The final day of the 2026 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow stop at Alea Casino went off with a bang on August 9, bringing to an end a fantastic week of poker.

After Robbie Bull sealed Main Event glory, Irish legend Dara O’Kearney secured victory in the £1,000 High Roller, while there were also wins for James McLean in the £250 PLO Masters Main Event, Raymond Peacock in the £250 Mystery Bounty, Craig Cadden in the £150 NLH Last Chance, and Dana Ameen in the £60 PLO 4/5/6 Double Board.

Robbie Bull Revels in Home-Soil £500 Main Event Win (£28,500)

Only 12 players returned for the final day of the £500 Main Event, where a huge £157,975 prize pool was gathered from a 355-runner field, with Lewis Henderson leading from Robbie Bull, and all eyes firmly set on the £28,500 first-place prize.

Henderson and Bull remained in the lead at the start of the final table, but Henderson would crash out in sixth. Bull was content to watch others hit the wall initially, but started to move through the gears when four remained.

After the exits of Jeff Cannon and Ben Crichton, the final showdown was between Edinburgh natives Bull and Abdul Mukit. A lengthy heads-up battle ensued, and Bull eventually went runner-runner to hit a one-card straight and end the contest.

Bull was delighted with the win, saying “It feels great, I’ve been playing poker in Scotland for 15 or 16 years and I haven’t won a trophy here! So to win one on home soil, with Glasgow on the trophy, feels extra special.

I was definitely playing for the win, the trophy meant quite a lot to me. I didn’t really feel any pressure so I was just able to play my game, and adjust appropriately to whatever strategy my stack-size dictated. I wasn’t playing to ladder.”

On his final opponent, Mukit, Bull said “It was a lot of small ball and small pots, I was surprised it took so long for us to be at risk. Abdul’s a really strong player. We’ve been playing cash and tournaments together for ten years, he’s from Edinburgh as well, we play all the time, he’s one of the most consistent tournament grinders in Scotland so it was a good battle, and was glad to win. I got lucky in the final hand and ran good in the all-ins for sure.”

You can read the full recap of the final day here.

2026 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow £500 Main Event Final Table Results

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Robbie Bull	United Kingdom	£28,500
2	Abdul Mukit	United Kingdom	£18,750
3	Ben Crichton	United Kingdom	£13,500
4	Jeff Cannon	United Kingdom	£10,450
5	Joel Baxter	United Kingdom	£8,150
6	Lewis Henderson	United Kingdom	£6,250
7	Gary Swan	United Kingdom	£4,750
8	Nicholas Scott	United Kingdom	£3,750
9	Christopher Hendry	United Kingdom	£2,950

Dara O’Kearney Wins £1,000 High Roller 7-Max (£11,550)

The £1,000 High Roller 7-Max attracted a total of 47 entries, which created a £42,300 prize pool.

Author, podcast host, Paddy Power sponsored pro and all round poker legend Dara O’Kearney was a popular winner.

A three-way deal with David Anderson and Robert Welsh left only the destination of the final £3,000 of the prize pool, and the trophy, to be determined, and O’Kearney was the last player standing. The Irishman banked £11,550 after defeating Anderson heads-up, which follows his runner-up finish in the same event in London.

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Dara O’Kearney	Ireland	*£11,550
2	David Anderson	United Kingdom	*£9,950
3	Robert Welsh	United Kingdom	*£9,100
4	Kye Hamilton	United Kingdom	£4,200
5	James Rooney	United Kingdom	£3,100
6	Paul Leckey	United Kingdom	£2,400
7	Ross Whitelaw	United Kingdom	£2,000

(*Denotes deal)

James McLean Wins £250 PLO Masters Main Event (£5,825)

A total of 125 entries created a £26,875 prize pool, and 19 players qualified for Day 2 to secure a minimum cash of £500.

James McLean took the trophy and £5,825 first-place prize, denying Sharaz Moad his second trophy of the week in the process.

The full results are set out below:-

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	James Mclean	United Kingdom	£5,825
2	Sharaz Moad	United Kingdom	£4,850
3	Alan Gold	United Kingdom	£3,050
4	Kyle Scott	United Kingdom	£2,250
5	James Gibbons	United Kingdom	£1,650
6	Callum Wallace	United Kingdom	£1,250
7	Jamie Geraghty	United Kingdom	£1,000
8	Richard Kellett	United Kingdom	£800
9	Gary Stokes	United Kingdom	£800
10	Mark Hopton	United Kingdom	£650
11	Chris Clark	United Kingdom	£650
12	Alexander Gordon	United Kingdom	£550
13	Paul Leckey	United Kingdom	£550
14	Oliver Hutchins	United Kingdom	£500
15	David Jackson	United Kingdom	£500
16	Jamie Maclachlan	United Kingdom	£500
17	Craig Conway	United Kingdom	£500
18	Jeffrey Barron	United Kingdom	£500
19	Martin Byrne	United Kingdom	£500

Raymond Peacock Wins £250 Mystery Bounty (£5,800)

The £250 Mystery Bounty attracted 45 entries, creating a £9,675 prize pool.

The loot was split between the top seven players, and Raymond Peacock took the trophy and over half of the prize pool, while Dara O’Kearney cashed before winning the High Roller.

The full results are below:-

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Raymond Peacock	United Kingdom	£5,800
2	Stephen Milloy	United Kingdom	£1,200
3	Robert Matheson	United Kingdom	£975
4	Barrie Greenan	United Kingdom	£650
5	Dara O’Kearney	Ireland	£375
6	Wesley O’Neill	United Kingdom	£300
7	Steven Keay	United Kingdom	£375

Craig Cadden Wins £150 NLH Last Chance (£2,600)

A total of 72 players drank in the £150 NLH Last Chance saloon, creating a £9,000 prize pool, and Craig Cadden was the victor, banking £2,600 after denying Oliver Hutchins yet another PartyPoker Tour trophy, while Kieran Fleming came close to bagging a second trophy of the week.

The full results are set out below:-

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Craig Cadden	United Kingdom	£2,600
2	Oliver Hutchins	United Kingdom	£1,675
3	Kieran Fleming	United Kingdom	£1,125
4	Anthony Gray	United Kingdom	£775
5	Kamiran Othman	United Kingdom	£625
6	Gabriel Luc	United Kingdom	£500
7	Emiley Allison	United Kingdom	£410
8	John Steel	United Kingdom	£360
9	David Jackson	United Kingdom	£330
10	William Smith	United Kingdom	£300
11	Abbas Ahmed	United Kingdom	£300

Dana Ameen Wins £60 PLO 4/5/6 Double Board (£950)

A total of 69 entries created a £3,450 prize pool in the PLO 4/5/6 Double Board, and Dana Ameen took home the trophy and £950 after defeating Stephen Milloy, who also just missed out on a second win of the week.

