The William Hill Grand Prix is the ultimate battle of the Poker Gods. 48 of the world’s top poker players and 8 lucky qualifiers battle it out for a massive prize pot

William Hill Poker Grand Prix – Series 1

8 x 120mins, plus 1 x 60 min documentary for Sky Sports and Poker 425. Commentary Jesse May, Andy Black, and Lucy Rokach

Set in a luxury penthouse overlooking a breathtaking cityscape at night, the multi-level poker room oozes wealth and power. Sumptuous black leather chairs and sofas, Italian-designed standard lamps, marble columns and backlift fractured resin panels. An exclusive location for the game’s highest rollers.

The accompanying 60 minute documentary, Behind the Scenes at the William Hill Poker Grand Prix tells the story of the tournament, including interviews with the players. It is narrated by Victoria Coren.

How the game is played

The winner of each of the 7 heats qualifies automatically for the Grand Final while the runners-up get a second chance in the semi-final shoot out. Each finalist is guaranteed a minimum of £15,000 with the winner carrying off a first prize of £150,000.
Thomas Kremser from the International Poker Federation is the Tournament Referee.

William Hill Poker Grand Prix – Series 2

8 x 120 mins, and 1 x 180 mins for Sky Sports. Commenatry by Victoria Coren, Barney Boatman and Marc Goodwin.

Set in a luxury penthouse overlooking a breathtaking cityscape at night, the multi-level poker room oozes wealth and power. Sumptuous black leather chairs and sofas, Italian-designed standard lamps, marble columns and backlift fractured resin panels. An exclusive location for the game’s highest rollers.

How the game is played

The winner of each of the 7 heats qualifies automatically for the Grand Final while the runners-up get a second chance in the semi-final shoot out. Each finalist is guaranteed a minimum of £15,000 with the winner carrying off a first prize of £175,000.
Thomas Kremser from the International Poker Federation is the Tournament Referee