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Results so far
Break N/A Entries: 54/468 Prizes: £58,406 Below are all the results from Day 2 of the £150 Mini Main Event since reaching the ITM-stage of the tournament.
55 Thomas Innes £280 56 Stuart McNally £280 57 Peter Shaw £280 58 Martin Byrne £280 59 Jeffrey Barron £280 60 James McAulay £280 61 Jaime Staples £280 62 Duncan Conway £280 63 Paul Rogers £260 64 Samson Pochyla £260 65 Paul McFarlane £260 66 Colin Downie £260 67 Scott Mackie £260 68 Chun Wong £260 69 Gaoyang Yang £260 70 Ben Crichton £260 71 Michael Ross £260 -
Big Stacks at the Break
Break N/A Entries: 54/468 Prizes: £58,406 The 54 players remaining in Day 2 of the £150 Mini Main Event are now on a 45-minute dinner break. They will return to Level 17: Blinds 5,000/10,000, with a 10,000 Ante. Below are five of the biggest stacks in the room as of now.
Position Player Chips Big Blinds 1 Marc Moody 1,290,000 129 2 Darren Woodruff 1,000,000 100 3 James Holland 890,000 89 4 Gajanthan Kamalanathan 885,000 89 5 Derek Curran 850,000 85 -
Hardisty Takes out Staples
Rebecca Hardisty Level 15: 3,000/6,000 (6,000) Entries: 60/468 Prizes: £58,406 PartyPoker Team Pro Jaime Staples moved all in for roughly 110,000 from the Lo-jack. His girlfriend, Rebecca Hardisty, decided to make the call.
Jaime Staples: J♠10♠
Rebecca Hardisty: Q♣J♥
Jaime Staples Hardisty had Staples crushed, and as the board ran out K♠6♦4♥4♣5♥, Hardisty proved once and for all who is the most prominent poker player in the relationship.
As Staples went out in sixty-first place for £260, Glenn Brown is the only PartyPoker Tour Ambassador left in the £150 Mini Main Event.
Rebecca Hardisty: 380,000
Jaime Staples: 0 -
That’s a Decent Flop
Level 15: 3,000/6,000 (6,000) Entries: 64/468 Prizes: £58,406 Seated UTG, Jezz Rose opened to 12,000. James Holland, seated in the Big Blind, was the sole caller.
Holland checked the 2♠10♥2♣ flop, prior to Rose betting 12,000. Then, Holland clicked it back to 24,000. Rose made the call quickly.
Action went check-check on the 7♦ turn. On the 8♣ river, Holland fired a 80,000 bet into the 81,000 pot.
“You really want me to call with ace-high, don’t you?” Rose asked his opponent. He considered a call for a couple of minutes, before he decided to let his hand go. Being a good sport, Holland revealed his 10♣10♦ holdings.
James Holland: 665,000
Jezz Rose: 245,000 -
Nine to the Rescue
Level 15: 3,000/6,000 (6,000) Entries: 68/468 Prizes: £58,406 A big-stacked Thomas Nardini opened to 12,000 UTG, and George Wilson Jr made the call from UTG+1. When action came to Martin Bryne in the Big Blind, he paused his chat with Glenn Brown, and moved all in for 43,000. Nardini made the call, while Wilson Jr decided to muck his hand.
Martin Bryne: 9♥9♣
Thomas Nardini: A♥A♦Not the ideal scenario for Bryne, but the 3♣2♣Q♣ offered him extra outs. The turn wasn’t a club, but it was the 9♦. Bryne overtook the lead, and Nardini wasn’t able to catch up as the river was the 10♦. Such, Bryne’s journey in the £150 Mini Main Event continues.
Thomas Nardini: 295,000
Martin Bryne: 94,000 -
The Bubble has Burst
Level 14: 2,500/5,000 (5,000) Entries: 71/468 Prizes: £58,406 With 73 players left in the tournament, there were two all in-situations on two different tables.
After one elimination on the first table, focus switched to Table 7. David Langsdale had moved all in for 109,000 from the Hi-jack, and Yuze Li made the call from the Button.
David Langsdale: A♣K♦
Yuze Li: A♥A♦Langsdale was in really rough shape, and as Li hit a set on the 2♣A♠3♣ flop Langsdale was hoping for a runner-runner flush. The Q♦8♠ runout didn’t help him, and has he was eliminated in seventy-second place, the remaining 71 players secured a £260 min-cash.
Yuze Li: 455,000
David Langsdale: 0 -
£500 Main Event Day 1a Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
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Hawkes Gets There
Level 14: 2,500/5,000 (5,000) Entries: 87/468 Prizes: £58,406 Daniel Hawkes opened to 10,000 UTG. Thomas Nardini then raised to 25,000 from the Button. Things would get even more spicy, as James Gibbons moved all in for 112,000 from the Big Blind. Hawkes didn’t hesitate before re-shoving for 165,000. Nardini pondered for a minute or two, before he decided to fold.
James Gibbons: J♥J♣
Daniel Hawkes: A♠K♦The flip went the way of Hawkes, as the board spelled out Q♥K♥2♠10♦Q♦. He sent Gibbons to the rail as he improved his stack significantly.
Daniel Hawkes: 295,000
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Dougan Finds a Big One
Level 13: 2,000/4,000 (4,000) Entries: 87/468 Prizes: £58,406 The winner of the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester £500 Main Event, Deniz Orhan, is one of the 87 players still remaining in the £150 Mini Main Event.
Seated in UTG+1, Orhan opened to 9,000, prior to Arvio Hysenaj moving all in for 85,000 from the Lo-jack. When action came to Ronald Dougan in the Big Blind, he re-shoved for 170,000. Orhan folded, before the contestants revealed their holdings.
Arvio Hysenaj: J♥J♦
Ronald Dougan: A♥A♣Dougan had his opponent in rough shape, and as he improved to a set on the K♣3♥9♣A♠2♣ runout, he sent Hysenaj to the rail.
Ronald Dougan: 255,000
Arvio Hysenaj: 0 -
Payouts Announced
Level 13: 2,000/4,000 (4,000) Entries: 92/468 Prizes: £58,406 Below are the payouts for the £150 Mini Main Event. 71 players will be in the money.
Position Payout 1 £10,260 2 £7,060 3 £5,110 4 £3,970 5 £2,920 6 £2,190 7 £1,665 8 £1,285 9 £1,021 10-11 £820 12-13 £660 14-17 £525 18-26 £440 27-35 £375 36-44 £330 45-53 £300 54-62 £280 63-71 £260 -
Cards in the Air for £150 Mini Main Event Day 2
Level 13: 2,000/4,000 (4,000) Entries: 92/468 Prizes: £58,406 The fourth and last starting flight of the £150 Mini Main Event concluded just a couple of minutes ago. Day 1d was the hyper turbo-flight that attracted 79 entries. 16 made it through, which means that 92 players are starting Day 2.
Day 2 will start play on Level 13: Blinds 2,000/4,000, with a 4,000 Ante. The plan is to play down to the final table. The poker.pro live coverage team will focus on the Mini Main Event, but also throw in the occasional update from Day 1a of the £500 Main Event, as well as all other tournament results.
