Game 20 Final Results

1st Math : Math played one of his best games ever to give him first position in this exciting match. Staving off fierce competition from the other pros Math battled his way to the top and grabs himself 10 points. This means his final standing in the league is in 4th and he's triumphant over his nearest rivals, Bish & Geth. Math's winning hand came against second place finisher Bob as he quietly traps Bob into an all in situation after hitting a straight on the flop. This was just one of many great hands Math played well and he finished his season off on a high. WP.

2nd Bob: This game was for Bob the most important match of the season. Only a win could allow him to get first place in the league so it was all to play for. His ideal match would be for Dani to go out either 1st or 2nd, this would mean that the 10 points for the win to see him pass Seaf and Dani for the title. The match developed well with Dani going out in 6th position, only Seaf and Math to beat and it was looking promising. Seaf goes out 3rd and Bob only has to beat Math for the championship. With the time reaching past 4 in the morning, Bob plays the heads up not quite the way he likes it and gets trapped by Math to hit the 2nd spot. With his final league position, placing 3rd, he wasn't disappointed, Game 20 was nearly his game of his life and he really enjoyed the challenge. In an interview with Bob after the match he said he's looking forward to the next league.

3rd Seaf : After a long hard battle Seaf comes unstuck to his arch rival Math who, must to Seafs annoyance, hits card after card to finally knock Seaf out for 5 Points. Seaf watched the rest of the match with baited breath as he hoped Bob would miss out on the top spot. Game 20 was for Seaf one of the most exciting matches to date. It was within Seafs reach to get the title and although a little disappointed with some of his plays remarked on how enjoyable the game was and that he'll get the top spot next season. Playing a great game, Seaf hits his 5 points and finishes in 2nd position. WP.

4th Geth : Just missing out on the money Geth plays a good game. Hanging in there for the last parts of the game, he holds on to his minimal stack to claim 4 points. Geth has become one of the most developed players over last half of the league as we've seen him play at a new level skill. This again was shown in this final game as he plays well to his strategy but falls short of the rankings. Geth unfortunately finishes 6th overall in the league standings but we now know it's not a true reflection of his capabilities. Look out for the is player in the next season, we'll be seeing big thing from him. WP.

5th Bish : After holding on for so long Bish finishes game 20 in 5th position. With his chip stack dwindling Bish hangs on as the PFC pros try to take him down (all except Bob and Seaf who needed him to stay in for so Dani could go out first) Bish has been the most consistent throughout the first league, from his initial all out aggressive tactics he's developed his style to become a great player. Game 20 was an important match for him as it could have given him the lead over Math but it wasn't to be this time. Bish finishes the league in 5th position, a position he will be looking to improve on next season. WP

6th Dani : Before the start of Game 20 Dani was riding the wave on top of the table and was 6 points clear of Seaf. Looking good for him as he only need to place at least 5th in the game. He goes out in 6th place and the race is on between Seaf and Bob to get to the top of the table. Before he went out Dani's strategy was to sit quietly and wait for the others to go out to ensure his 5th position. Unfortunately a couple of good looking starting hand teased his chips from him into the pot until he gets knocked out. Once out, the pain staking wait to see if Bob of Seaf came first was on. Dani puts a bounty on the table for Math to knock the pros out. Math claims his bounty as Dani gets what he's looking for, Math's win and the PFC title! Dani's play in game 20 wasn't up to his usual prowess and he was lucky not to lose it. This didn't matter as now he's been crowned the first PFC League champion. WP Dani for a great win. If you can buy a trophy for yourself we'll chip in for it :D

7th Thom : Again Thom had nothing to lose has he goes hell for leather at taking down as many people as he can. Unfortunately the level of play and the quality of hands hit Thom hard. First hand and Thom goes all in and gets stung right from the outset. His run of aggressive play and a number of bad cards provides Thom with his exit ticket as after his rebuy he hits the familar last position. Maybe one of Thom worst games this season as he doesn't make it to 30/60 blinds. After a turbalent season Thom will be starting a fresh in the next league with a new outlook, wanting to show the pros he can progress and getting his first win in an FC. UL

Game19 Results


1st : Dani plays the most important match of the season extremely well and hits the top spot to claim 10 points. This win sees him go clear of second place by 6 points and now surely the title is his. He's got to place higher than 3rd if Seaf wins the last game or higher than 6th if Bob wins. He's not home and dry yet as he's got to still play to defend his position. Excitement mounts as we go into Game 20, the showdown. Can Dani by the first ever PFC League Champion or will he miss out on the title.

