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The Hendon Mob are a group of four professional poker players from London, England:
The name of the group was first publicised by the Evening Standard newspaper in September 2000.
Joe Beevers is the only member of the group who actually comes from Hendon (a district of London) but the others played in Hendon.
The Hendon Mob describe John Kabbaj as their unofficial fifth member. Several other European professionals, including Harry Demetriou (Koumari Boy), Padraig Parkinson (Padraig), Neil Channing (Bad Beat) and John Duthie have posted on the group's forum.
004 and 2005, the Mob was sponsored by Prima Poker to the tune of $2 million worth of worldwide tournament buyin fees.
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The Hendon Mob are a group of four professional poker players from London, England:
The name of the group was first publicised by the Evening Standard newspaper in September 2000.
Joe Beevers is the only member of the group who actually comes from Hendon (a district of London) but the others played in Hendon.
The Hendon Mob describe John Kabbaj as their unofficial fifth member. Several other European professionals, including Harry Demetriou (Koumari Boy), Padraig Parkinson (Padraig), Neil Channing (Bad Beat) and John Duthie have posted on the group's forum.
The Prima Poker Tour
In 2004 and 2005, the Mob was sponsored by Prima Poker to the tune of $2 million worth of worldwide tournament buyin fees. In exchange they played on the online Prima poker-room network. As part of the tour, the Mob challenged four-player teams of various nationalities to heads-up matches, culminating with the UK versus the U.S. in the inaugural Prima Transatlantic Cup in 2004. The Mob had won each of these international team matches until falling 3-1 to the US team of Phil Ivey, Andy Bloch, Chris Ferguson, and Paul Wolfe. The Mob's deal with Prima expired at the end of 2005.
Late Night Poker
The Mob first became recognised for their appearances on the original televised poker programme Late Night Poker (1999-2002). Their results in each season are below:
| Season | Joe Beevers | Barny Boatman | Ross Boatman | Ram Vaswani |
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| 1 |
- Heat 2 - 2nd
- Grand Final - 6th (£1,500)
| Heat 3 - 6th | Heat 4 - 5th | Heat 1 - 8th | | 2 | Heat 1 - 4th | Heat 3 - 2nd Semi-Final - 6th | Heat 1 - 2nd Semi-Final - Winner Grand Final - 2nd (£13,000) | Heat 7 - Winner Grand Final - 3rd (£6,000) | | 3 | Heat 7 - 5th | Heat 6 - Winner Grand Final - 8th (£2,500) | Heat 1 - 3rd | Heat 4 - 6th | | 4 | Heat 5 - Winner Grand Final - 7th (£3,000) | Heat 6 - Winner Grand Final - 3rd (£10,500) | Heat 2 - 7th | Heat 4 - 2nd Semi-Final - 4th | | 5 | Heat 3 - 2nd Semi-Final - Winner Grand Final - 3rd (£10,500) | Heat 1 - 5th | Heat 5 - 5th | Heat 4 - 2nd Semi-Final - 3rd | | 6 | Heat 3 - 4th | | Heat 5 - 6th | Heat 7 - 6th | | Total | £15,000 | £13,000 | £13,000 | £6,000 |
The World Series of Poker (WSOP)
The Hendon Mob regularly attend the annual WSOP tournaments. They have made the following money finishes:
| Year | Joe Beevers | Barny Boatman | Ross Boatman | Ram Vaswani |
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| 1996 |
- $2.5k PL Hold 'em - 14th ($4,500)
| | | | | 2000 | | $3k NL Hold 'em - 18th ($7,220) $10k NL Hold 'em ME - 16th ($39,120) | | | | 2001 | | $10k NL Hold 'em ME - 33rd ($30,000) | | $3k NL Hold 'em - 11th ($13,340) | | 2002 | | $1.5k PL Omaha - 9th ($7,700) $2k PL Hold 'em - 2nd ($77,160) $3k Limit Hold 'em - 10th ($5,280) | $1.5k PL Omaha - 7th ($12,040) $10k NL Hold 'em ME - 34th ($30,000) | $2k Limit Hold 'em - 3rd ($98,620) $2k 1/2 Hold 'em 1/2 7-card stud - 2nd ($54,140) | | 2003 | | | | $1.5k Limit Hold 'em Shootout - 11th ($2,500) | | 2004 | $5k NL Hold 'em - 14th ($11,940) $2k Limit Hold 'em - 12th ($6,340) | $1.5k PL Hold 'em - 10th ($6,020) $2k Omaha Hi-Lo - 15th ($3,870) $3k NL Hold 'em - 34th ($6,280) | $1k NL Hold 'em - 49th ($3,160) | $1k NL Hold 'em - 7th ($50,460) $2k Limit Hold 'em - 20th ($3,160) $3k PL Hold 'em - 5th ($52,320) $3k NL Hold 'em - 3rd ($143,740) | | 2005 | $1.5k PL Hold 'em - 85th ($1,845) $2k PL Omaha - 16th ($11,565) $10k NL Hold 'em ME - 151st ($46,245) | $1.5k Omaha Hi-Lo - 14th ($8,680) $2k Limit Hold 'em - 16th ($7,330) $2.5k PL Hold 'em - 27th ($5,865) $1k NL Hold 'em - 38th ($2,560) | $1.5k Limit Hold 'em - 73rd ($2,170) $2k NL Hold 'em - 64th ($4,250) $2.5k Omaha Hi/Lo - 30th ($3,305) $1k NL Hold 'em - 53rd ($5,640) | $1k NL Hold 'em - 21st ($11,010) $2.5k NL Hold 'em - 11th ($20,000) | | 2006 | $2.5k short-handed NL Hold 'em - 30th ($8,035) $5k short-handed NL Hold 'em - 30th ($11,319) $5k PL Hold 'em - 27th ($7,106) | | $1k NL Hold 'em - 180th ($2,368) $1k NL Hold 'em - 26th ($11,701) | | | 2007 | | | | $1.5k Limit Hold'em - Shootout - 1st ($217,438) | | Total | $108,895 | $207,085 | $74,634 | $648,728 |
The World Poker Tour (WPT)
Joe Beevers and the Boatmans have also attended some WPT tournaments. Their attendance has been periodic due to other tournaments that PrimaPoker have asked them to play instead. Although none have yet made a final table, they have made the following money finishes:
| Season | Joe Beevers | Barny Boatman | Ross Boatman |
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| 1 | | | | | 2 | | |
- $25,000 WPT Championship - 18th ($66,532)
| | 3 | $25,000 WPT Championship - 7th ($188,710) | $15,000 Five Diamond World Poker Classic - 15th ($49,008) | | | 4 | | $15,000 Five Diamond World Poker Classic - 18th ($64,400) | $25,000 WPT Championship - 20th= ($102,520) | | Total | $188,710 | $113,408 | $169,052 |
Other Ventures
The Mob run a successful website that includes a first-of-its-kind that attempts to house the results of every major worldwide poker event since 2000, indexed by location, date, and player. The origin of the information contained in the database was queried in a court action brought by rival website Pokerpages.com. Information sourced from Pokerpages.com has since been removed from the database.
The Mob were used in series one of the British con-art documentary series 'The Real Hustle'. Presenters Paul Wilson and Alexis Conran, posing as poker novices filming a documentary, beat the Mob using various techniques.
The Mob are now sponsored by Full Tilt Poker.
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