The United Kingdom is a hotbed for poker action currently, with the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series and World Series of Poker Super Circuit taking place in London.
While the likes of Jason Koon, Fedor Holz and Espen Jorstad have all won high roller titles as of late, PokerStars Team Pro Georgina "GJReggie" James picked up her first piece of WSOP hardware after taking down the £230 buy-in Ladies Event for £3,800.
James topped the 71-entry field after defeating Kirstin Ives at heads-up play to continue her breakout year on the live felt, which has seen her rack up three tournament victories.
The top 11 players made the money, with each taking their respective slice of the £14,200 prize pool. PokerNews' Ellis de-Vaney was one of the names to make the final table, and picked up her biggest live score of £900 thanks to her sixth-place finish.
While the likes of Jason Koon, Fedor Holz and Espen Jorstad have all won high roller titles as of late, PokerStars Team Pro Georgina "GJReggie" James picked up her first piece of WSOP hardware after taking down the £230 buy-in Ladies Event for £3,800.
James topped the 71-entry field after defeating Kirstin Ives at heads-up play to continue her breakout year on the live felt, which has seen her rack up three tournament victories.
The top 11 players made the money, with each taking their respective slice of the £14,200 prize pool. PokerNews' Ellis de-Vaney was one of the names to make the final table, and picked up her biggest live score of £900 thanks to her sixth-place finish.
