The Sunday Post (Dundee)

THE BIG QUESTIONS

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I love a spot of online poker, so I’d like to know who has won most money at the table? – J

Most of the biggest earners in poker history are American, and top of the list is Bryn Kenney, who has won more than $56 million (£40m).

In 2016, Kenney received the largest single payout in live poker tournament history, bagging $20,563,324 (£16,890,509).

Top earning Brit is Stephen Chidwick, with winnings of $34m (£24m).

About 30 years ago, when I worked in a business, Sean Connery and his wife, Micheline, popped in. They were kind enough to autograph a card for me. I wonder if it has any worth? – H

Not very much, I’m afraid as, unlike many other A-list stars, Sir Sean was quite happy to give autographs. A quick look on online auction sites shows that his signature sells from as little as a few pounds.

However, if the Queen had walked in and signed a card for you, that would be worth at least £4,500.

But the most valuable signature belongs to the first US president, George Washington. His personal signed copy of the Constituti­on sold in 2012 for $9.8 million (£7m).

“The day hasn’t started until I’ve had black pudding,” my uncle always says, so I’d like to get him the biggest pud ever made. – B

The largest was made in Poland in 2014 and would have given quite a few breakfasts, as it was 226m (744ft) long!

Or maybe he would like to enter the World Black Pudding Throwing Championsh­ips, held in Ramsbottom, where you hurl Lancashire black puddings at a stack of Yorkshire puds.

 ??  ?? The poster for poker movie The Cincinnati Kid, 1965, starring Steve Mcqueen
The poster for poker movie The Cincinnati Kid, 1965, starring Steve Mcqueen

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