The Hendon Mob Championship Series Ends 2025 in London

After making its debut in 2024, The Hendon Mob Championship is heading back to London for its 2025 finale. From 2 to 7 December, Genting Casino Stratford will host the final stop of the series, with five trophy events on offer and more than £200,000 guaranteed across the festival.

The festival is once again running in partnership with the Unibet Deepstack Open, with online qualifiers already underway on Unibet, offering players the chance to win packages that include seats to both the Main Event and the Opener Deepstack plus spending money.

“We’re thrilled that THMC London will return for a second year under the new casino ownership in Stratford,” said Roland Boothby, GPI/THM Head of Partnerships. “Our aim is to continue building this event as The Hendon Mob’s flagship London stop, preserving the original Mobster’s legacy by establishing a staple annual event within the grassroots London poker scene.

“Genting Stratford have hit the ground running with an ambitious poker schedule, and we’re delighted they’ve shown the confidence in us to remain a part of it.”

Bigger Guarantees for 2025

One of the biggest headlines around the festival is that both headline events have received major guarantee boosts, giving players more bang for their buck:

• The Opener Deepstack climbs from £25,000 to £30,000 guaranteed.
• The Main Event guarantee jumps from £100,000 to £150,000.

The Opener will once again run across two days, featuring extended late registration. Players can buy in all the way up to the start of the second level on Day 2, keeping the field wide open for late arrivals.

Cape Town Package Added for the Main Event Champion

A major new highlight for 2025 is the addition of a Cape Town poker package for the eventual Main Event winner. The champion will not only secure a significant payday but will also earn a memorable poker experience in one of the most scenic destinations in the world.

THMC London Full Schedule

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