The full results are set out below:-

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Dana Ameen	United Kingdom	£950
2	Stephen Milloy	United Kingdom	£620
3	Adam Green	Ireland	£420
4	Christopher Hendry	United Kingdom	£320
5	Chris Clark	United Kingdom	£250
6	John Burke	United Kingdom	£200
7	Laurynas Jakutis	United Kingdom	£170
8	Jack Reynolds	Ireland	£140
9	Alexander Gordon	United Kingdom	£140
10	David Owens	United Kingdom	£120
11	James Wong	United Kingdom	£120

That concludes poker.pro‘s coverage of what has been a fantastic week of poker, thank you Glasgow for your hospitality!

The next stop on the PartyPoker Tour is in Castellon in Spain from October 5-11, see you there!

Level 33:	200,000/400,000 (400,000)
Entries:	1/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Robbie Bull has emerged triumphant at Alea Casino in the 2026 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Main Event, securing the trophy and a £28,500 payday after defeating Abdul Mukit heads-up in a hard fought battle, making him the last player standing in the 355-runner field.

Bull has long been established as one of the UK’s finest, and is currently ranked in the top 400 tournament players worldwide, with this victory adding to his already stellar resume of almost $1.5 million in cashes.

Despite being accustomed to competing at higher stakes, the win was savored by the Edinburgh native, with victory on home soil tasting all the sweeter.

2026 PartyPoker Glasgow £500 Main Event Final Table Results

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Robbie Bull	United Kingdom	£28,500
2	Abdul Mukit	United Kingdom	£18,750
3	Ben Crichton	United Kingdom	£13,500
4	Jeff Cannon	United Kingdom	£10,450
5	Joel Baxter	United Kingdom	£8,150
6	Lewis Henderson	United Kingdom	£6,250
7	Gary Swan	United Kingdom	£4,750
8	Nicholas Scott	United Kingdom	£3,750
9	Christopher Hendry	United Kingdom	£2,950

Winner’s Reaction

“It feels great, I’ve been playing poker in Scotland for 15 or 16 years and I haven’t won a trophy here! So to win one on home soil, with Glasgow on the trophy, feels extra special.

I was definitely playing for the win, the trophy meant quite a lot to me. I didn’t really feel any pressure so I was just able to play my game, and adjust appropriately to whatever strategy my stack-size dictated. I wasn’t playing to ladder.”

On his final opponent, Mukit, Bull said “It was a lot of small ball and small pots, I was surprised it took so long for us to be at risk. Abdul’s a really strong player. We’ve been playing cash and tournaments together for ten years, he’s from Edinburgh as well, we play all the time, he’s one of the most consistent tournament grinders in Scotland so it was a good battle, and was glad to win. I got lucky in the final hand and ran good in the all-ins for sure.”

Bull confirmed he has his eyes on the PartyPoker Tour stops coming up in Spain, but his immediate plans are to head to EPT Barcelona. He will certainly do so in good form.

Final Day Recap

Lewis Henderson led the 12 players who returned for the final day, with Bull sitting in second, while Mukit, who also final tabled the Mini Main earlier in the week, was in the middle of the pack.

After a slow start, a flurry of successive knockouts reduced the field to the final table in rapid fashion. While Adam Green was in the tank after Henderson jammed the river, two knockouts at the other table occurred.

First, John Woods picked a poor time to jam light from the small blind, running into Joel Baxter’s ace-king. Despite hitting the front on the flop, Woods was sent to the rail when Baxter went runner-runner to make a wheel straight.

In the next hand, Mukit eliminated short-stack David Carson. Meanwhile, Green was still in the tank versus Henderson. He eventually called off with pocket queens for second pair, and suddenly there were only nine left.

Final Table Action

Henderson had maintained his start of day lead over Bull as the final table began, while Mukit was in the middle of the pack.

Baxter started off strong, making a flush against Ben Crichton, before Chris Hendry became the first casualty of the final table when he ran an inferior pocket pair into Henderson’s aces.

Crichton then scored successive doubles against Baxter to soar up the standings. Jeff Cannon doubled up short-stack Gary Swan when ahead, but in the next hand got lucky to river a gutshot to bust Nicholas Scott in eighth. Swan’s wings were clipped when he exited after losing a flip to Crichton, who had now moved into the lead.

Matters started to go wrong for Henderson after he called off versus a three-bet jam from Mukit to see he was up against a better pair. A further confrontation between the duo resulted in Henderson’s demise in sixth, after he check-jammed the river with the nut flush blocker, but ran into Mukit’s set.

Mukit moved into a substantial lead when he pipped Baxter with a dominating ace to send the Northern Irishman to the rail in fifth.

Bull had been relatively quiet while chaos ensued around him, but held in successive flips against Crichton and Mukit to double twice just before the second break, vaulting him into the lead.

Shortly after the return, Cannon’s run came to an end in fourth, after he jammed the button but ran into Mukit’s premium holding in the big blind.

Crichton had become the relative short-stack, and he had to settle for bronze after he got two-outered by Bull when holding pocket queens. Bull and Mukit were almost dead level at the start of heads-up play, and traded blows for over 50 hands before they could be separated, with Mukit holding a significant lead at one point.

Bull came back into it when his top pair held versus Mukit’s bottom pair and flush draw. After taking the lead, the champion went runner-runner to make a one-card straight while dominated, bringing the contest to an end and sending Bull the title.

The players shared a warm handshake, and Bull was left to celebrate a precious victory on home soil.

2026 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow £500 Main Event Results

