Dylan took the 27 Jun pot and rocketed from dead-last all-time (−€126.50) to nearly even (−€12) in a single night. The steepest one-night climb on the whole chart.
Pedro has finished in profit in every single game he's ever played. +€178 all-time, the only player who has never once had a losing night — and somehow never the outright champion either.
Phil 👑 is the only player ever above €300, profitable on 75% of nights, and he padded the lead again on the 27th (+€49.50). The line everyone else is chasing.
Daniel 🃏 sits at the all-time bottom, profitable in just 1 of 8 nights (12%). Lost again on the 27th (−€50). The table's most dependable source of income.
Sean owns the most outright wins (3 championships) yet only +€70 all-time — sunk by the single worst night anyone has had, −€150 on 26 Jun 2025.
On the 27th the two players who reloaded most — Eddie (€120 in) and Tom (€60 in) — finished dead last (−€51.50 and −€60). Good money chasing bad.
The 27 Jun books don't balance. Cash-outs beat buy-ins by €18.00 — money that materialised from thin air. Either someone short-bought or someone over-cashed. The pot would like a word.
Phil's all-time winnings (+€302.50) almost perfectly equal Daniel's losses (−€300.50). Statistically, Phil has been playing poker with Daniel's wallet for 19 months.
Sean has been caught playing seven-deuce, the worst hand in poker, 7 times — more than anyone. Meanwhile Max is the human metronome: +€1.50 across his first 8 nights, the flattest line on the board.