2023 UKIPT London

��1,100 Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info

2023 UKIPT London

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
97
Prize
£71,650
Event Info
Buy-in
£1,100
Prize Pool
£359,040
Entries
374
Level Info
Level
29
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
100,000
Players Info - Day 3
Entries
8
Players Left
1

Dylan Bradley Crowned UKIPT London Main Event Champion (��71,650)

Level 29 : Blinds 50,000/100,000, 100,000 ante
Dylan Bradley
Dylan Bradley

The PokerStars UKIPT London Main Event, running at the Hippodrome Casino, has reached its conclusion.

A total of 374 entries were made across three starting flights, which generated a prize pool of ��359,040. Of those, 56 players made it through to Day 2 to lock up the ��1,720 min-cash. Eight players returned to the final table for Day 3.

After less than five hours of play, Dylan Bradley of Newcastle emerged as the outright winner to earn ��71,650 in prize money and the UKIPT trophy.

At 22 years old, Bradley was the youngest player on the UKIPT London final table, but he had plenty of experience playing online cash games before taking the step up to play the Main Event.

"It's great, it's nice to win. I just ran well on the final table, to be honest," said Bradley. "It hasn't really sunk in yet. It's nice to get the trophy and take a winner's photo. I might play more tournaments now!"

Bradley eliminated five of the seven bustouts on Day 3 to accumulate and maintain a huge chip lead as the final table progressed. He reached heads-up against fellow Geordie Stephen Cherry and, moments later, sealed his place as UKIPT London Main Event champion.

Stephen Cherry has only been playing tournament poker for a year. Even though he had to settle for second place, he was more than happy with the results. Cherry took home ��44,700 for second place.

Bojidar Boiadjiev came third in the Main Event after laddering up several positions with his short stack. He walked away with ��31,930.

Dylan Bradley
Dylan Bradley

UKIPT London Main Event Final Table Results

RankPlayerCountryPrize
1Dylan BradleyUnited Kingdom��71,650
2Stephen CherryUnited Kingdom��44,700
3Bojidar BoiadjievUnited Kingdom��31,930
4Daniel BedsonUnited Kingdom��24,550
5Mantas UrbonasLithuania��18,870
6Eliot GranjonUnited Kingdom��14,510
7Oscar Kirby-HogartyIreland��11,160
8Dohyun KimSouth Korea��7,650
9Farid FawziIreland��6,380
Stephen Cherry
Stephen Cherry

Final Day Recap

Eight players returned for the start of Day 3. Dohyun Kim was the first to bust when he ran ace-queen into Bradley's suited ace-queen. Bradley rivered the flush to send Kim to the rail in eighth place.

This was the start of Bradley's rise to the top, and moments later, he doubled up with quads. Bradley then eliminated Oscar Kirby-Hogarty in seventh place before Eliot Granjon ran into Daniel Bedson's aces to bust in sixth place. Meanwhile, Bradley continued to chip up his stack.

Mantas Urbonas came into Day 3 at the bottom of the pile but had managed to double up his short stack and survive up until this point. His run was eventually over when he shoved short and was knocked out by Bedson in fifth place.

At this point, Boiadjiev doubled up his stack twice, and Cherry's aces held to give him a double-up through chip leader Bradley.

Bedson, who started as the Day 3 chip leader, was next to go. He made a three-bet shove and ran into Bradley's pocket tens. Bradley held, and Bedson was eliminated in fourth place.

After surviving a number of all-ins, Boiadjiev's time was up. He shoved pocket fours and was called by Bradley's pocket sixes. Bradley held, and Boiadjiev busted in third place. With that, the tournament went to heads-up between Cherry and Bradley.

Heads-up only lasted mere moments before Cherry got his top pair in against Bradley's pair and a straight draw on the flop. The turn completed Bradley's straight. Cherry came in second, and Bradley won the tournament, the trophy, and ��71,650.

That concludes the PokerNews coverage of PokerStars UKIPT London Main Event.

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Tags: Bojidar BoiadjievDaniel BedsonDohyun KimDylan BradleyEliot GranjonFarid FawziMantas UrbonasOscar Kirby-HogartyStephen Cherry