The full results for the event are detailed below:-

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Robbie Bull	United Kingdom	£28,500
2	Abdul Mukit	United Kingdom	£18,750
3	Ben Crichton	United Kingdom	£13,500
4	Jeff Cannon	United Kingdom	£10,450
5	Joel Baxter	United Kingdom	£8,150
6	Lewis Henderson	United Kingdom	£6,250
7	Gary Swan	United Kingdom	£4,750
8	Nicholas Scott	United Kingdom	£3,750
9	Christopher Hendry	United Kingdom	£2,950
10	Adam Green	Ireland	£2,450
11	David Carson	United Kingdom	£2,450
12	John Woods	United Kingdom	£2,050
13	Bernard McGinlay	United Kingdom	£2,050
14	Michael Ashton	United Kingdom	£1,775
15	Daniel Gormley	United Kingdom	£1,775
16	Niall Farrell	United Kingdom	£1,550
17	Mark Swift	United Kingdom	£1,550
18	Joey Ibanez	United Kingdom	£1,550
19	Ross Waite	United Kingdom	£1,550
20	Kyle Swan	United Kingdom	£1,550
21	Daniel Garcia	Spain	£1,375
22	Michael Kane	United Kingdom	£1,375
23	Darren Harbinson	United Kingdom	£1,375
24	Evan Docherty	United Kingdom	£1,375
25	Chris Jennings	United Kingdom	£1,375
26	David Gallagher	United Kingdom	£1,375
27	Jamie Geraghty	United Kingdom	£1,375
28	Matthew Wharrie	United Kingdom	£1,225
29	Ramlal Basdeo	United Kingdom	£1,225
30	Edoardo Mancinelli	Italy	£1,225
31	Barrie Greenan	United Kingdom	£1,225
32	Felice Minervini	Italy	£1,225
33	Rebecca Hardisty	United Kingdom	£1,225
34	Laurynas Jakutis	Lithuania	£1,225
35	Allan Nesbitt	United Kingdom	£1,225
36	Brian Etheridge	United States	£1,100
37	Nadeem Abbas	United Kingdom	£1,100
38	Ross Whitlaw	United Kingdom	£1,100
39	Martin Byrne	United Kingdom	£1,100
40	David Dyson	United Kingdom	£1,100
41	Chris Farragher	United Kingdom	£1,100
42	Paul Lennon	United Kingdom	£1,100
43	Michael McGee	United Kingdom	£1,100
44	Andrew Hawksby	United Kingdom	£1,100
45	Cameron Williamson	United Kingdom	£1,100
46	Stuart McNally	United Kingdom	£1,000
47	Laurence O’Kane	United Kingdom	£1,000
48	Derek Morton	United Kingdom	£1,000
49	James McAulay	United Kingdom	£1,000
50	Craig Claw	United Kingdom	£1,000
51	Mark Johnston	United Kingdom	£1,000
52	Dylan Thomsen	United Kingdom	£1,000
53	John Kelly	United Kingdom	£1,000
54	John Clements	United Kingdom	£1,000
55	George Wilson	United Kingdom	£1,000

That concludes our coverage of the 2026 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Main Event, although a recap of the final side event results will be provided tomorrow.

The PartyPoker Tour’s next stop is in Castellon in Spain from October 5-11, see you there!

Level 33:	200,000/400,000 (400,000)
Entries:	1/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Robbie Bull has emerged as the worthy champion in the 2026 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Main Event, defeating Abdul Mukit heads-up after a back and forth battle.

Bull will be taking £28,500 and the trophy back to Edinburgh.

Stay tuned for a recap of the day and an interview with the champion.

Level 33:	200,000/400,000 (400,000)
Entries:	1/355
Prizes:	£157,975

In the first hand back after break, Robbie Bull limped from the button.

Abdul Mukit raised to 1,600,000, and Bull jammed with the covering stack. Mukit had a final peek at his cards, and made the call.

Abdul Mukit: A♣Q♠
Robbie Bull: A♠7♦

Mukit was in great shape, and the 9♥6♠2♥ flop was clear.

The 8♥ turn brought Bull a wrap draw, leading Mukit to say “Not like that!”.

Mukit may have cursed himself, as the 10♦ hit on the river to give Bull the one-card straight, the title, and the £28,500 first-place prize.

Bull commiserated with Mukit, and the players shared a warm handshake, before Bull was left to lift the trophy.

Robbie Bull – 17,750,000
Abdul Mukit – 0

Level 32:	150,000/300,000 (300,000)
Entries:	2/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Abdul Mukit check-raised to 900,000 versus a bet of 300,000 from Bull on a flop of 9♠8♦2♥.

Bull called, and the J♥ turn and 6♥ river were checked through. Bull took the pot with Q♦8♥ versus Mukit’s 8♣7♦.

In the next hand, Mukit raised to 700,000 from the button, and Bull defended.

On the K♣4♠3♠ flop, Bull check-called a bet of 700,000 from Mukit.

The J♥ turn was checked through, and Mukit folded to a lead of 1,800,000 from Bull on the Q♥ river.

The players have been sent on a 15-minute break.

Robbie Bull – 9,450,000
Abdul Mukit – 8,300,000

Level 32:	150,000/300,000 (300,000)
Entries:	2/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Robbie Bull raised to 700,000 from the button, and Abdul Mukit defended.

The A♣K♦6♠ flop and 8♣ turn were checked to the J♣ river, where Bull called a bet of 580,000 from Mukit.

Bull mucked when Mukit tabled K♣3♠ for second pair.

Abdul Mukit – 10,350,000
Robbie Bull – 7,400,000

Level 31:	100,000/250,000 (250,000)
Entries:	2/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Abdul Mukit raised to 600,000 from the button, and Robbie Bull defended.

On the Q♥8♣4♥ flop, Bull check-raised to 1,150,000 versus a bet of 450,000 from Mukit.

Mukit called to see the 2♣ turn, where he called an all-in bet of 2,125,000 from Bull.

Robbie Bull: Q♣10♠
Abdul Mukit: 7♣4♣

Bull had top pair versus Mukit’s pair and flush draw, and Mukit bricked the K♠ river, keeping Bull in the fight.

Robbie Bull – 8,750,000
Abdul Mukit – 9,000,000

Level 31:	100,000/250,000 (250,000)
Entries:	2/355
Prizes:	£157,975

With 1,450,000 in the middle on a flop of 10♠5♣2♥, Abdul Mukit check-raised to 800,000 in the face of a bet of 375,000 from Bull.

Bull called, but folded to a bet of 1,300,000 from Mukit on the 4♦ turn.

Abdul Mukit – 13,150,000
Robbie Bull – 4,600,000

Level 31:	100,000/250,000 (250,000)
Entries:	2/355
Prizes:	£157,975

With 1,200,000 in the middle on a board of J♠9♦7♣7♠, Abdul Mukit led out with a bet of 900,000, and was called by Robbie Bull.

The 5♦ river was checked through, and Bull mucked when Mukit tabled 10♦7♥ for trip sevens.

Abdul Mukit – 11,450,000
Robbie Bull – 6,300,000

Level 31:	100,000/250,000 (250,000)
Entries:	2/355
Prizes:	£157,975

The players have been trading pots the first few hands of heads-up, with no significant change in the overall position, with the stacks of Abdul Mukit and Robbie Bull still pretty even.

Level 30:	100,000/200,000 (200,000)
Entries:	2/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Ben Crichton jammed from the button for around 2,100,000, and was called by Robbie Bull in the big blind.

