Three more names have been added to the 25/25 Series honour roll for 2015, with Zack Rosen winning in Plymouth from 5-8 March and Michael Ramsay and Alexander Peel taking the titles in Coventry and Bradford from 16-22 March.

Rosen, who finished third in the Sky Poker UK Championship Turbo event just over a year ago, topped a 117-runner field in Devon to pocket a career-best live score of £4,850.

But the overall winner didn't take home the biggest score, with fourth-place finisher Tony Martin pocketing £5,000 after agreeing a chop that also saw runner-up Jamie Edmondson and Stephen Laister in third take £4,450 and £4,000 apiece.

Last weekend at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry 138 players and 19 re-entries created a prize pool of £31,400, with Ramsay scooping the biggest share after topping a final table that included last year's WPT Nottingham Deepstack finalist Brandon Sheils.

Ramsay pocketed £8,050 after agreeing a heads-up deal with Lee French before playing on for the title and the trophy.

There was another healthy field in West Yorkshire where 120 players battled it out for the Bradford bragging rights.

After two days of hard-fought action it was Alex Peel who had his hands on the trophy. Once again, the final two agreed a deal with Peel taking home £6,500 and runner-up Stuart Instone pocketing £6,080.

25/25 Series Plymouth
1st Zack Rosen £4,850
2nd Jamie Edmonson £4,450
3rd Steven Laister £4,000
4th Tony Martin £5,000
5th Guy Rolfe £1,600
6th Carl Bamford £1,150
7th Dean Maitland-Price £850
8th Nicholas Southgate £750
9th Harrison Herbert £650

25/25 Series Coventry
1st Michael Ramsay £8,050
2nd Lee French J £7,500
3rd Minesh Karsanji £3,920
4th Neil Sillick £2,640
5th Brandon Sheils £1,820
6th Alan Matthew Wood £1,320
7th Andrew Cowley £1,040
8th Michael Corrigan £880
9th Mark Hamilton £735
9th Gordon McArthur £735

25/25 Series Bradford
1st Alexander Peel £6,500
2nd Stuart Instone £6,080
3rd David Rawnsley £3,220
4th Gary Whitehead £2,200
5th Timothy Barker £1,600
6th Alan Alderson £1,120
7th Dominic Wood £860
8th Matthew Howes £720
9th John Higgins £650