2nd : Math played a blinder of a game as he remains level headed and focused on his goal. A well deserved second place mean that his 6 points brings him evens with Bish on points but ahead on goal difference. The grudge match for 4th place has been battled out over the weeks gone by and now we're going to see who's got what it takes to edge forth. Game 20 is hotting up!

3rd: Anu played a great game and finds herself in the payout structure. Getting a great 3rd place she played a good game. Not all of her good fortune came from her skillful play as in several hands caught unbelievable cards that were odds on to lose. PFC was very glad to see this international guest player return to the table and hopes to see her again. Thanks for a good game.

4th (3rd League) :Seaf get a very respectable 3rd place to put him in second place in the League. Seaf maintained his composure to reach the payout structure and plays a good game. He lies 6 points behind the leader and is in good position to snatch the title away from Dani. Seaf must be planning his strategy meticulously in the run up to Game 20 also there have been rumors that a number of pay offs have gone down with cost spiraling into millions. Seaf better watch out for the Bubble too as he lies only 2 points behind him. This is it Poker FC the final, Game 20, let's take it down.

5th (4rd League) : Geth hits middle of the road with 4th place and 4 points. After warming up at Grovsner Casino spinning his luck with the Roulette, Geth was all set for a good game. This was apparent with his solid play as he progressed in the tourney. Geth played his cards well but hit bad beats as no amount of raises and rerasies could shake of the call stations. A little disappointed but optimistic, Geth sits at 6th place but only 2 points behind his nearest rivals. The pride of 4th place is in his reach, can he grab it?

6th (5rd League) : Bish didn't have his best game to date and was somewhat distracted from his usual game. Bish divided his attention between his plays and helping Anu with her cards. This didn't help his game and hinder him from reaching a higher position. The upside of this was that he did get 3 points as at this stage of the league the points are most important. Bish will hopefully be all set for Game 20 and we'd like to see Bish come through and play his best.

7th: (6th League) : Bob was in such a good place before the start of this match, leading the way with 2 games to go. This is the second 1 pointer that Bob's picked up and it doesn't sit well with him. With only a slim change of winning the title, he'll be hoping that the Poker Gods are looking after him with some sweet cards. Game 20's not looking as promising but there's still fire in his heart. Bob has been recently spotted in underground Poker boot camps, training for the big match, look out!

8th :Thom had nothing left to do but pull all the stops out and go hard the opposition. The only way Thom could do any damage was to aggressively take down peoples stacks as quickly as possible. This strategy was working for him as he became massive chip leader but over time it started to dwindle with a few too many large pot losses. Thom's looking forward to the next League match where he can show everyone what's what.

Game 18 Results

1st : Geth gets his second PFC league win and boosts him up the table to put him in contention for 3rd place. A spate of bad cards didn't deter Geth's will and courage to bide his time and play his best hands well. After last weeks near win Geth brought a much tighter game to the table, didn't make any risky decisions and played a solid game to reach the bubble and swell his chip stack. In the three way battle for 1st/2nd place, mostly against Seaf, Thom took a back seat to let the boys fight it out between themselves but with a stroke of luck Thom knocks out Seaf to allow Geth a shot at the title. Short stacking against Thom's mighty chip towers of plenty, Geth finds some decent cards, plays them well and over just a few hand drains Thom's chips to take the win and a well deserved 10 points. This means that he is level on points with Math, joint 5th, but is ahead of him because of 2nd place positions (1st place positions are equal). VWP.

2nd : Thom's best play to date and again we saw him totally dominate nearly the entire match with some good bets and some monster hands. From the outset Thom scooped up hundreds and thousands of chips from all the players building a massive stack where he lay waste to everyone's chips and aggressively, but carefully, took a well deserved lead. Thom's game was almost perfect and all of the PFC Pros were sure that Thom would clinch victory for his first win at the PFC table. Unfortunately this was not to be as when he got to a heads up situation his game started to deteriorate. A couple of bad calls against Geth and the damage was done, Geth leveled up and with in a couple more hands called an all in to his demise. This game and last weeks game is where Thom has shown his best poker, the bad cards, bad beats and bad bets are behind him and only his end game needs to improve. All this will provide Thom to start the new league with the up most confidence as he has finally found his groove and he knows he can make it to the top. Bitterly disappointed Thom leaves in 2nd place but the respect from the other players was great. WP.