Ben Crichton: Q♦Q♠
Robbie Bull: 8♦8♠

Crichton was in a great spot, but Bull flopped a set on the 8♣7♥5♠10♠9♦ runout.

Abdul Mukit and Bull are now heads-up for the title, Bull holding a slight lead.

Robbie Bull – 9,050,000
Abdul Mukit – 8,700,000
Ben Crichton – 0

Level 30:	100,000/200,000 (200,000)
Entries:	3/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Jeff Cannon jammed for around 1,550,000 from the button, and was looked up by Abdul Mukit in the small blind.

Jeff Cannon: 10♦9♠
Abdul Mukit: A♦Q♣

Cannon needed help, but he bricked the 7♥6♥5♦4♦5♠ runout.

Cannon had promised his wife Sarah they could get the house painted if he finished at least fourth, so he’d better start making some calls!

Abdul Mukit – 8,800,000
Jeff Cannon – 0

Level 29:	80,000/160,000 (160,000)
Entries:	4/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Abdul Mukit jammed from the small blind with the covering stack, and Robbie Bull blew out his cheeks, said “Let’s paly for the win”, and called for his 3,530,000 total stack.

Robbie Bull: 8♣8♥
Abdul Mukit: A♣10♣

It was off to the races, and Mukit could not connect with the Q♠J♦3♦J♣5♣ runout.

The players have been sent on a 15-minute break.

Robbie Bull – 7,225,000
Abdul Mukit – 6,400,000
Jeff Cannon – 2,275,000
Ben Crichton – 1,850,000

Level 29:	80,000/160,000 (160,000)
Entries:	4/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Ben Crichton opened to 325,000 under the gun, and called a three-bet jam to 1,765,000 from Robbie Bull in the big blind.

Robbie Bull: 6♥6♦
Ben Crichton: K♠Q♦

It was a flip, and Bull held across the 5♦5♥3♦7♥8♣ runout.

Robbie Bull – 3,930,000
Ben Crichton – 2,050,000

Level 29:	80,000/160,000 (160,000)
Entries:	4/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Robbie Bull opened to 325,000 under the gun, and received a call from Ben Crichton in the next seat, before they both folded to a three-bet of 950,000 from Abdul Mukit in the big blind.

Abdul Mukit – 9,425,000
Ben Crichton – 4,000,000
Robbie Bull – 1,940,000

Level 28:	60,000/120,000 (120,000)
Entries:	4/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Abdul Mukit opened to 250,000 under the gun, and called a three-bet jam of 1,730,000 from Joel Baxter in the next seat.

Joel Baxter: A♠Q♥
Abdul Mukit: A♣K♦

Baxter was pipped, and Mukit’s kicker played on the A♥10♣5♠2♦8♦ runout.

Abdul Mukit – 8,580,000
Joel Baxter – 0

Level 28:	60,000/120,000 (120,000)
Entries:	5/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Ben Crichton opened to 250,000 from the button, and Abdul Mukit defended the big blind.

The A♠J♦8♥ flop was checked to the A♦ turn, where Mukit led out with a bet of 160,000.

Crichton raised to 430,000, and Mukit called.

The 3♥ river was checked through, and Crichton mucked when Mukit tabled K♦8♦ for two pair, aces and eights.

Abdul Mukit – 5,800,000
Ben Crichton – 5,600,000

Level 28	60,000/120,000 (120,000)
Entries:	5/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Lewis Henderson will not be adding a Main Event trophy to his existing haul of PartyPoker Tour silverware here in Glasgow.

With 700,000 in the middle on a board of 5♣4♣3♥J♣, Henderson check-called from the big blind versus a bet of 250,000 from Abdul Mukit in early position.

The 9♠ river completed the board, and Henderson checked once more. Mukit fired out a bet of 700,000, and after a good spell in the tank, Henderson check-jammed for 1,730,000.

Mukit went into the tank, but made the call. Henderson tabled A♣7♥ for air, with the ace of clubs flush blocker, and Mukit had J♥J♦ for top set.

Abdul Mukit – 5,650,000
Lewis Henderson – 0

Level 27:	50,000/100,000 (100,000)
Entries:	6/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Lewis Henderson opened to 200,000 from the button, and called a three-bet jam of 1,595,000 from Abdul Mukit in the big blind.

Abdul Mukit: J♣J♠
Lewis Henderson: 7♥7♠

Mukit was in great shape, and rivered a full house on the A♥K♠Q♦K♥J♦ runout.

Abdul Mukit – 3,440,000
Lewis Henderson – 2,550,000

Level 27:	50,000/100,000 (100,000)
Entries:	6/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Jeff Cannon opened to 250,000 from the hijack, and Ben Crichton defended the big blind.

The 10♥7♥2♦ flop was checked to the 9♥ turn, where Crichton check-called in the face of a bet of 250,000 from Cannon.

The 6♣ hit on the river, and Cannon folded when Crichton led out with a bet of 400,000.

Ben Crichton – 5,650,000
Jeff Cannon – 1,600,000

Level 27:	50,000/100,000 (100,000)
Entries:	6/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Abdul Mukit opened to 200,000 under the gun, and Jeff Cannon defended the big blind.

On the J♠9♦6♠ flop, Cannon led out with a bet of 150,000, and folded to a jam of 890,000 from Mukit.

Abdul Mukit – 1,365,000
Jeff Cannon – 1,950,000

Level 27:	50,000/100,000 (100,000)
Entries:	6/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Ben Crichton has moved into the lead with the knockout of Gary Swan, with the full counts as follows:-

Ben Crichton – 4,340,000
Lewis Henderson – 4,335,000
Robbie Bull – 3,085,000
Jeff Cannon – 2,720,000
Joel Baxter – 2,175,000
Abdul Mukit – 1,095,000

Level 26:	40,000/80,000 (80,000)
Entries:	6/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Ben Crichton opened to 160,000 from the cutoff, and was faced with a three-bet to 320,000 from Gary Swan in the small blind.

Action folded back to Crichton, who four-bet jammed with the covering stack. Swan quickly called off for his roughly 1,000,000 total stack.

Gary Swan: J♠J♣
Ben Crichton: A♣Q♣

Swan was ahead in a flip, but the queen was in the window, and Crichton improved to two pair on the river, on the Q♠4♠3♣K♦A♠ runout.

The players have been sent on their first 15-minute break of the day.

Ben Crichton – 4,350,000
Gary Swan – 0

Level 26:	40,000/80,000 (80,000)
Entries:	7/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Gary Swan and Jeff Cannon are discussing potential plans for their winnings, and apparently a new sofa might be on the cards for Spinks, while Cannon’s wife is angling for a paint job on the house.

