Just one month ago £222k was won at the Empire Poker Club in the Bad Beat Jackpot and now again its been hit with the lucky players claiming a share of £77k. 

This most recent Jackpot stood at £75,310.50 and the winner - Nitin Devidas Sonawane - took away £37,655.22 with his hand AAAKK. Ignace De Bono came 2nd and claimed £18,827.63 with KKKK. The hand was verified at 7.20pm by the dealer and LSQ security on a £1-£2 table in a No Limit Hold Em game.

Six other players shared 20% of the jackpot for taking part in the Bad Beat hand and will receive £2,510.35 each, while 26 further players who were present in the room playing cash games will share 5% of the jackpot and received £144.83 each.

There will be a champagne reception in Icon Bar at 6pm on Tuesday 8th when the jackpot table players will receive their prizes.

Says Hoan Tran, Club Director at the Empire: “This jackpot is still one of a kind in the UK, and we are ecstatic that it's been won again, just a month after the first jackpot - which had grown to £222K over a 10 month period was shared out! The jackpot will be reseeded with £31,035.75, keeping £10,000 of the current £41,035.75 reseed fund in reserve.”

Details of game:
Button is in seat 1

Pre flop:
Seat 2 posts small blind
 Seat 3 posts big blind (Winner Nitin) holding AdAs
Seat 4 folds, seat 5 folds,
Seat 6 holding KK(Ignace) raises to £12
Seat 7 folds
Seat 8 (holding Ac3c) calls £12
Seat 9 folds,
Seat 1 folds,
Small blind folds,
Big blind (seat 3) reraises to £35.
Ignace seat 6 calls £35,
Seat 8 calls £35.
Now we've got: Seat 3 (BB), Seat 6 and Seat 8 still in.

Flop:
Flop comes out as 6h, Qc, Kc
Ignace is in seat 6, raises £250
Seat 8 goes all in for £150
Nitten goes all in for £520
Ignace calls all in.</p>

Turn:
Turn: King (gives Anguse quads)

River:
River: Ace to give full house of Aces.

The Room Supervisor witnessed the entire hand from start to finish and has since checked the camera in order to verify the validity of the hand. The cards were checked afterwards, and are now in a bag with security.