3rd : Seaf takes the 3rd place and get 5 points to bring him level with Dani on 87. A fair game from Seaf as he doesn't play his usual heavy aggressive raises with nothing although he was caught out calling Thom's large bets with 4 2 off suit. Seaf plays this game well and he must be loving his position in the league. Some players were speculating on the double zero as last week his game crumbled into oblivion but instead he played a measured game, testing the water with some good bets and getting out of dodge when trouble struck. Excellent banter from Seaf this week as he tries to influence the other players to "Get Bob". This banter worked somewhat much to Seaf's glee. As Seaf is level pegging with Dani on 87 points he edges ahead on the number of wins. WP Seaf for a good solid match. WP

4th : Dani played a fair game and gets a nice 3 points to keep him in contention for the top. Not having his best game of the season he hung on in there and didn't lose his head.. too much! Not risking too many chips he plugged away at trying to get his chip stack bulging but could quite connect his cards and get the chips that he needed. The table positions are changing all the time at the top and Dani knows that he's got a very good chance to come through and claim victory for the first season. Will we see Dani's form come back like we saw in the first part of the league? His game used to be strong before a run of bad luck and bad cards and we've have seen him not do as well as he has done in the past. Dani will be in training over the next week preparing himself for the onslaught of the last 2 games..so it's salad and fish all the way. GG.

5th : Bish played well this week although he just misses out on the prize money. From the off Bish played confidently but didn't have luck on his side. In the very first hand of Game 18, Bish pushes all in with a Straight on the flop. Thom quickly calls this bet with two pair and we all see the devastation unfold. Turn card gives nobody anything better, then it's the river... Thom hits another card giving him the full house much to Bish's disappointment and his stack is wiped out. This first hand rocked Bish's world and he is forced to play it cool and keep tight to wait for another monster. His patience paid off as he calls tilted Bob's all in and gets a nice pot to bring his pot up to a respectable size. With his stack intact he finds more confidence to try to take over the chip lead but comes unstuck as the chips run through his fingers and are sucked into Thom's magnetic chip stack. Bish's 3 points edges him towards the 3rd place position leaving Math and now Geth slightly behind. Sitting in 4th. GG.

6th : Bob. Tilted, jilted and should have been quilted, tired Bob has an absolutely terrible game. Not mentally ready for the match made him play some ridiculous bad bluffs as both Seaf and Math take a substantial chunk of chips off him in the early part of the game. With cards that that were crapper than a crap that's just been crapped on, Bob foolishly tries to play the other pros by bluffing and re-raising. One noticeable bet was with a par of jacks, with a bad kicker, against Bish's inside straight draw, also with a Jack. Bish wipes the floor with Bobs stack then picks it up and amalgamates it with his own. It an interview with Bob after the match he said "Bollocks". He hopes to put this game behind him and concentrate on the next two games. Next time he will of had enough sleep, eaten and will be ready to take the others down. The only good thing about this match was the 1 point he gets for 6th and the fact that he's still on top of the table. SG.

7th : Math has a shocking game this week and catches one too many bad cards to get knocked out by Thom. Unfortunate cards and possibly bad bluffs caused Math to ditch out in last place and keeps him at 71 points. The realisation of leaving the game first didn't sit well with Math and it was a bitter disappointment. After last weeks league position of joint 4th Math was looking to push ahead from Bish and take a stab at getting to the top. Alas, this was not meant to be but he still has a good chance of getting higher in the league in the last two games and beat Bish to glory. Math slips down to 6th place and really needs to get back on his game. UL.


Game 17 Results

1st : Bubble Bob makes it his 3rd PFC win and launches him back up to the top of the table. If there was any game that saw patience and well timed aggression it was this one, as Bob waits until the right moment to strike. This wasn't the only thing to aid Bob to the victory as he had another player on his side, Lady Luck. After managing to get heads up with Geth, chip leader, he bluffs all in and Geth insta calls with the Bullets. Devastated, Bob finds a lucky card, hitting only 1 of 2 outs to hit trips on the river and claim victory for Game 17. In an interview with Bob after the match he said "I'm very happy with this win. Got the right card at the right time". A very intense match but he keeps his cool and gets back up on top. WP.