Level 26:	40,000/80,000 (80,000)
Entries:	7/355
Prizes:	£157,975

A period of little substantive action, apart from Robbie Bull folding to a bet of 450,000 from Ben Crichton on the river on a board of 10♠6♥4♦4♠9♦, with 980,000 in the middle.

The current full chip counts are as follows:-

Lewis Henderson – 5,100,000
Robbie Bull – 2,900,000
Ben Crichton – 2,880,000
Joel Baxter – 2,725,000
Jeff Cannon – 2,200,000
Gary Swan – 1,450,000
Abdul Mukit – 685,000

Level 25:	30,000/60,000 (60,000)
Entries:	7/355
Prizes:	£157,975

In the next hand, with 800,000 in the middle on a flop of 10♠7♥3♠, in a button versus big blind spot between Jeff Cannon and Nicholas Scott, Scott checked to his opponent.

Cannon jammed with the covering stack, and Scott called off for his roughly 750,000 stack.

Nicholas Scott: A♠K♠
Jeff Cannon: J♦9♦

Scott was ahead with a flush draw to go with his better overcards versus the gutshot of Cannon, and while the 7♣ turn was a brick, Cannon drilled the 8♦ river.

Scott was stunned, and left the table looking heartbroken.

Jeff Cannon – 2,550,000
Nicholas Scott – 0

Level 25:	30,000/60,000 (60,000)
Entries:	8/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Gary Swan jammed from the small blind for 825,000, and was looked up by Jeff Cannon.

Gary Swan: K♦Q♠
Jeff Cannon: A♣Q♦

Swan was crushed, but turned top pair on the 8♠6♦2♣K♣9♠ runout.

Gary Swan – 1,800,000
Jeff Cannon – 2,000,000

Level 25:	30,000/60,000 (60,000)
Entries:	8/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Ben Crichton opened to 125,000 from early position, and received calls from Lewis Henderson in middle position, Jeff Cannon in the cutoff, and Joel Baxter in the big blind.

The Q♠10♠7♠ flop was checked to Cannon, who slid out a bet of 200,000. Baxter called, before Crichton check-jammed with a bet of 865,000.

Cannon folded, but Baxter called.

Ben Crichton: K♥K♠
Joel Baxter: Q♥10♥

Crichton’s kings were behind Baxter’s two pair, but Crichton had the flush draw.

Instead, he binked the K♣ on the turn to leave Baxter dead, the 2♣ river completing the board.

Ben Crichton – 2,800,000
Joel Baxter – 1,850,000

Level 25:	30,000/60,000 (60,000)
Entries:	8/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Joel Baxter opened to 125,000 from the hijack, and called a three-bet jam to 420,000 from Ben Crichton on the button.

Ben Crichton: 6♠6♥
Joel Baxter: K♥10♥

It was off to the races, and Crichton was ahead the whole way, and rivered a full house, on the Q♣5♦4♦5♣6♦ runout.

Ben Crichton – 990,000
Joel Baxter – 3,300,000

Level 25:	30,000/60,000 (60,000)
Entries:	8/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Christopher Hendry jammed from early position for 740,000, and was looked up by Lewis Henderson in the cutoff.

Christopher Hendry: 10♣10♠
Lewis Henderson: A♠A♥

Hendry had run into the goods, and although the flop was sweaty to a certain extent for Henderson, he turned quads to leave Hendry dead on the A♣K♠Q♣A♦4♦ runout, and cement his chip lead.

Lewis Henderson – 5,175,000
Christopher Hendry – 0

Level 24:	25,000/50,000 (50,000)
Entries:	9/355
Prizes:	£157,975

With 250,000 in the middle on a flop of 10♣7♣6♣, Ben Crichton check-raised to 250,000 from the big blind, versus a bet of 50,000 from Joel Baxter in the cutoff.

Baxter called to see the 4♥ turn, where he called a bet of 400,000 from Crichton.

The 8♣ hit on the river, and Crichton check-called a bet of 450,000 from Baxter.

Crichton mucked when Baxter tabled A♣J♠ for the ace-high flush.

Joel Baxter – 3,300,000
Ben Crichton – 825,000

Level 24:	25,000/50,000 (50,000)
Entries:	9/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Lewis Henderson opened to 100,000 from middle position, and was met with a three-bet to 350,000 from Jeff Cannon in the cutoff.

The K♣6♣3♠ flop was checked to the 9♥ turn, where Henderson led out with a bet of 225,000, and folded to a jam of around 650,000 from Cannon.

Jeff Cannon – 1,805,000
Lewis Henderson – 4,020,000

Level 24:	25,000/50,000 (50,000)
Entries:	9/355
Prizes:	£157,975

The seating draw for the final table is below:-

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Blinds
9	1	Lewis Henderson	United Kingdom	4,575,000	91
9	2	Gary Swan	United Kingdom	1,570,000	31
9	3	Jeff Cannon	United Kingdom	945,000	19
9	4	Abdul Mukit	United Kingdom	1,730,000	35
9	5	Nicholas Scott	United Kingdom	1,290,000	26
9	6	Joel Baxter	United Kingdom	1,930,000	39
9	7	Robbie Bull	United Kingdom	2,800,000	56
9	8	Christopher Hendry	United Kingdom	865,000	17
9	9	Ben Crichton	United Kingdom	2,045,000	41

Level 24:	25,000/50,000 (50,000)
Entries:	9/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Lewis Henderson opened to 100,000 from the button, and was faced with a three-bet to 350,000 from Adam Green in the small blind.

Henderson called to see the K♥9♣6♥ flop, where Green continued with a bet of 200,000, which failed to shake off Henderson.

The 4♥ hit on the turn, and Green checked. Henderson jammed with the covering stack, and Green called after an age in the tank, during which he secured a payjump.

Adam Green: Q♣Q♥
Lewis Henderson: K♦J♣

Henderson had outflopped Green, and the 5♠ river was a brick.

Lewis Henderson – 4,575,000
Adam Green – 0

Level 24:	25,000/50,000 (50,000)
Entries:	10/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Abdul Mukit jammed from the small blind, and David Carson called off for his roughly 750,000 stack in the big blind.

David Carson: A♠K♦
Abdul Mukit: J♣10♦

Carson had woken up with a premium, and looked to be heading for a double-up after the 9♠3♦3♣ flop and 8♥ turn, although the same brought Mukit a wrap draw.

However the J♦ hit on the river, sending Carson to the rail.

Abdul Mukit – 1,730,000
David Carson – 0

Level 24:	25,000/50,000 (50,000)
Entries:	11/355
Prizes:	£157,975

John Woods jammed from the small blind for 750,000 and was snapped by Joel Baxter in the big blind.

