The forthcoming Manchester UKIPT event will be the first tournament I play on this exciting new British and Irish tour, and I'll be very interested to look at the style of play. The buy-in (£500) is sized to make it possible for recreational players to try a significant tournament -...more
Vicky Coren Bio
Acclaimed journalist and author Victoria Coren proved she was more than just a casual player when she won EPT London in 2006, beating a field of 397 other players to take home prize money of $941,513. The fact that the victory was at her home casino made it that extra bit sweeter. She has continued to find success in live events around the world since, including two more cash finishes in EPT events. Victoria released a critically acclaimed poker book in 2009, detailing her life on the circuit. She plays online at PokerStars using the screen name ‘Vicky Coren’.
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