2nd : Geth played a blinder of a game and in fairness should have taken 1st place if it wasn't for 1 card, the 4. Early on in the game won some important pots to build his chip stack. Patiently playing his best cards he manages to hit the bubble and knock out Dani, expanding his chip stack to make him chip leader. Heads up against Bob he's dealt the Bullets and sucks Bob into a trap by checking the flop. Bob hits a pair, 4's, raises all in. Insta call by Geth and it's a show down. Bob's 10 4 not looking good but hits the 4 on the river much to the disappointment of Geth. His slow play of the Bullets helped Bob see the flop and get his pair, then the trips. Unlucky draw but he shouldn't feel bad as he played his cards right, apart from the slow played Bullets. WP UL.

3rd : Dani is back from the dead! Not wanting to spoil his unbeaten run of winning a heads up situation he gallantly goes out in 3rd place. Dani's game this week improved again and he was back on form. Strong raising in the right situations and waiting for the right time to play aided Dani into the bubble. After Seaf went out early Dani's attention turned partially to Seaf's online tourney and his focus seemed to be going but we learnt that miserable cards dictated his play. Biding his time he claim several nice pots, claws his way back up to a healthy stack only to be nobbled to hit the 5 points. Dani stays in second place, 4 points behind Bob, 2 point clear of Seaf. WP.

4th: Thom's bubble bursts as he hits 4 points but plays a very strong game. After a long period of 400/800 & 500/1000 blinds, the dreaded fourth place goes to Thom. This week we saw Thom playing at very good level as he dominates most of the game with a big chip stack and good bets. He could do nothing wrong in the first half has he harvest chips from the players and develops his lead. Towards the end the game the cards turned against him and he loses some major pots much to his disappointment. After last games zero points, this game must have given him a lot of confidence ready for game 18 as we've now seen that Thom has got what it takes to dominate the table. All he needs now is a little more luck as his game play is right on top. Still bottom of the table but loves the game. GG.

5th : Math played a good game and played some deft cards only to be stung too many times and lose his chips. After Maths great performance in Game 16, where he came 2nd, Math this week came unstuck with some unfortunate beats and through the course of time got knocked out. These events have led to Math unknowingly developing some major PFC psychological problems and over the course of this week, he'll have to seek the help of the PFC Therapist to aid him back into the bubble. His 3 points from Game 17 brings him level with Bish at 71 points, joint 4th and now the battle is on to edge ahead. Hoping to see Math back on form soon... you need to book an appointment with the therapist! GG.

6th : The Emod gets involved in her 1st PFC league match and gets her hands dirty with the PFC crew. After 3 Separatist training events the Emod plays a good game and sticks around till after the break. Her game is improving all the time as we saw some good strong bets at the right time but also fell pray to a couple of bad rivers and bad beats. Towards the end gets a good strong starting hand, JJ, plays Geth into her all in bet only to be rivered by Geth hitting a lucky straight. Unfortunate turn of events but gives Em some assurance that she can hold her own in league conditions. Best moments of the night was with her new found betting and going all in with the Wotsits... great snackage and great play! GG.

7th (6th League) : Bish unfortunately didn't have his best game this week and was disappointed with the result. After a week of looking forward to the match Bish couldn't seem to get into his stride. After trying his patented 120 raise method, disruptive banter and some covert bluffing, he finds it difficult to get the cards he need. An ever pleasant player, his presence at the table always adds to the enjoyment of the game so for the other PFC Pro they were sad to see Bish go out so early but more so as he didn't make the tea! We hope that your form returns to add a spark raisabilty to the next game. GG Bish.

8th (League 7th) : Seaf the PFC human yo yo, zig zags himself across the graphs as he hits the lowest position of game 17 and claims nil points. After the confidence building of last weeks second win in a row, the Pros happily see Seaf go out in the early part of the match. Seaf's previous aggressive strategy made his chip stake dwindle as each PFC player take a chunk off of him. Recently swelling his bankroll online his strategy has got potential but we now must see him tweak it slightly to provide him with a winning formula. Seaf goes on to place 2nd in an online MTT as the PFC league match is taking place. Will we see a double zero next week after his double win of weeks gone past? Seaf slips back down into 3rd but know he's still well in it. GG UL.

Game 16 Results

1st : Seaf gets his second win in a row to launch him up to the top of the table. He has formed his strategy of aggression over the last few weeks of Seps and has found his groove. Things weren't looking to good at the start of the match as we saw him down to quite a short stack but some good cards and deft bets provided him with the stack he needed to push the others out of the game. WP.

2nd : Math hits a well deserved second place has he hold on in there to get the 6 points. Short stacking against Bish and Seaf as he went into the bubble he held on and won a few pots to keep him just above Bish. This win should give him the confidence for the 4 matches ahead as he knows that he still has some Sep power left in him. A slow but steady game sees him still in 5th but only 1 point behind his nearest rival, Bish. WP.