John Woods: 10♦2♠
Joel Baxter: A♥K♥

Woods was live, and found a deuce on the 5♦5♣2♥, much to Baxter’s disgust.

However, Baxter went runner-runner on the 3♣4♦ turn and river to make the wheel straight, and celebrated with gusto.

Joel Baxter – 2,100,000
John Woods – 0

Level 24:	25,000/50,000 (50,000)
Entries:	12/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Gary Swan opened to 100,000, and called a three-bet to 300,000 from Lewis Henderson.

On the A♣7♣7♠ flop, Swan led out with a bet of 250,000, and Henderson folded.

Woods and Mukit have both now taken their seats.

Gary Swan – 2,025,000
Lewis Henderson – 3,575,000

Level 24:	25,000/50,000 (50,000)
Entries:	12/355
Prizes:	£157,975

A cagey start to proceedings, with no significant action in the first six hands at either table.

John Woods and Abdul Mukit have failed to appear at Table 9 thus far, leading to a slightly strange table dynamic for the players at that table. Hopefully it is simply traffic issues!

Level 24:	25,000/50,000 (50,000)
Entries:	12/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Play is underway in the final day of the £500 Main Event, stay tuned to poker.pro for your coverage of all the action!

Level 24:	25,000/50,000 (50,000)
Entries:	12/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Lewis Henderson is a perennial side event winner on the PartyPoker Tour, having picked up no fewer than six trophies since its inception in 2025.

However, Mini Main Event and Main Event silverware has eluded him, and Henderson returns to the Alea Casino at 3 p.m. on August 9 at the head of a field of 12 players in the record-breaking Glasgow Main Event, hoping to finally land the marquee trophy.

Henderson (3,890,000) holds a reasonable lead over Robbie Bull (2,800,000), while there is a further gap to Ben Crichton (1,840,000) in third.

Plenty of other quality players remain in the mix for the £28,500 first-place prize, including Joel Baxter (1,120,000) and Abdul Mukit (1,150,000), who final tabled the Mini Main.

£500 Main Event Start of Day 3 Counts

The full counts of the 12 players are set out below:-

Position	Player	Country	Chip Count	Blinds
1	Lewis Henderson	United Kingdom	3,890,000	78
2	Robert Bull	United Kingdom	2,800,000	56
3	Ben Crichton	United Kingdom	1,840,000	37
4	Gary Swan	United Kingdom	1,320,000	26
5	Nicholas Scott	United Kingdom	1,300,000	26
6	John Woods	United Kingdom	1,170,000	23
7	Jeff Cannon	United Kingdom	1,170,000	23
8	Abdul Mukit	United Kingdom	1,150,000	23
9	Joel Baxter	United Kingdom	1,120,000	22
10	Christopher Hendry	United Kingdom	815,000	16
11	Adam Green	Ireland	685,000	14
12	David Carson	United Kingdom	445,000	9

£500 Main Event Final Day Seating Plan

The players will return to the same seats they finished play in at the end of Day 2, with the table plan set out below:-

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Blinds
9	1	Empty
9	2	David Carson	United Kingdom	445,000	9
9	3	Christopher Hendry	United Kingdom	815,000	16
9	4	Empty
9	5	Ben Crichton	United Kingdom	1,845,000	37
9	6	Empty
9	7	Joel Baxter	United Kingdom	1,130,000	23
9	8	Abdul Mukit	United Kingdom	1,160,000	23
13	1	Adam Green	Ireland	685,000	14
13	2	Jeff Cannon	United Kingdom	1,170,000	23
13	3	Nicholas Scott	United Kingdom	1,300,000	26
13	4	John Woods	United Kingdom	1,175,000	24
13	5	Robert Bull	United Kingdom	2,800,000	56
13	6	Gary Swan	United Kingdom	1,320,000	26
13	7	Empty
13	8	Lewis Henderson	United Kingdom	3,890,000	78

Play will restart with the clock set to 45-minute blinds, and 20 hands per level will be played once the final table is reached.

£500 Main Event Remaining Payouts

The 355-runner field created a £157,975 prize pool, with the remaining payouts up for grabs on the final day as follows:-

Place	Prize
1	£28,500
2	£18,750
3	£13,500
4	£10,450
5	£8,150
6	£6,250
7	£4,750
8	£3,750
9	£2,950
10	£2,450
11	£2,450
12	£2,050

£500 Main Event Results

The results of the event thus far are detailed below:-

Place	Player	Country	Prize
13	Bernard McGinlay	United Kingdom	£2,050
14	Michael Ashton	United Kingdom	£1,775
15	Daniel Gormley	United Kingdom	£1,775
16	Niall Farrell	United Kingdom	£1,550
17	Mark Swift	United Kingdom	£1,550
18	Joey Ibanez	United Kingdom	£1,550
19	Ross Waite	United Kingdom	£1,550
20	Kyle Swan	United Kingdom	£1,550
21	Daniel Garcia	Spain	£1,375
22	Michael Kane	United Kingdom	£1,375
23	Darren Harbinson	United Kingdom	£1,375
24	Evan Docherty	United Kingdom	£1,375
25	Chris Jennings	United Kingdom	£1,375
26	David Gallagher	United Kingdom	£1,375
27	Jamie Geraghty	United Kingdom	£1,375
28	Matthew Wharrie	United Kingdom	£1,225
29	Ramlal Basdeo	United Kingdom	£1,225
30	Edoardo Mancinelli	Italy	£1,225
31	Barrie Greenan	United Kingdom	£1,225
32	Felice Minervini	Italy	£1,225
33	Rebecca Hardisty	United Kingdom	£1,225
34	Laurynas Jakutis	Lithuania	£1,225
35	Allan Nesbitt	United Kingdom	£1,225
36	Brian Etheridge	United States	£1,100
37	Nadeem Abbas	United Kingdom	£1,100
38	Ross Whitlaw	United Kingdom	£1,100
39	Martin Byrne	United Kingdom	£1,100
40	David Dyson	United Kingdom	£1,100
41	Chris Farragher	United Kingdom	£1,100
42	Paul Lennon	United Kingdom	£1,100
43	Michael McGee	United Kingdom	£1,100
44	Andrew Hawksby	United Kingdom	£1,100
45	Cameron Williamson	United Kingdom	£1,100
46	Stuart McNally	United Kingdom	£1,000
47	Laurence O’Kane	United Kingdom	£1,000
48	Derek Morton	United Kingdom	£1,000
49	James McAulay	United Kingdom	£1,000
50	Craig Claw	United Kingdom	£1,000
51	Mark Johnston	United Kingdom	£1,000
52	Dylan Thomsen	United Kingdom	£1,000
53	John Kelly	United Kingdom	£1,000
54	John Clements	United Kingdom	£1,000
55	George Wilson	United Kingdom	£1,000

poker.pro will be on the floor from 3 p.m., bringing you full coverage of what is sure to be a thrilling finale to the PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Main Event, so stay tuned!