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£150 Mini Main Event Day 1d Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
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£150 Mini Main Event Day 1c Chip Counts
Day 1c of the £150 Mini Main Event scored 106 entries. The following 19 bagged their chips for Day 2.
Position Player Chips 1 Marc Moody 718,000 2 Alexander Gouck 387,000 3 Paul Kernachan 364,000 4 Peter Shaw 348,000 5 Andrea King 339,000 6 James O’ Hara 335,000 7 James “Jaime” Staples 288,000 8 Thomas Williams 190,000 9 Kevin Manohar 173,000 10 Ronald Dougan 162,000 11 Cameron Atwell 157,000 12 Craig Cadden 157,000 13 Mohsen Piramoon 126,000 14 Thomas Innes 113,000 15 Giancarlo Fedi 103,000 16 Shaun Monaghan 82,000 17 Abdul Mukit 78,000 18 Bernard McGinlay 62,000 19 Duncan Conway 54,000 -
2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Day 2: poker.pro-branded Tournament Writes Scottish Mixed Games History
The 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow is in full swing, and yesterday (Wednesday, August 13) was the second day of the six-day festival. It was a thrilling day in the Scottish capital which offered not only two £150 Mini Main Event starting flights, but also, a new chapter was written in the Scottish poker history books, as the first-ever H.O.R.S.E live poker tournament in Alea Casino history took place.
Moody Bags Big in Mini Main Event
The £150 Mini Main Event is destined to become one of the biggest tournaments during the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow. The three-day affair holds four starting day flights; Day 1a was played Tuesday, August 12, while Day 1b and Day 1c both both were featured on the Wednesday schedule.
Day 1b was the earlier of the flights, kicking off at 14:00. 138 entries meant that the flight collected £17,222 towards the prize pool. After roughly seven hours of play, the remaining 28 players (i.e., 20 % of the field) all received a bag for their chips. They will be reunited with them on August 14, 18:00, when Day 2 kicks off. Paul McAulay proved to be the most prominent player in Day 1b, as he bagged 462,000.
The turbo flight of the Mini Main Event, Day 1c, commenced at 20:00. Late registration closed with 106 entries, and 19 players made it through to Day 2. Marc Moody bagged an impressive 718,000, making him the current chip leader of the Mini Main Event.
While there still is the hyper-turbo 1d flight to go (August 14, 13:00), the prize pool currently is £48,547.
Poker.pro-branded Tournament Writes Scottish Poker History
As has been the case for the two previous PartyPoker Tour events this year, poker.pro have once been honored to host a tournament of their own during the Glasgow stop. Not only was the £60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E the first-ever time ever the discipline was played in a Pot-limit format, but it was also the first-ever H.O.R.S.E live poker tournament to be held at the Alea Casino.
It became evident very early on, though, that Mixed Games is popular in Scotland. 59 entries were made in the tournament, creating a £2,832 prize pool. When all was said and done, it was Christopher Johnston who emerged victorious, claiming the £927 first-place payout.
£60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E – Results
Place Player Prize 1 Christopher Johnston £927 2 William Lynch £610 3 John Woods £370 4 Ross Holmes £250 5 Brian Leddy £180 6 Jeraint “JJ” Hazan £150 7 Jason Glatzer £130 8 Martin Bryne £115 9 William McLeod £100 Also, as of the second day, three of the three of the PartyPoker Tour Ambassadors were on-site. Glenn Brown, Asif Warris and Alexander Georgiev all participated in various tournaments on Wednesday. Brown (169,000) managed to bag from Day 1b of the Mini Main Event, while Georgiev and Warris came up short. Perhaps, they will take another shot in the Day 1d flight. The remaining ambassadors – Joe Beevers, Natalie Bromley, Sam Acheampong and Barry Carter – are all rumored to arrive later during the festival.
Alexander Georgiev, one of the seven PartyPoker Team Ambassadors Thursday, August 14, will be the biggest day of the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow so far. Not only is Day 2 of the Mini Main Event on the schedule, but it’s also time for the £500 Main Event to make its first appearance. The action will ramp up significantly, and Glasgow seems to be ready for it.
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First Main Event Flight on Thursday’s Schedule
Good morning, Glasgow! It’s another sunny day in Scotland, and it’s the third day of the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow. Without a doubt, today is when the action really amps up, and highlights on today’s schedule features Day 2 of the £150 Mini Main Event, as well as the first flight of the £500 Main Event. Without further ado, let’s break down today’s tournament schedule.
Those who haven’t been able to bag for Day 2 of the Mini Main Event today will have one more chance today, as Day 1d is the first tournament on today’s schedule. As is the case with all the starting flights, Day 1d will play down to 20 % of the field. The difference compared to the previous flights is that this is a hyper turbo with 15-minute levels.
Then, it’s time for the star of the show, as Day 1a of the Main Event kicks off at 14:00. The tournament was a slam dunk both in London and Manchester, and all signs point to the Glasgow edition being yet another success. The champion from Manchester, Deniz Orhan, is on-site, and of course, he’ll try to defend his Main Event title.
At 18:00, Day 2 of the Mini Main Event will commence, and that’s what the poker.pro live coverage team will focus on today. Soon enough, the chip counts from Day 1c will be published, as well as the Day 2 seat draw.
2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow – August 14 Schedule
Time Event 1:00 p.m. £150 Mini Main Event Day 1d (Hyper Turbo) 2:00 p.m. £500 Main Event Day 1a 6:00 p.m. £150 Mini Main Event Day 2 8:00 p.m. £150 PLO Masters Big O 10:00 p.m. £60 Target Stack Satellite to £500 Main Event (Three Seats Guaranteed) -
Final Table of the H.O.R.S.E
Level 19: 4,000/8,000 Entries: 7/59 Prizes: £2,832 The £60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E has reached a final table. The seat draw/chip count going into the final table are as follows.
Seat Player Chips 1 Ross Holmes 171,000 2 Christopher Johnston 169,000 3 Brian Leddy 223,000 4 John Woods 166,000 5 Jason Glatzer 172,000 6 William Lynch 200,000 7 Jeraint “JJ” Hazan 79,000 Nine players made it to the money; William McLeod cashed for £1,00 in eleventh place, while Martin Bryne got £115 for his tenth place finish.
The poker.pro live coverage will conclude for the day. Tomorrow, a full recap of today’s action will be posted, which will include the chip counts from Day 1c of the £150 Mini Main Event.
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£150 Mini Main Event Day 1c Playing Down to 21 Players
Level 10: 1,000/2,000 (2,000) Entries: 67/106 Prizes: TBA Late registration has closed for Day 1c of the £150 Mini Main Event, and it has been determined that 21 players will move on to tomorrow’s Day 2 flight.
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£150 Mini Main Event Day 1b Chip Counts
Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event scored 138 entries. The following 28 players bagged for Day 2.