3rd : Bish Strong and steady Bish played well and reaches 3rd and 5 points. Towards the end some bad beats and good cards from other player made Bish short stacked. He was starting to come back and win some chips back when Seaf hits, and blows Bish out of the water and out of the game. A strong match and hopefully some confidence ready for the next match. Still in 4th so all to play for. WP.

4th : Geth A good, strong match from the assassin but unfortunately came unstuck with a monster hand, Ace high flush against Seaf covert full house. Geth and the spectators watched as Geth laid down the nut flush only to be slayed by Seaf's full house, Queens full of twos. Must have been difficult to deal with but going out to such a good hand must be reassuring. Still sitting in 6th but Geth now knows that he's got what it takes to take'm down.

5th : Dani's form has started to come back to life as we've seen him not playing his recent usual way. Playing a few less hands than usual and waiting for good cards has helped him back on to his feet. Although only 5th place and 3 points, this does mean that he remains in 2nd place and is still well in contention for the league win. Thanks from PFC for the amenities.

6th : Bob's run of bad cards still keeps on going but this isn't the only thing that is stopping him from reaching the form that we've seen here at PFC. Too many bad calls and weak folds help Bob lose his chips to superior players. One noticeable hand was his final one, where he calls an all in from Seaf (who had 888) with AK and nothing on the board. An absolutely bad call and he pays for it dearly. Slips down 2 places in the league to reside in 3rd.

7th : Thom hits the break without a re-buy and is all set for the second half battle. But this was short lived as time and again the cards just don't come for
him and his opposition hits the cards they're looking for. Much less aggressive in his opening bets but his good hands let him down. Hits a zero but is loving the Soul Caliber, UL Thom.


Game 15 Results

1st Seaf : He's back y'all! Seaf hits the jackpot and slaughters the competition for a full ten points. After weeks of bad luck and bad beats he dominates game 15 with cunning skill and develops his Albino Hulk stack. Seaf's new catchphrase "i know you got me but I call". WP Seaf, lets hope your luck lasts.

2nd Thom : Very refreshing to see Thom come through from the break to hit a well deserved 6 points. Loving the bubble, Thom bided his time well and fought off stiff competition from the Pros. It doesn't effect his league position but does hinder the other player progress and mentally sets him up for the next 4 games. WP Thom.

3rd Bubble : Carrying the pattern of 4th, 3rd, 4th, Bob gets another 3rd and finds his home in the bubble, much to the dismay of Math and Bish. After a few heavy losses Bob held on in there as Bish gets knocked out to Seaf meaning that he gets 5 points and takes him 1 point clear of Dani. Currently top of the table, WP Bob.

4th Bish : Bish, going for his second win looked strong for a lot of the game and played well throughout. Came unstuck when he went all in against Seaf with KK vs AA. Bish's KK didn't quite make it and he just misses out on the bubble. It's that 4th place again but at least his points extend his lead over his nearest rival math. Still in 4th place and still in it.

5th Math : A different sort of game from the Sep master this week as he played tight, looking for his chances and trying to capitalise on them. Unfortunately Bob put a stop to the banter and knocks Math out into 5th. He's not pleased about the result and will have to use the sepforce to come back with his winning ways.

6th Dani : Who would have thought that Dani would hit 6th and just 1 point? From the start of the game Dani was high stacking, hitting 2 nut flushes and accumulating a lot of chips. This means that he has lost his 8 game long run in the lead and is currently 2nd. This wont deter him as this has happened before and the PFC pro's still need to what out for him. UL & thanks for the tea.

7th Geth : The Assassin didn't have his best game and bombs out in last place. Again his cards didn't come and some of the most aggressive raises were called by the pro's. His game is strong but just couldn't get the all important pots. He'll back back next game with fire in his heart.


Game 14 Results

1st Bish : Congratulations and a well deserved WP for Bish as he claims his first victory at the PFC table. Fighting back from a short stack Bish laid down the law as he went head to head with Math to reap the rich reward of 1st place. His ten points puts him just 1 point behind Seaf in 3rd place and now Seaf has gotta be sweating!

2nd Math : Another outstanding performance from Math as he hits 2nd place and a well deserved 6 points. But this result is bitter sweet as it means Math is placed 2 points behind Bish dropping to 5th. Also it spells the end of the 100% win rate in a heads-up situation but these things won't be deterring the Sepmaster, he'll be back to the fight his corner.