The penultimate day of the 2026 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow was action-packed, as the £500 Main Event was reduced to its final 12 competitors, two starting flights of the PLO Masters were completed, and Kieran Fleming and Alex Gleeson lifted side event trophies.

Lewis Henderson Leads Final Twelve in £500 Main Event

A total of 93 players qualified for Day 2 from 355 entries, with a record-breaking prize pool of £157,975 creating a £28,500 first-place prize.

PartyPoker Tour ambassador Daniel Garcia led the way at the start of play, ahead of David Gallagher and Nicholas Scott, with 55 places to be paid, and a minimum cash worth £1,000.

The knockouts came at a frantic pace from the outset. Henderson got off to a hot start when he won the classic race to bust Dean Lyall, while players such as Dara O’Kearney and Richard Kellett suffered early exits, Kellett when he ran ace-king into a duo of pocket queens.

The bubble came in the second session, and James Rooney was the unfortunate player to leave empty handed, when he was forced all-in from the big blind and missed the runout. Mark Johnston, Andrew Hawksby and Paul Lennon were among those who bowed out with a minimum cash, while PartyPoker Tour ambassador Rebecca Hardisty departed in heartbreaking fashion to Gallagher.

Daniel Gormley vaulted into the chip lead when he pulled a big blind special to secure a double knockout, before Robbie Bull went runner-runner to survive. Bull would take full advantage of his good fortune, ending the day second in chips.

Evan Docherty was the first player to depart when the field was reduced to three tables, in a brutal aces versus kings cooler against Abdul Mukit. Henderson busted Darren Harbinson to move up the standings, and Gormley ended Garcia’s run in 21st.

Henderson moved above two million when he came off best in a battle of the blinds with Ross Waite, and Gormley joined him when he cracked Joey Ibanez.

Gormley then ran the second nuts into the nuts against Bull, and PartyPoker Tour ambassador Niall Farrell’s tilt at the title ended in 16th. Henderson took a big pot against Bull, who once again proved to be Gormley’s nemesis when he turned a wheel straight to leave Gormley with crumbs, who would exit soon after.

Joel Baxter secured a crucial late double, before Bernard McGinlay was the last player eliminated, losing a flip to Mukit.

The players will return at 3 p.m. on August 9 for the final showdown, with a £2,050 payday guaranteed, and poker.pro will have full coverage of the finale.

End of Day 2 Chip Counts

Position	Player	Country	Chips	Blinds
1	Lewis Henderson	United Kingdom	3,890,000	97
2	Robbie Bull	United Kingdom	2,800,000	70
3	Ben Crichton	United Kingdom	1,840,000	46
4	Gary Swan	United Kingdom	1,320,000	33
5	Nicholas Scott	United Kingdom	1,300,000	33
6	John Woods	United Kingdom	1,170,000	29
7	Jeff Cannon	United Kingdom	1,170,000	29
8	Abdul Mukit	United Kingdom	1,150,000	29
9	Joel Baxter	United Kingdom	1,120,000	28
10	Christopher Hendry	United Kingdom	815,000	20
11	Adam Green	Ireland	685,000	17
12	David Carson	United Kingdom	445,000	11

£250 PLO Masters Main Event Days 1b-1c

Two starting flights of the PLO Masters were completed, with Callum Wallace (514,000) leading 6 qualifiers from 38 entries in Day 1b, and James Gibbons (584,000) topping six qualifiers from 40 entries in Day 1c, while Oliver Hutchins (481,000) is hunting another PartyPoker Tour trophy.

Those tallies brought the final figures to 19 qualifiers from Day 2 from 125 entries, creating a £26,875 prize pool, with the start of Day 2 chip counts below:-

Position	Player	Country	Chip Count
1	Gary Stokes	United Kingdom	767,000
2	James Gibbons	United Kingdom	584,000
3	James McLean	United Kingdom	541,000
4	Callum Wallace	United Kingdom	514,000
5	Oliver Hutchins	United Kingdom	481,000
6	Paul Leckey	United Kingdom	431,000
7	Kyle Scott	United Kingdom	392,000
8	David Jackson	United Kingdom	391,000
9	Jamie Geraghty	United Kingdom	344,000
10	Alan Gold	United Kingdom	307,000
11	Alexander Gordon	United Kingdom	287,000
12	Martin Byrne	United Kingdom	220,000
13	Sharaz Moad	United Kingdom	210,000
14	Richard Kellett	United Kingdom	206,000
15	Jeffrey Barron	United Kingdom	167,000
16	Craig Conway	United Kingdom	166,000
17	Mark Hopton	United Kingdom	105,000
18	Chris Clark	United Kingdom	85,000
19	Jamie MacLachlan	United Kingdom	44,000

Day 2 kicks off at 3 p.m, with all players in the money.

Alex Gleeson Wins £200 Faded Spade NLH (£2,850)

A total of 50 entries created a £8,500 prize pool, which was split between the top eight finishers.

Alex Gleeson emerged with the trophy and a £2,850 payday, after defeating Craig Craw heads-up, with PartyPoker Tour ambassador Natalie Bromley among the cashers.

The full results for the event are below:-

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Alex Gleeson	Ireland	£2,850
2	Craig Craw	United Kingdom	£2,000
3	Grant Cook	United Kingdom	£1,040
4	Paul Connolly	United Kingdom	£740
5	Sharaz Moad	United Kingdom	£570
6	Natalie Bromley	United Kingdom	£470
7	Michael Breen	United Kingdom	£430
8	Anyalak Khetcharoen	Thailand	£400

Kieran Fleming Wins £60 Saturday Party Madness NLH Red River Bounty (£480)

A total of 54 entries created a £1,350 prize pool, and Kieran Fleming lifted the trophy and banked £480 after overcoming Jonathan Rees heads-up.

The full results for the event are below:-

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Kieran Fleming	United Kingdom	£480
2	Jonathan Rees	United Kingdom	£280
3	Samuel Elson	United Kingdom	£170
4	Glen Jones	United Kingdom	£120
5	Killian O’Brien	Ireland	£90
6	Natalie Bromley	United Kingdom	£80
7	Mark Johnston	United Kingdom	£70
8	Rebecca Hardisty	United Kingdom	£60

2026 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow – Schedule, Sunday, August 9

The final day of the festival is rammed with side events, with the £250 Mystery Bounty, £1,000 NLH High Roller 7-Max, £150 NLH Last Chance and £60 PLO Masters Sunday Party Madness 4/5/6 Double Board offering plenty of chances for players to finish the event with a bang.