Position Player Chips 1 Paul McAulay 462,000 2 Darren Woodruff 415,000 3 Leslie Kearney 340,000 4 Paul Rogers 337,000 5 Euan Ralston 294,000 6 Derek Curran 293,000 7 Laurynas Jakutis 291,000 8 Craig McCairns 282,000 9 Connor Rendall 279,000 10 Jezz Rose 209,000 11 Callum Reid 206,000 12 Max Jeffrey 204,000 13 Glenn Brown 169,000 14 Deniz Orhan 164,000 15 Michael Ross 154,000 16 David Langsdale 151,000 17 Thomas Nardini 149,000 18 Jeffrey Barron 146,000 19 Michael Reid 139,000 20 Jason McDonald 126,000 21 Arvio Hysenaj 115,000 22 Stephen McCabe 110,000 23 James Gibbons 108,000 24 Robert McKeown 96,000 25 Xu Liu 95,000 26 Peter Hoyer 82,000 27 Scott Mackie 58,000 28 Thomas Gill 40,000 -
That’s a Wrap for £150 Mini Main Event Day 1b
PartyPoker Tour Ambassador Glenn Brown is one of the players moving on from Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event Level 15: 3,000/6,000 (6,000) Entries: 28/138 Prizes: TBA Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event just concluded, as the total number of remaining players was reduced to 28. The survivors are now bagging their chips; the poker.pro live coverage team will return with the chip counts as soon as possible.
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Payouts in the H.O.R.S.E
Level 9: 600/1,200 Entries: 25/59 Prizes: £2,832 The payouts have been announced for the £60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E. Nine players will be paid, and up top is a juicy £927 prize.
Prize Payout 1 £927 2 £610 3 £370 4 £250 5 £180 6 £150 7 £130 8 £115 9 £100 -
£150 Mini Main Event Day 1c Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
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Late Registration is Closed; Big Stacks in H.O.R.S.E
Level 7: 400/800 Entries: 35/57 Prizes: £2,736 The 35 players remaining in the £60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E have returned from the first break of the day, and with that, late registration is now closed.
The biggest stacks in the room currently belongs to these fine gentlemen.
Position Player Chips Big Blinds 1 Christopher Johnston 68,700 86 2 Debbie Taylor 66,000 83 3 David Beaumont 66,000 83 4 William McLeod 65,000 82 -
£60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
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Intrigued by Mixed Games?
Not familiar with H.O.R.S.E, but interested in learning about Mixed Games? During the 2025 PartyPoker Tour London back in April, poker.pro CEO Jason Glatzer held a Mixed Games workshop. Watch the video above to learn more about various poker games; you won’t regret it.
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The H.O.R.S.E Wants Hay
Level 5: 300/500 Entries: 35/49 Prizes: TBA The £60 PL poker.pro H.O.R.S.E recently entered Level 5, the second to last level before late registration closes. 49 entries so far confirms that the Scottish enjoy some Mixed Games action.
From the Hi-jack, Barrie Greenan opened to 1,400 from the Hi-jack during a round of PLO Hi/Lo. David Carson (Button), William McLeod (Small Blind), and Douglas Veitch (Big Blind) all made the call.
Action checked to Greenan on the 9♦4♣Q♠ flop, who continued for 1,200. All of his opponents made the call.
McLeod and Veitch both checked the 2♥ turn, prior to Greenan betting 5,000. Carson then moved all in for 7,800. McLeod and Veitch both folded, before Greenan made the call.
David Carson: A♥A♣9♠3♥
Barrie Greenan: 7♣5♦3♦2♣The 4♥ river meant Carson scooped the pot with a pair of aces.
David Carson: 29,500
Barrie Greenan: 16,000 -
£150 Mini Main Event Day 1b Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
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Mini Main Event Day 1b Plays down to 28 Players
Level 10: 1,000/2,000 (2,000) Entries: 66/138 Prizes: TBA Late registration has closed for Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event. 138 entries means that play will end when 28 players remain. These 28 will then bag their chips and reload for tomorrow’s Day 2, which starts 18:00.
Day 1c, which is a turbo flight, is just about to start.
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Cards in the Air for H.O.R.S.E
Level 1: 100/100 Entries: 28/28 Prizes: TBA Cards are in the air for the £60 PL poker.pro H.O.R.S.E. Most likely, this is the first-ever Pot-limit H.O.R.S.E live poker tournament, and it’s guaranteed to bring a lot of action.
28 players are in the tournament from the get-go, with late registration open until the conclusion of Level 6.
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PartyPoker Tour Ambassadors in the House
A happy Asif Warris during Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event Level 8: 600/1,200 (1,200) Entries: 79/126 Prizes: TBA Naturally, the PartyPoker Tour Ambassadors are on-site in Glasgow, having a good time at the tables, battling it out for eternal poker glory on Scottish soil. Currently, three of the ambassadors are in full swing in Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event.
Alexander “Wishiper96” Georgiev came had a solid week during the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester, as he finished fourth in the £500 Main Event for £6,860. Currently, Georgiev is playing 90,000 in the Mini Main Event.
Asif Warris, aka “the Poker Tourist”, loves traveling the world playing various live poker events. He has a 68,000 stack after recently winning a decently-sized pot.
Glenn Brown, the well-renowned poker host, didn’t survive last night’s Day 1a flight. Things are looking somewhat better for him now, though, as he’s playing 65,000.
Perhaps the other PartyPoker Tour Ambassadors – Joe Beevers, Natalie Bromley, Barry Carter, and Sam Acheampong – will show up later this week; time will tell. The PartyPoker Team Pro, Jaime Staples, is also in Glasgow, and rumors have it that he will play tonight’s turbo flight to the Mini Main Event.
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Don’t Miss out on Tonight’s H.O.R.S.E Tournament
poker.pro CEO Jason Glatzer (left) will participate in tonight’s £60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E, while Glenn Brown (right) currently is playing Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event All Glasgow Mixed Games lovers are destined to have a good time tonight, seeing as the £60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E is scheduled to commence at 19:00. Of course, the team at poker.pro is humbled to have a branded event of their own during the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow, and H.O.R.S.E offers a perfect mix of games that is sure to bring the action.
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Alea Casino – A Brief History
The Alea Casino in Glasgow, beatufilly reflected in the River Clyde. Photo: Conferences UK When it was determined that a PartyPoker Tour stop would be in Glasgow, the Alea Casino was the obvious choice. The Clyde River is near the aesthetic casino, which offers an excellent venue for a top-notch live poker event.
The Alea Casino hosted the 2025 Glasgow Poker Festival in March (part of the Irish Poker Tour). Irishman Andrew Toole won the £400 Main Event for £53,000, and with that cash alone, he’s number one on the venue rankings for the casino on The Hendon Mob.
That being said, the liver poker scene is alive and well in Glasgow, and the Alea Casino is the epicenter of all the fun. They have self-dealt tournaments all the days of the week; In fact, this reporter participated in the £35 Monday Deepstack the other day, and finished ninth out of roughly 200 entries. The casino also offer cash games with certified dealers.
After the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow, the next bigger live event at the Alea Casino will be the September Series, running September 1-7. The highlight will be a £110 Main Event with a £15,000, but the tournament schedule features a variety of interesting tournaments, such as the £75 Mystery Bounty.
There’s no question about it; Alea Casino is a great venue, and hopefully, they’ll host prestigious live poker events for years to come.
