Shuffles in Portsmouth saw another good turnout for our South England Regional Final. Six seats were on offer with eight being paid, that would bring slight consolation for the two bubble boys.

South England Regional Final Season 4.4 continued »

Near record breaking numbers hit the Loose Cannon Club to compete in the final East London Regional Final of the Redtooth year. Sunday March 6th would be the day when the hopes and dreams of east end poker players would be made or crushed, with the pinnacle of pub poker looming large. The usual eight National Final qualifiers and eight cash prize winners were up for grabs, so… shuffle up and deal!

East London Regional Final Season 4.4 continued »

Leo’s at Liverpool hosted our North West Two Regional Final which would see six lucky National Final qualifiers and eight lucky cash prize winners.

North West Two Regional Final Season 4.4 continued »

A fantastic turn out in Leeds packed the Alea Casino for what was sure to be a great day. 175 players would compete for the final eight National Final seats from the West Yorkshire region with, as always, a share of £1,000 up for grabs.

West Yorkshire Regional Final Season 4.4 continued »

The Gala Casino in Edinburgh saw another great turnout for the final South Scotland regional final before we head off to Nottingham. Eight players would receive a share of a generous £1,000.

South Scotland Regional Final Season 4.4 continued »

Our newest venue, The G Casino in Aberdeen hosted the first of our final round of regional finals before the main event in March. A turnout of more than 90% took their seat as they hoped to claim the final few national final places for the North Scotland region. As always, the top eight players would also share £1,000 cash.

North Scotland Regional Final Season 4.4 continued »

It’s last chance saloon time to qualify for the upcoming National Final at Dusk Till Dawn. Our two Scottish finals are first up and they will be followed by numerous England & Wales finals. Here are the trophies awaiting the latest league winners for the North Scotland region.

Good luck to everybody playing!

***IMPORTANT NEWS***

Due to unforeseen circumstances the West Yorkshire Regional Final for season 4.4 has been moved to Sunday 6th March. The venue will remain the same and we apologize for any inconvenience caused.

The Redtooth Poker Team

Agent required for Glasgow/Edinburgh Area

• Have you spare time on your hands?
• Would you like to earn some more money?
• Do you have an interest in poker?
• Are you a salesperson who also believes in good customer service?

If the answer is “Yes”, then why not be an Agent for Redtooth.

We need an organised person to:-
• promote and sign up pubs for the Redtooth Poker League in and around Glasgow & Edinburgh.
• Maintain relationships with new and existing pub leagues.
• Be the point of contact and the administrator at the Redtooth quarterly regional finals held in Scotland.

You would work on a self-employed basis with commission payable for both new sign ups and for each existing venue that completes a further full season. An additional payment would also be made for regional finals.

If you are interested in this role, please contact Redtooth on
01246 813713 ext 213
and ask to speak to Sue Sheppard, Office Manager.
Or send an email to sue@redtoothquiz.co.uk

Adam Fairfield, who plays Redtooth Poker at the Mundy Arms in Heanor is hoping to raise £1,000 for two worthwhile charities. Adam will be climbing 17,000 feet to Mount Everest’s Base Camp on the 25th March to realise his lifelong ambition. His training has included climbing various mountains in the UK and also walking up and down his stairs with a rucksack full of bricks! Adam tells us all about his climb below..

“On the 25th March I fly out to Kathmandu in Nepal to begin an 18 day trek to Mount Everest Base Camp. Mount Everest has always been a passion of mine, and in 2010 I was astounded to discover that you can trek to her base for a mere £1,600 (it costs £30,000 for a summit attempt) and immediately set plans in motion to achieve a life long ambition. An added bonus is that I will arrive at Base Camp on my 30th Birthday.

After the initial excitement of this discovery and making my booking, I started to think about using the trip as an opportunity to raise money for charity. Encouraged by my parents, I have been involved with and supported various charities over the years and would like to use this experience to do so again.

For this expedition, I have decided to split any money I raise between two charities: Children with Leukaemia //www.leukaemia.org/ and Derbyshire Air Ambulance //www.dlraa.co.uk/.

In 2007 I raised funds for Children with Leukaemia when I ran the New York Marathon, after a friends son was diagnosed with Leukaemia. After years of therapy he is still in a long battle with the disease: it is horrible to see the effect in the young and for this reason the charity is close to my heart.

The Derbyshire Air Ambulance is instrumental in providing air support to Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Rutland and is funded solely by charity, receiving nothing from the government. I lost a friend in a motorbike accident this year, and ever since, his family and friends have raised money to support the Air Ambulance in his honour, something I have become involved with.”

If you’d like to support Adam and make a donation for either charity then you can do so by clicking on either link below.

Derbyshire Air Ambulance

Children With Leukaemia