3rd Dani : He's found his feet again and gets a comfortable 5 points. Dani game improved immensely from the last two weeks, now sober, he has built his poker life back up through a dedicated course of slot machines and roulette, nurturing him back to the PFC bubble. Still 1st, 3 points clear.

4th Unbubble : Not making the grade this week Bob once again made a few to many bad calls and eventually went out with 4 points. In an interview with unbubble after the game he said "PFC Guests are dangerous", true words as Ben wiped out his stack leaving him with almost a chip and a chair. 2nd place and he's loving it.

5th Ben : A new PFC Guest and a pleasure to see him at our his table! Ben played a good strong game of Poker not being deterred by massive raises and making some big raises himself. He defiantly gave the PFC Pro's a good run for their money. Hope to see him back for another match.

6th Nick : Another PFC Guest and wow what a very entertaining player. Nick dominated most of the game as time after time he raised and knocked out players. But with a massive chip stack confidence rose a bit too high and with a few over bets got knocked out. A pleasure to have him at the table.

7th Geth : Hitting the points bubble and getting 3 points, Geth gets stung by Nick and loses his chips. This untimely departure out of this game wasn't a true reflection of his play has he showed strong play against a barrage of monstrous bets. Still 6th, this playa need to step it up and take'm down!

8th Thom : Thom hits a straight on the flop only to be beat by a flush on the river. Again another week of torment as Thom ditches out 8th. This time an absolutely sick beat knocked Thom out....His luck must surely change soon! UL Thom.

9th Seaf : Now a lot of the PFC player were glad to see Seaf claims the booby prize but a thought must be spared for the sheer dedication to the cause, as he manages to get down to the game even with holiday plans. A some what rushed Seaf hits a zero but still sits in 2nd.


Game 13 Results

1st Math : The separatist master has transcended to the heights of the PFC league battle and collects his second win, adding 10 points to total, as well as taken home the top prize jackpot. This means he climbs another place up the league table and is now placed 4th. The last 2 weeks have seen Math climb further up the league and now the PFC pros are starting to realise that it's not only the separatism that Math is dominating. WP.

2nd Geth : Geth places high in the competition getting a well deserved 6 points and finds his form again. After last weeks not so great position of 6th, Geth has reformed his strategy and found his feet again. Although this result doesn't change his league position of 6th it does bring him much closer to his nearest rival, Bish and with more of the same controlled play we could see him with a lot more points in the next series of games.

3nd BubbleBob : The bubble boy finds home again with this third place, 5 points, position. In an interview with Bob after the match he said that he's happy with the outcome of the game and congratulates both first and second place players for strong play. Once again though, another bizarre call, with nothing, stopped him from achieving the win which he needed to go top of the table. Placed just 2 points off the leader, Bob's ready to take the lead and is looking forward to the next game.

4th Bish : The king of consistency does it again with a middle placed position. Strong play in the first half of the game, Bish showed that he was a forced to be reckoned with. The previous 2nd place position from last week had given him confidence and a taste for the top but the PFC pros saw Bish's stack dwindle in the later part of the game and he forced into plays that wiped him out. Bish slips into 5th which lets him know that he's got to step it up to hit the bubble.

5th Thom : Following on from last weeks better play Thom hits another 3 points. His game strategy has improved a lot in recent games and his less aggressive stance has given him some much deserved points. Hopefully this pattern will continue for him and help him climb the table before it's too late! Due to Thom's dedication to the PFC league, by paying his subs and commitment, PFC have awarded Thom extra points based on an average of his first 10 game positions. This means that he'll get 2 points for each game he missed in the first half of the league.

6th Seaf : A very surprising result as the PFC players gladly see Seaf get 1 point. Seaf game last week showed him dominating the field as he aggressively knocked out everyone for first place but unfortunately this week the same strategy didn't work out. Although he had a bad result this week, we know that he's going to be back to show the pros just whose boss! Seaf's league position stays the same and he sits comfortably in 3rd, still bubbling.

7th Dani : Double zero for the Toe. Big thanks from the PFC collective to Dani, for giving them a chance to catch up and challenge for top place. Dani ditches out last as bad cards force him out of the game. Strong play in the early part gave him a nice stack but after time and some bad luck we saw him down to nothing. Still sitting pretty on top of the table, it seems that Dani doesn't need to even play to defend his position! Will next week see the first ever PFC triple zero?!