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Former Winners
The 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow is the third PartyPoker event of the year. The first event was held at Gentings Casino (formerly Aspers) in London, and it marked PartyPoker’s much-anticipated comeback to the live poker scene.
London was a slam-dunk, and then the tour moved on to Manchester. The Manchester235 Casino offered a smaller but very cozy atmosphere, and it was yet another successful live poker event. Below are the former winners of the £150 Mini Main Event, and the £500 Main Event.
Event Winner Country FIrst-place Payout Entries Total Prize Pool 2025 PartyPoker Tour London: £150 Mini Main Event 
Dost GhrabieAfghanistan £17,170 866 £109,200 2025 PartyPoker Tour London: £500 Main Event 
Getnet KassaGreat Britain £38,408 491 £216,703 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester: £150 Mini Main Event 
Ion OpreaRomania £8,885 418 £52,710 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester: £500 Main Event Deniz OrhanGreat Britain £19,843 257 £107,248 -
PartyPoker Tour Manchester Main Event Champion Deniz Orhan wins First Glasgow Tournament
Deniz Orhan won the £30 Mystery Prize Draw NLH during the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Day 1a of the £150 Mini Main Event wasn’t the only tournament that was played during Tuesday. The £30 Mystery Prize Draw NLH kicked off at 19:00, and the tournament had £1,000 added in forms of PartyPoker tournament tickets.
158 entries in total were made in the tournament, creating a £3,792 prize pool (not counting the added £1,000). When all was said and done, it was Deniz Orhan who claimed the trophy. Orhan won the £500 Main Event during the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester a couple of weeks ago; it’s safe to say he’s in good form. Orhan is currently playing Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event, and it’ll be exciting to see what more the Brit can accomplish this week.
£30 Mystery Prize Draw NLH – Results
Place Player Prize 1 Deniz Orhan £890 2 Robert Tait £587 3 Michael Marco £400 4 Bruno Ollandini £305 5 Barrie Greenan £230 6 Steven Smith £180 7 Josh Tweedie £150 8 Ross Connor £125 9 Alex Chandler £105 10 Colin Anderson £85 11 Thomas Cressent £85 12 Liam Cavan £65 13 Stephen Murphy £65 14 Sascha Sousa £55 15 Nathan Durkan £55 16 James Kirkwood £55 17 Steven Nicholson £55 18 Jason Glatzer £50 19 Michael Pierpoint £50 20 Glenn Brown £50 21 Saad Bin Ayub £50 22 Steven Sutherland £50 23 Michael Rettie £50 -
£150 Mini Main Event Day 1a Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
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£30 Mystery Prize Draw NLH Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
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£150 Mini Main Event Day 1a – Chip Counts
Yesterday’s Day 1a of the £150 Mini Main Event attracted 145 entries, meaning £20,592 has been contributed to the prize pool. Below are the 29 players who bagged their chips for Day 2.
Position Player Chips 1 James Holland 357,000 2 Adam Buxton 347,000 3 Ben Crichton 328,000 4 Andrew Hawksby 325,000 5 Craig Smith 308,000 6 Rebecca Hardisty 305,000 7 Yuze Li 251,000 8 Alan Jacobson 244,000 9 William Henderson 230,000 10 James McAulay 228,000 11 Christian Watt 218,000 12 Gao Ang 211,000 13 John Bradley 205,000 14 Colin Downie 205,000 15 Tomasz Myszkowski 197,000 16 Darren Bolton 182,000 17 Samson Pochyla 171,000 18 Ryan Hutchison 167,000 19 Steven Edgar 147,000 20 Daniel Hawkes 137,000 21 George Wilson Jr 133,000 22 David Carson 117,000 23 Duncan Macquarrie 115,000 24 Ross Holmes 105,000 25 Kevin Frame 82,000 26 Fraser Armstrong 81,000 27 Paul McFarlane 73,000 28 John Clements 70,000 29 Chun Wong 46,000 -
Day 2 Features poker.pro H.O.R.S.E, Mini Main Event and More
It’s Wednesday, August 13, and the poker.pro live coverage team have installed themselves at the Alea Casino, Glasgow. Just outside the casino, the River Clyde is meandering through the Scottish capital, and the sun shines bright.
Indoors is where the action is, however. It’s the second day of the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow, and there’s an action-packed tournament schedule.
PartyPoker Tour Ambassador Jaime Staples and Rebecca Hardisty First out is Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event. Yesterday’s Day 1a flight attracted 145 entries, a very promising number considering it was the first day of the festival. €20,592 was contributed to the prize pool, and 29 players bagger their chips for tomorrow’s Day 2, one of them of course being the current chip leader James Holland with 357,000. 20 % of the players in each starting day flight will secure their Day 2 seat.
Later in the evening, it’s the £60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E event. poker.pro is very grateful for getting the opportunity to have a branded tournament of our own during all the PartyPoker Tour stops, and this is perhaps the first-ever PL H.O.R.S.E live tournament. Time will tell whether the Scottish are competent Mixed Games players.
At 20:00 tonight there’s yet another flight of the Mini Main, before the day wraps up with a £60 Target Stack Satellite to the £500 Main Event.
2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow – August 18 Schedule
Time Event 2:00 p.m. £150 Mini Main Event Day 1b 7:00 p.m. £60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E 8:00 p.m. £150 Mini Main Event Day 1c (Turbo) 10:00 p.m. £60 Target Stack Satellite to £500 Main Event (Three Tickets Guaranteed) Of course, poker.pro will be with you all throughout the week. Results, chip counts, interviews, hands…everything that goes down in the Alea Casino Glasgow will be covered. Glasgow, let’s get ready to rumble.
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Nine to the Rescue
Level 15: 3,000/6,000 (6,000) Entries: 68/468 Prizes: £58,406 A big-stacked Thomas Nardini opened to 12,000 UTG, and George Wilson Jr made the call from UTG+1. When action came to Martin Bryne in the Big Blind, he paused his chat with Glenn Brown, and moved all in for 43,000. Nardini made the call, while Wilson Jr decided to muck his hand.
Martin Bryne: 9♥9♣
Thomas Nardini: A♥A♦Not the ideal scenario for Bryne, but the 3♣2♣Q♣ offered him extra outs. The turn wasn’t a club, but it was the 9♦. Bryne overtook the lead, and Nardini wasn’t able to catch up as the river was the 10♦. Such, Bryne’s journey in the £150 Mini Main Event continues.
Thomas Nardini: 295,000
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The Bubble has Burst
Level 14: 2,500/5,000 (5,000) Entries: 71/468 Prizes: £58,406 With 73 players left in the tournament, there were two all in-situations on two different tables.
After one elimination on the first table, focus switched to Table 7. David Langsdale had moved all in for 109,000 from the Hi-jack, and Yuze Li made the call from the Button.
David Langsdale: A♣K♦
Yuze Li: A♥A♦Langsdale was in really rough shape, and as Li hit a set on the 2♣A♠3♣ flop Langsdale was hoping for a runner-runner flush. The Q♦8♠ runout didn’t help him, and has he was eliminated in seventy-second place, the remaining 71 players secured a £260 min-cash.
