RecordEngland · UK sheet
Stuart Fox
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Filed by Simon, publisher of UK Poker Pros · reviewed
Sourced · read 16 August 2026
Biography
Stuart Fox is a professional poker player who started off playing online poker and has now become one of the United Kingdom's most recognized and successful tournament players.
| Filed from | England |
|---|---|
| Origin | Birmingham |
| Sheet | UK |
- Stuart Fox is a professional poker player who started off playing online poker and has now become one of the United Kingdom's most recognized and successful tournament players.
- Printed cashes are gross payouts, never profit.
Public career
Stuart Fox is a professional poker player who started off playing online poker and has now become one of the United Kingdom's most recognized and successful tournament players.
How to read a cash
Printed cashes are gross payouts, never profit. See Cashes are not profit and How to read a results line for details.
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Why this page stops here
The identity is filed and nothing else is. No totals, no rank, no biography assembled from other people's summaries. When this desk reads a dated page, the line appears here with the date it was read on it.
Sources for this record (1)
- Stuart Fox · read
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The short version
Are cashes profit?
No. They are gross payouts. See the cashes-are-not-profit pamphlet.
Next relevant check
- How this desk sources a profileThe rule behind every TBC pip and every dated line.
- Cashes are not profitWhy a payout on this page is never treated as income.
- How to read a results lineEvent, field, finish, payout, and the date somebody actually read the page.
- Who files this deskA named publisher, and how a correction reaches the page it affects.
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