. The first three events have now concluded. The highlight so far has been the £300 NLH Mini Main Event, which has now come to a close with Anthony Kennedy’s victory.

The centerpiece of the WSOPC at the Dusk Till Dawn Poker Club is, of course, the WSOP-C Main Event, with a buy-in of £1,350 plus a £150 fee and a guaranteed prize pool of £1,000,000. The first starting day has now been completed. Of the 62 entries, nine have advanced to Day 2. Britain’s Gary Nordigian currently leads the field with 701,000 chips.

Event #1: £300 Mini Main

Event #1, the £300 Mini Main, drew 1,363 entries. The prize pool totaled £354,380. 204 players advanced to Day 2, all of whom were already in the money. The min-cash was £500. The tournament ended with a deal among the final four players. In the end, Anthony Kennedy secured the victory, prize money of £39,120, a WSOPC ring, and a WSOP Paradise Package worth $5,000.
PlacePlayerCountryPrize Money
1Anthony KennedyUnited Kingdom£39,120
2Tai HoangUnited Kingdom£33,130
3Nicholas BobeszkoUnited Kingdom£30,310
4Chase WilsonUnited Kingdom£31,740
5Joseph AucottUnited Kingdom£13,650
6James FowlerUnited Kingdom£10,650
7Malcolm McKinlayUnited Kingdom£8,650
8Kenny KingUnited Kingdom£6,611
9Tony WattUnited Kingdom£5,600
10Philip ClarkeUnited Kingdom£4,550

Event #4: £300 7-Max

Event #4, the £300 7-Max, drew 266 entries. The prize pool totaled £69,160. There were 29 paid places. The min-cash was £500. Here, too, the victory went to the United Kingdom. Nathan Jones prevailed in the heads-up match against Cheng Zu from China and secured prize money of £15,250 for first place.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize Money
1Nathan JonesUnited Kingdom£15,250
2Cheng ZhuChina£9,750
3Daniel SunsUnited Kingdom£6,750
4Angelos MichaelCyprus£5,252
5Jack O’NeillUnited Kingdom£4,250
6Aarya ThakkarIndia£3,250
7Shuaida ChengChina£2,500
8Tanmay HingoraniUnited Kingdom£2,000
9Kevin HoughtonUnited Kingdom£2,000
10Matthew GrayUnited Kingdom£1,500

Event #6: £300 Seniors

And last but not least, Event #6 at the WSOPC at the Dusk Till Dawn Poker Club is already in the books. The £300 Seniors Event for players aged 50 and older drew 139 entries. A total of £36,140 was up for grabs. Twenty-one players finished in the money. The minimum cash prize was £610. Ian Morris took first place with prize money of £8,455.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize Money
1Ian MorrisUnited Kingdom£8,455
2Martyn CavanaghUnited Kingdom£5,564
3Gerhard BrimmersGermany£3,785
4Mazalahedwa BakoUnited Kingdom£2,661
5James ClossickUnited Kingdom£1,937
6Mark MansonUnited Kingdom£1,461
7Waheed AshrafUnited Kingdom£1,143
8Anthony ArlottUnited Kingdom£930
9Andrew TuxoworthUnited Kingdom£787
10James MoultUnited Kingdom£695

For more information, visit the WSOP Circuit and Dusk till Dawn websites.

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