Yuze Li: 455,000
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Hawkes Gets There
Level 14: 2,500/5,000 (5,000) Entries: 87/468 Prizes: £58,406 Daniel Hawkes opened to 10,000 UTG. Thomas Nardini then raised to 25,000 from the Button. Things would get even more spicy, as James Gibbons moved all in for 112,000 from the Big Blind. Hawkes didn’t hesitate before re-shoving for 165,000. Nardini pondered for a minute or two, before he decided to fold.
James Gibbons: J♥J♣
Daniel Hawkes: A♠K♦The flip went the way of Hawkes, as the board spelled out Q♥K♥2♠10♦Q♦. He sent Gibbons to the rail as he improved his stack significantly.
Daniel Hawkes: 295,000
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Dougan Finds a Big One
Level 13: 2,000/4,000 (4,000) Entries: 87/468 Prizes: £58,406 The winner of the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester £500 Main Event, Deniz Orhan, is one of the 87 players still remaining in the £150 Mini Main Event.
Seated in UTG+1, Orhan opened to 9,000, prior to Arvio Hysenaj moving all in for 85,000 from the Lo-jack. When action came to Ronald Dougan in the Big Blind, he re-shoved for 170,000. Orhan folded, before the contestants revealed their holdings.
Arvio Hysenaj: J♥J♦
Ronald Dougan: A♥A♣Dougan had his opponent in rough shape, and as he improved to a set on the K♣3♥9♣A♠2♣ runout, he sent Hysenaj to the rail.
Ronald Dougan: 255,000
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Payouts Announced
Level 13: 2,000/4,000 (4,000) Entries: 92/468 Prizes: £58,406 Below are the payouts for the £150 Mini Main Event. 71 players will be in the money.
Position Payout 1 £10,260 2 £7,060 3 £5,110 4 £3,970 5 £2,920 6 £2,190 7 £1,665 8 £1,285 9 £1,021 10-11 £820 12-13 £660 14-17 £525 18-26 £440 27-35 £375 36-44 £330 45-53 £300 54-62 £280 63-71 £260 -
Cards in the Air for £150 Mini Main Event Day 2
Level 13: 2,000/4,000 (4,000) Entries: 92/468 Prizes: £58,406 The fourth and last starting flight of the £150 Mini Main Event concluded just a couple of minutes ago. Day 1d was the hyper turbo-flight that attracted 79 entries. 16 made it through, which means that 92 players are starting Day 2.
Day 2 will start play on Level 13: Blinds 2,000/4,000, with a 4,000 Ante. The plan is to play down to the final table. The poker.pro live coverage team will focus on the Mini Main Event, but also throw in the occasional update from Day 1a of the £500 Main Event, as well as all other tournament results.
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£150 Mini Main Event Day 1d Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
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£150 Mini Main Event Day 1c Chip Counts
Day 1c of the £150 Mini Main Event scored 106 entries. The following 19 bagged their chips for Day 2.
Position Player Chips 1 Marc Moody 718,000 2 Alexander Gouck 387,000 3 Paul Kernachan 364,000 4 Peter Shaw 348,000 5 Andrea King 339,000 6 James O’ Hara 335,000 7 James “Jaime” Staples 288,000 8 Thomas Williams 190,000 9 Kevin Manohar 173,000 10 Ronald Dougan 162,000 11 Cameron Atwell 157,000 12 Craig Cadden 157,000 13 Mohsen Piramoon 126,000 14 Thomas Innes 113,000 15 Giancarlo Fedi 103,000 16 Shaun Monaghan 82,000 17 Abdul Mukit 78,000 18 Bernard McGinlay 62,000 19 Duncan Conway 54,000 -
2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Day 2: poker.pro-branded Tournament Writes Scottish Mixed Games History
The 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow is in full swing, and yesterday (Wednesday, August 13) was the second day of the six-day festival. It was a thrilling day in the Scottish capital which offered not only two £150 Mini Main Event starting flights, but also, a new chapter was written in the Scottish poker history books, as the first-ever H.O.R.S.E live poker tournament in Alea Casino history took place.
Moody Bags Big in Mini Main Event
The £150 Mini Main Event is destined to become one of the biggest tournaments during the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow. The three-day affair holds four starting day flights; Day 1a was played Tuesday, August 12, while Day 1b and Day 1c both both were featured on the Wednesday schedule.
Day 1b was the earlier of the flights, kicking off at 14:00. 138 entries meant that the flight collected £17,222 towards the prize pool. After roughly seven hours of play, the remaining 28 players (i.e., 20 % of the field) all received a bag for their chips. They will be reunited with them on August 14, 18:00, when Day 2 kicks off. Paul McAulay proved to be the most prominent player in Day 1b, as he bagged 462,000.
The turbo flight of the Mini Main Event, Day 1c, commenced at 20:00. Late registration closed with 106 entries, and 19 players made it through to Day 2. Marc Moody bagged an impressive 718,000, making him the current chip leader of the Mini Main Event.
While there still is the hyper-turbo 1d flight to go (August 14, 13:00), the prize pool currently is £48,547.
Poker.pro-branded Tournament Writes Scottish Poker History
As has been the case for the two previous PartyPoker Tour events this year, poker.pro have once been honored to host a tournament of their own during the Glasgow stop. Not only was the £60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E the first-ever time ever the discipline was played in a Pot-limit format, but it was also the first-ever H.O.R.S.E live poker tournament to be held at the Alea Casino.
It became evident very early on, though, that Mixed Games is popular in Scotland. 59 entries were made in the tournament, creating a £2,832 prize pool. When all was said and done, it was Christopher Johnston who emerged victorious, claiming the £927 first-place payout.
£60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E – Results
Place Player Prize 1 Christopher Johnston £927 2 William Lynch £610 3 John Woods £370 4 Ross Holmes £250 5 Brian Leddy £180 6 Jeraint “JJ” Hazan £150 7 Jason Glatzer £130 8 Martin Bryne £115 9 William McLeod £100 Also, as of the second day, three of the three of the PartyPoker Tour Ambassadors were on-site. Glenn Brown, Asif Warris and Alexander Georgiev all participated in various tournaments on Wednesday. Brown (169,000) managed to bag from Day 1b of the Mini Main Event, while Georgiev and Warris came up short. Perhaps, they will take another shot in the Day 1d flight. The remaining ambassadors – Joe Beevers, Natalie Bromley, Sam Acheampong and Barry Carter – are all rumored to arrive later during the festival.
Alexander Georgiev, one of the seven PartyPoker Team Ambassadors Thursday, August 14, will be the biggest day of the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow so far. Not only is Day 2 of the Mini Main Event on the schedule, but it’s also time for the £500 Main Event to make its first appearance. The action will ramp up significantly, and Glasgow seems to be ready for it.
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First Main Event Flight on Thursday’s Schedule
Good morning, Glasgow! It’s another sunny day in Scotland, and it’s the third day of the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow. Without a doubt, today is when the action really amps up, and highlights on today’s schedule features Day 2 of the £150 Mini Main Event, as well as the first flight of the £500 Main Event. Without further ado, let’s break down today’s tournament schedule.
