The Final Showdownĭixie Dean, a seasoned player, and the young Chase Wilson found themselves nearly evenly matched in the heads-up battle. Nathan Jones secured his largest live cash prize to date but ultimately succumbed. The final five players were reduced to four as David Lloyd’s ace-nine couldn’t overcome Dean’s pocket sixes. Ian Simpson, an 888poker Ambassador, demonstrated a remarkable comeback but fell short in the end. Laidlaw, showing his dominance with pocket kings again, thought he was in good shape, but Dean turned the tide with a full house.

A determined Jack Olsen’s pocket sixes met their match in Dixie Dean’s ace-jack, leading to an exit for Olsen. Elliott Panyi was the first finalist to exit, running into Dan Laidlaw’s pocket kings with king-jack of hearts. The path to victory was marked by thrilling moments and tense showdowns.

Elliott Panyi – £1,800 *reflects a heads-up deal.

Here are the results of the 888poker LIVE Coventry Big Shot final table: With just eight eliminations standing between them and a potential £29,750 boost to their bankrolls, the tension was palpable. Reaching the Final TableĪs the final table approached, each finalist secured a minimum of £1,800 for their efforts.

Notable players like Team Grosvenor’s Katie Swift, Keith Johnson, Lee French, Leo Worthington-Leese, and Michael Rosaman all made their exits on different stages of Day 2. Wilson was one of 419 participants in the Big Shot, contributing to a total prize pool of £125,700, shared among the top 64 finishers. Wilson’s remarkable win was part of the 888poker LIVE Coventry festival taking place at the Grosvenor G Casino, where he entered the £330 buy-in Big Shot tournament. He gave himself an extraordinary present: a hefty £24,950 prize. Chase Wilson, who had just reached the legal gambling age of 18 in the United Kingdom, celebrated his birthday in style.

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