The Royal Horticultural Hall in London was converted to a snooker venue, seating 1,250.[45] The match was extended from one week to two, allowing up to 30,000 spectators to be accommodated with prices ranging from 5s to £3.[45] Davis maintained a small lead throughout and won, early on the final day, leading 73–62.[46] Davis made six centuries in the final, setting new championship records of 133 and 136.[47] The event proved a financial success for the players, with Davis receiving £1,800 and Lindrum £550 together with the championship table and all the equipment, plus their share of the gate receipts.[48]