Those who haven’t been able to bag for Day 2 of the Mini Main Event today will have one more chance today, as Day 1d is the first tournament on today’s schedule. As is the case with all the starting flights, Day 1d will play down to 20 % of the field. The difference compared to the previous flights is that this is a hyper turbo with 15-minute levels.
Then, it’s time for the star of the show, as Day 1a of the Main Event kicks off at 14:00. The tournament was a slam dunk both in London and Manchester, and all signs point to the Glasgow edition being yet another success. The champion from Manchester, Deniz Orhan, is on-site, and of course, he’ll try to defend his Main Event title.
At 18:00, Day 2 of the Mini Main Event will commence, and that’s what the poker.pro live coverage team will focus on today. Soon enough, the chip counts from Day 1c will be published, as well as the Day 2 seat draw.
2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow – August 14 Schedule
Time Event 1:00 p.m. £150 Mini Main Event Day 1d (Hyper Turbo) 2:00 p.m. £500 Main Event Day 1a 6:00 p.m. £150 Mini Main Event Day 2 8:00 p.m. £150 PLO Masters Big O 10:00 p.m. £60 Target Stack Satellite to £500 Main Event (Three Seats Guaranteed) -
£150 Mini Main Event Day 1c Playing Down to 21 Players
Level 10: 1,000/2,000 (2,000) Entries: 67/106 Prizes: TBA Late registration has closed for Day 1c of the £150 Mini Main Event, and it has been determined that 21 players will move on to tomorrow’s Day 2 flight.
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£150 Mini Main Event Day 1b Chip Counts
Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event scored 138 entries. The following 28 players bagged for Day 2.
Position Player Chips 1 Paul McAulay 462,000 2 Darren Woodruff 415,000 3 Leslie Kearney 340,000 4 Paul Rogers 337,000 5 Euan Ralston 294,000 6 Derek Curran 293,000 7 Laurynas Jakutis 291,000 8 Craig McCairns 282,000 9 Connor Rendall 279,000 10 Jezz Rose 209,000 11 Callum Reid 206,000 12 Max Jeffrey 204,000 13 Glenn Brown 169,000 14 Deniz Orhan 164,000 15 Michael Ross 154,000 16 David Langsdale 151,000 17 Thomas Nardini 149,000 18 Jeffrey Barron 146,000 19 Michael Reid 139,000 20 Jason McDonald 126,000 21 Arvio Hysenaj 115,000 22 Stephen McCabe 110,000 23 James Gibbons 108,000 24 Robert McKeown 96,000 25 Xu Liu 95,000 26 Peter Hoyer 82,000 27 Scott Mackie 58,000 28 Thomas Gill 40,000 -
That’s a Wrap for £150 Mini Main Event Day 1b
PartyPoker Tour Ambassador Glenn Brown is one of the players moving on from Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event Level 15: 3,000/6,000 (6,000) Entries: 28/138 Prizes: TBA Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event just concluded, as the total number of remaining players was reduced to 28. The survivors are now bagging their chips; the poker.pro live coverage team will return with the chip counts as soon as possible.
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£150 Mini Main Event Day 1c Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
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£150 Mini Main Event Day 1b Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
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Mini Main Event Day 1b Plays down to 28 Players
Level 10: 1,000/2,000 (2,000) Entries: 66/138 Prizes: TBA Late registration has closed for Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event. 138 entries means that play will end when 28 players remain. These 28 will then bag their chips and reload for tomorrow’s Day 2, which starts 18:00.
Day 1c, which is a turbo flight, is just about to start.
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PartyPoker Tour Ambassadors in the House
A happy Asif Warris during Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event Level 8: 600/1,200 (1,200) Entries: 79/126 Prizes: TBA Naturally, the PartyPoker Tour Ambassadors are on-site in Glasgow, having a good time at the tables, battling it out for eternal poker glory on Scottish soil. Currently, three of the ambassadors are in full swing in Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event.
Alexander “Wishiper96” Georgiev came had a solid week during the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester, as he finished fourth in the £500 Main Event for £6,860. Currently, Georgiev is playing 90,000 in the Mini Main Event.
Asif Warris, aka “the Poker Tourist”, loves traveling the world playing various live poker events. He has a 68,000 stack after recently winning a decently-sized pot.
Glenn Brown, the well-renowned poker host, didn’t survive last night’s Day 1a flight. Things are looking somewhat better for him now, though, as he’s playing 65,000.
Perhaps the other PartyPoker Tour Ambassadors – Joe Beevers, Natalie Bromley, Barry Carter, and Sam Acheampong – will show up later this week; time will tell. The PartyPoker Team Pro, Jaime Staples, is also in Glasgow, and rumors have it that he will play tonight’s turbo flight to the Mini Main Event.
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Alea Casino – A Brief History
The Alea Casino in Glasgow, beatufilly reflected in the River Clyde. Photo: Conferences UK When it was determined that a PartyPoker Tour stop would be in Glasgow, the Alea Casino was the obvious choice. The Clyde River is near the aesthetic casino, which offers an excellent venue for a top-notch live poker event.
The Alea Casino hosted the 2025 Glasgow Poker Festival in March (part of the Irish Poker Tour). Irishman Andrew Toole won the £400 Main Event for £53,000, and with that cash alone, he’s number one on the venue rankings for the casino on The Hendon Mob.
That being said, the liver poker scene is alive and well in Glasgow, and the Alea Casino is the epicenter of all the fun. They have self-dealt tournaments all the days of the week; In fact, this reporter participated in the £35 Monday Deepstack the other day, and finished ninth out of roughly 200 entries. The casino also offer cash games with certified dealers.
After the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow, the next bigger live event at the Alea Casino will be the September Series, running September 1-7. The highlight will be a £110 Main Event with a £15,000, but the tournament schedule features a variety of interesting tournaments, such as the £75 Mystery Bounty.
There’s no question about it; Alea Casino is a great venue, and hopefully, they’ll host prestigious live poker events for years to come.
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Former Winners
The 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow is the third PartyPoker event of the year. The first event was held at Gentings Casino (formerly Aspers) in London, and it marked PartyPoker’s much-anticipated comeback to the live poker scene.
London was a slam-dunk, and then the tour moved on to Manchester. The Manchester235 Casino offered a smaller but very cozy atmosphere, and it was yet another successful live poker event. Below are the former winners of the £150 Mini Main Event, and the £500 Main Event.
Event Winner Country FIrst-place Payout Entries Total Prize Pool 2025 PartyPoker Tour London: £150 Mini Main Event Dost GhrabieAfghanistan £17,170 866 £109,200 2025 PartyPoker Tour London: £500 Main Event Getnet KassaGreat Britain £38,408 491 £216,703 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester: £150 Mini Main Event Ion OpreaRomania £8,885 418 £52,710 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester: £500 Main Event Deniz OrhanGreat Britain £19,843 257 £107,248 -
PartyPoker Tour Manchester Main Event Champion Deniz Orhan wins First Glasgow Tournament
Deniz Orhan won the £30 Mystery Prize Draw NLH during the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Day 1a of the £150 Mini Main Event wasn’t the only tournament that was played during Tuesday. The £30 Mystery Prize Draw NLH kicked off at 19:00, and the tournament had £1,000 added in forms of PartyPoker tournament tickets.
158 entries in total were made in the tournament, creating a £3,792 prize pool (not counting the added £1,000). When all was said and done, it was Deniz Orhan who claimed the trophy. Orhan won the £500 Main Event during the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Manchester a couple of weeks ago; it’s safe to say he’s in good form. Orhan is currently playing Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event, and it’ll be exciting to see what more the Brit can accomplish this week.
£30 Mystery Prize Draw NLH – Results
Place Player Prize 1 Deniz Orhan £890 2 Robert Tait £587 3 Michael Marco £400 4 Bruno Ollandini £305 5 Barrie Greenan £230 6 Steven Smith £180 7 Josh Tweedie £150 8 Ross Connor £125 9 Alex Chandler £105 10 Colin Anderson £85 11 Thomas Cressent £85 12 Liam Cavan £65 13 Stephen Murphy £65 14 Sascha Sousa £55 15 Nathan Durkan £55 16 James Kirkwood £55 17 Steven Nicholson £55 18 Jason Glatzer £50 19 Michael Pierpoint £50 20 Glenn Brown £50 21 Saad Bin Ayub £50 22 Steven Sutherland £50 23 Michael Rettie £50 -
£150 Mini Main Event Day 1a Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
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£30 Mystery Prize Draw NLH Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
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£150 Mini Main Event Day 1a – Chip Counts
Yesterday’s Day 1a of the £150 Mini Main Event attracted 145 entries, meaning £20,592 has been contributed to the prize pool. Below are the 29 players who bagged their chips for Day 2.
Position Player Chips 1 James Holland 357,000 2 Adam Buxton 347,000 3 Ben Crichton 328,000 4 Andrew Hawksby 325,000 5 Craig Smith 308,000 6 Rebecca Hardisty 305,000 7 Yuze Li 251,000 8 Alan Jacobson 244,000 9 William Henderson 230,000 10 James McAulay 228,000 11 Christian Watt 218,000 12 Gao Ang 211,000 13 John Bradley 205,000 14 Colin Downie 205,000 15 Tomasz Myszkowski 197,000 16 Darren Bolton 182,000 17 Samson Pochyla 171,000 18 Ryan Hutchison 167,000 19 Steven Edgar 147,000 20 Daniel Hawkes 137,000 21 George Wilson Jr 133,000 22 David Carson 117,000 23 Duncan Macquarrie 115,000 24 Ross Holmes 105,000 25 Kevin Frame 82,000 26 Fraser Armstrong 81,000 27 Paul McFarlane 73,000 28 John Clements 70,000 29 Chun Wong 46,000 -
Day 2 Features poker.pro H.O.R.S.E, Mini Main Event and More
It’s Wednesday, August 13, and the poker.pro live coverage team have installed themselves at the Alea Casino, Glasgow. Just outside the casino, the River Clyde is meandering through the Scottish capital, and the sun shines bright.
Indoors is where the action is, however. It’s the second day of the 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow, and there’s an action-packed tournament schedule.
PartyPoker Tour Ambassador Jaime Staples and Rebecca Hardisty First out is Day 1b of the £150 Mini Main Event. Yesterday’s Day 1a flight attracted 145 entries, a very promising number considering it was the first day of the festival. €20,592 was contributed to the prize pool, and 29 players bagger their chips for tomorrow’s Day 2, one of them of course being the current chip leader James Holland with 357,000. 20 % of the players in each starting day flight will secure their Day 2 seat.
Later in the evening, it’s the £60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E event. poker.pro is very grateful for getting the opportunity to have a branded tournament of our own during all the PartyPoker Tour stops, and this is perhaps the first-ever PL H.O.R.S.E live tournament. Time will tell whether the Scottish are competent Mixed Games players.
At 20:00 tonight there’s yet another flight of the Mini Main, before the day wraps up with a £60 Target Stack Satellite to the £500 Main Event.
2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow – August 18 Schedule
Time Event 2:00 p.m. £150 Mini Main Event Day 1b 7:00 p.m. £60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E 8:00 p.m. £150 Mini Main Event Day 1c (Turbo) 10:00 p.m. £60 Target Stack Satellite to £500 Main Event (Three Tickets Guaranteed) Of course, poker.pro will be with you all throughout the week. Results, chip counts, interviews, hands…everything that goes down in the Alea Casino Glasgow will be covered. Glasgow, let’s get ready to rumble.
| Level | SB | BB | BB Ante |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 100 | 200 | 0 |
| 2 | 100 | 200 | 200 |
| 3 | 100 | 300 | 300 |
| 4 | 200 | 400 | 400 |
| 5 | 300 | 600 | 600 |
| 6 | 400 | 800 | 800 |
| 7 | 500 | 1,000 | 1,000 |
| 8 | 600 | 1,200 | 1,200 |
| 9 | 800 | 1,600 | 1,600 |
| 10 | 1,000 | 2,000 | 2,000 |
| 11 | 1,200 | 2,400 | 2,400 |
| 12 | 1,500 | 3,000 | 3,000 |
| 13 | 2,000 | 4,000 | 4,000 |
| 14 | 2,500 | 5,000 | 5,000 |
| 15 | 3,000 | 6,000 | 6,000 |
| 16 | 4,000 | 8,000 | 8,000 |
| 17 | 5,000 | 10,000 | 10,000 |
| 18 | 6,000 | 12,000 | 12,000 |
| 19 | 8,000 | 16,000 | 16,000 |
| 20 | 10,000 | 20,000 | 20,000 |
| 21 | 12,000 | 24,000 | 24,000 |
| 22 | 15,000 | 30,000 | 30,000 |
| 23 | 20,000 | 40,000 | 40,000 |
| 24 | 25,000 | 50,000 | 50,000 |
| 25 | 30,000 | 60,000 | 60,000 |
| 26 | 40,000 | 80,000 | 80,000 |
| 27 | 50,000 | 100,000 | 100,000 |
| 28 | 60,000 | 120,000 | 120,000 |
| 29 | 80,000 | 160,000 | 160,000 |
| 30 | 100,000 | 200,000 | 200,000 |
| 31 | 120,000 | 240,000 | 240,000 |
| 32 | 150,000 | 300,000 | 300,000 |
| 33 | 200,000 | 400,000 | 400,000 |
| 34 | 250,000 | 500,000 | 500,000 |
| 35 | 300,000 | 600,000 | 600,000 |
| 36 | 400,000 | 800,000 | 800,000 |
| 37 | 500,000 | 1,000,000 | 1,000,000 |
£30 Mystery Prize Draw NLH
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Deniz Orhan | £890 |
| 2 | Robert Tait | £587 |
| 3 | Michael Marco | £400 |
| 4 | Bruno Ollandini | £305 |
| 5 | Barrie Greenan | £230 |
| 6 | Steven Smith | £180 |
| 7 | Josh Tweedie | £150 |
| 8 | Ross Connor | £125 |
| 9 | Alex Chandler | £105 |
| 10 | Colin Anderson | £85 |
| 11 | Thomas Cressent | £85 |
| 12 | Liam Cavan | £65 |
| 13 | Stephen Murphy | £65 |
| 14 | Sascha Sousa | £55 |
| 15 | Nathan Durkan | £55 |
| 16 | James Kirkwood | £55 |
| 17 | Steven Nicholson | £55 |
| 18 | Jason Glatzer | £50 |
| 19 | Michael Pierpoint | £50 |
| 20 | Glenn Brown | £50 |
| 21 | Saad Bin Ayub | £50 |
| 22 | Steven Sutherland | £50 |
| 23 | Michael Rettie | £50 |
£60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Christopher Johnston | £927 |
| 2 | William Lynch | £610 |
| 3 | John Woods | £370 |
| 4 | Ross Holmes | £250 |
| 5 | Brian Leddy | £180 |
| 6 | Jeraint “JJ” Hazan | £150 |
| 7 | Jason Glatzer | £130 |
| 8 | Martin Bryne | £115 |
| 9 | William McLeod | £100 |
£150 Mini Main Event
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Christian Watt | £10,260 |
| 2 | Gajanthan Kamalanathan | £7,060 |
| 3 | Derek Curran | £5,110 |
| 4 | Laurynas Jakutis | £3,970 |
| 5 | Robert McKeown | £2,920 |
| 6 | Daniel Hawkes | £2,190 |
| 7 | Callum Reid | £1,665 |
| 8 | David Anderson | £1,285 |
| 9 | Marc Moody | £1,021 |
| 10 | Craig McCairns | £820 |
| 11 | Leslie Kearney | £820 |
| 12 | James O’Hara | £660 |
| 13 | Yuze Li | £660 |
| 14 | Ian Fumagall | £525 |
| 15 | George Wilson Jr | £525 |
| 16 | John Bradley | £525 |
| 17 | Gavin Brown | £525 |
| 18 | Paul McAulay | £440 |
| 19 | Paul Kernachan | £440 |
| 20 | Andrew Hawksby | £440 |
| 21 | Jason McDonald | £440 |
| 22 | Philip Butt | £440 |
| 23 | William Henderson | £440 |
| 24 | Rebecca Hardisty | £440 |
| 25 | James Holland | £440 |
| 26 | Kevin Manohar | £440 |
| 27 | Adam Buxton | £375 |
| 28 | Connor Kendall | £375 |
| 29 | Thomas Williams | £375 |
| 30 | Alan Jacobson | £375 |
| 31 | Jezz Rose | £375 |
| 32 | Liam Anderson | £375 |
| 33 | Thomas Nardini | £375 |
| 34 | David Carson | £375 |
| 35 | Craig Smith | £375 |
| 36 | Fraser Armstrong | £330 |
| 37 | Duncan Macquarrie | £330 |
| 38 | Zafar Mirza | £330 |
| 39 | Craig Cadden | £330 |
| 40 | Cameron Atwell | £330 |
| 41 | Alexander Gouck | £330 |
| 42 | Euan Ralsten | £330 |
| 43 | Abdul Mukit | £330 |
| 44 | Steven Edgar | £330 |
| 45 | Ross Holmes | £300 |
| 46 | Dale Rowlands | £300 |
| 47 | Peter Hoyer | £300 |
| 48 | Glenn Brown | £300 |
| 49 | Barrie Greenan | £300 |
| 50 | Andrea King | £300 |
| 51 | Darren Woodruff | £300 |
| 52 | Bernard McGinlay | £300 |
| 53 | Tomasz Myszkowski | £300 |
| 54 | Max Jeffrey | £280 |
| 55 | Thomas Innes | £280 |
| 56 | Stuart McNally | £280 |
| 57 | Peter Shaw | £280 |
| 58 | Martin Byrne | £280 |
| 59 | Jeffrey Barron | £280 |
| 60 | James McAulay | £280 |
| 61 | Jaime Staples | £280 |
| 62 | Duncan Conway | £280 |
| 63 | Paul Rogers | £260 |
| 64 | Samson Pochyla | £260 |
| 65 | Paul McFarlane | £260 |
| 66 | Colin Downie | £260 |
| 67 | Scott Mackie | £260 |
| 68 | Chun Wong | £260 |
| 69 | Gaoyang Yang | £260 |
| 70 | Ben Crichton | £260 |
| 71 | Michael Ross | £260 |
£150 PLO Masters Big O
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sam Wardlaw | £2,310 |
| 2 | Paul Johnson | £1,524 |
| 3 | Chris Hendry | £945 |
| 4 | Alexander Gordon | £660 |
| 5 | Martin Byrne | £495 |
| 6 | Jeffery Duvall | £380 |
| 7 | Barrie Dear | £300 |
£500 Main Event
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Zhen Zhen | £22,500 |
| 2 | Kyle Scott | £14,270 |
| 3 | David Lappin | £10,100 |
| 4 | John Woods | £7,650 |
| 5 | Dean Lyall | £6,300 |
| 6 | Killie Rab | £5,100 |
| 7 | Jaime Staples | £4,000 |
| 8 | Kevin Frame | £3,200 |
| 9 | Alan Chrzaszcz | £2,600 |
| 10 | William Henderson | £2,100 |
| 11 | Ross Haffie | £2,100 |
| 12 | Chun Wong | £1,700 |
| 13 | Robert Lawrie | £1,700 |
| 14 | James McAulay | £1,400 |
| 15 | Ben Crichton | £1,400 |
| 16 | Max Jeffrey | £1,200 |
| 17 | Denis O’Riordan | £1,200 |
| 18 | Ang Gao | £1,200 |
| 19 | James Grogan | £1,200 |
| 20 | Alan Jacobson | £1,200 |
| 21 | Patrick Murphy | £1,100 |
| 22 | John Donnelly | £1,100 |
| 23 | Carl Cotton | £1,100 |
| 24 | Christian Watt | £1,100 |
| 25 | Blyth Paterson | £1,100 |
| 26 | Gary Stokes | £1,100 |
| 27 | Asif Warris | £1,100 |
| 28 | Sam Acheampong | £1,000 |
| 29 | Abdul Mukit | £1,000 |
| 30 | Barrie Greenan | £1,000 |
| 31 | Manish Rawal | £1,000 |
| 32 | Mark Thomson | £1,000 |
| 33 | Sharaz Moad | £1,000 |
| 34 | Gustavus Watt | £1,000 |
| 35 | Callum Reid | £1,000 |
| 36 | Roderick Macneil | £1,000 |
| 37 | Craig Cadden | £1,000 |
| 38 | Xu Liu | £1,000 |
| 39 | Alexander Tong | £1,000 |
£500 Main Event Day 2 Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
£30 Satellite to £250 PLO Masters Main Event Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
£60 Friday Party Madness Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
£500 Main Event Day 1C Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
£500 Main Event Day 1B Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
£150 Mini Main Event Final Table Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
£150 Mini Main Event Day 2 Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
£500 Main Event Day 1a Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
£150 Mini Main Event Day 1d Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
£150 Mini Main Event Day 1c Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
£60 poker.pro PL H.O.R.S.E Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
£150 Mini Main Event Day 1b Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
£150 Mini Main Event Day 1a Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
£30 Mystery Prize Draw NLH Photos (by Giovanna De Falco & Nunzia Esposito)