The full schedule is listed below

Date	Time	Event
August 9	13:00	Event #14: £250 Mystery Bounty	
	14:00	£115 Target Stack Satellite to £1,000 High Roller 7-Max (Two Seats Guaranteed)	
	15:00	Event #9: £250 PLO Masters Main Event Day 2 (Final Day)	
	15:00	Event #6: £500 Main Event Day 3 (Final Day)	£100,000
	16:00	Event #15: £1,000 High Roller 7-Max	
	17:00	Event #16: £150 NLH Last Chance	
	20:00	Event #17: £60 PLO Masters Sunday Party Madness 4/5/6 Double Board

poker.pro‘s coverage will focus on the final day of the Main Event, so stay tuned as we see who can lift the PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Main Event trophy.

Level 23:	20,000/40,000 (40,000)
Entries:	12/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Play has now concluded in Day 2, with 12 players booking their spots for the final day, scheduled for 3 p.m. on August 9.

The players have guaranteed a £2,050 payday, but will surely have their sights firmly set on the chunky £28,500 first-place prize.

Lewis Henderson (3,890,000) holds a significant lead over Robbie Bull (2,800,000) and Ben Crichton (1,845,000), while Adam Green (685,000) and David Carson (445,000) bring up the rear.

£500 Main Event End of Day 2 Chip Counts

The full counts are as follows:-

Position	Player	Country	Chips	Blinds
1	Lewis Henderson	United Kingdom	3,890,000	97
2	Robbie Bull	United Kingdom	2,800,000	70
3	Ben Crichton	United Kingdom	1,840,000	46
4	Gary Swan	United Kingdom	1,320,000	33
5	Nicholas Scott	United Kingdom	1,300,000	33
6	John Woods	United Kingdom	1,170,000	29
7	Jeff Cannon	United Kingdom	1,170,000	29
8	Abdul Mukit	United Kingdom	1,150,000	29
9	Joel Baxter	United Kingdom	1,120,000	28
10	Christopher Hendry	United Kingdom	815,000	20
11	Adam Green	Ireland	685,000	17
12	David Carson	United Kingdom	445,000	11

£500 Main Event Remaining Payouts

The remaining payouts up for grabs on the final day are as follows:-

Place	Prize
1	£28,500
2	£18,750
3	£13,500
4	£10,450
5	£8,150
6	£6,250
7	£4,750
8	£3,750
9	£2,950
10	£2,450
11	£2,450
12	£2,050

£500 Main Event Results

The results of the event thus far are detailed below:-

Place	Player	Country	Prize
13	Bernard McGinlay	United Kingdom	£2,050
14	Michael Ashton	United Kingdom	£1,775
15	Daniel Gormley	United Kingdom	£1,775
16	Niall Farrell	United Kingdom	£1,550
17	Mark Swift	United Kingdom	£1,550
18	Joey Ibanez	United Kingdom	£1,550
19	Ross Waite	United Kingdom	£1,550
20	Kyle Swan	United Kingdom	£1,550
21	Daniel Garcia	Spain	£1,375
22	Michael Kane	United Kingdom	£1,375
23	Darren Harbinson	United Kingdom	£1,375
24	Evan Docherty	United Kingdom	£1,375
25	Chris Jennings	United Kingdom	£1,375
26	David Gallagher	United Kingdom	£1,375
27	Jamie Geraghty	United Kingdom	£1,375
28	Matthew Wharrie	United Kingdom	£1,225
29	Ramlal Basdeo	United Kingdom	£1,225
30	Edoardo Mancinelli	Italy	£1,225
31	Barrie Greenan	United Kingdom	£1,225
32	Felice Minervini	Italy	£1,225
33	Rebecca Hardisty	United Kingdom	£1,225
34	Laurynas Jakutis	Lithuania	£1,225
35	Allan Nesbitt	United Kingdom	£1,225
36	Brian Etheridge	United States	£1,100
37	Nadeem Abbas	United Kingdom	£1,100
38	Ross Whitlaw	United Kingdom	£1,100
39	Martin Byrne	United Kingdom	£1,100
40	David Dyson	United Kingdom	£1,100
41	Chris Farragher	United Kingdom	£1,100
42	Paul Lennon	United Kingdom	£1,100
43	Michael McGee	United Kingdom	£1,100
44	Andrew Hawksby	United Kingdom	£1,100
45	Cameron Williamson	United Kingdom	£1,100
46	Stuart McNally	United Kingdom	£1,000
47	Laurence O’Kane	United Kingdom	£1,000
48	Derek Morton	United Kingdom	£1,000
49	James McAulay	United Kingdom	£1,000
50	Craig Claw	United Kingdom	£1,000
51	Mark Johnston	United Kingdom	£1,000
52	Dylan Thomsen	United Kingdom	£1,000
53	John Kelly	United Kingdom	£1,000
54	John Clements	United Kingdom	£1,000
55	George Wilson	United Kingdom	£1,000

A full recap of the action in Day 2 will follow tomorrow, while our coverage of the final day will kick off at 3 p.m., so stay tuned to poker.pro for what is sure to be a thrilling finale to the 2026 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Main Event.

Level 23:	20,000/40,000 (40,000)
Entries:	12/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Bernard McGinlay was all-in for 550,000, and at risk against Abdul Mukit.

Bernard McGinlay: A♣K♣
Abdul Mukit: 5♣5♦

It was a flip, but McGinlay missed the 10♠7♠2♠8♠10♣ runout.

Abdul Mukit – 1,200,000
Bernard McGinlay – 0

Level 23:	20,000/40,000 (40,000)
Entries:	13/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Christopher Hendry jammed from the small blind, and Joel Baxter called off for his 550,000 stack in the big blind.

Joel Baxter: 8♦8♥
Christopher Hendry: A♣K♦

It was a fair fight, and Baxter’s snowmen were not melted by the Q♣4♠2♥J♣4♦ runout.

Joel Baxter – 1,130,000
Christopher Hendry – 850,000

Level 23:	20,000/40,000 (40,000)
Entries:	14/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Michael Ashton was all-in for 400,000 and at risk against Ben Crichton.

Michael Ashton: A♠10♦
Ben Crichton: K♣Q♦

Ashton was ahead, but Crichton found a pair on the Q♣J♣6♣J♠7♥ runout.

Ben Crichton – 1,850,000
Michael Ashton – 0

Level 23:	20,000/40,000 (40,000)
Entries:	14/355
Prizes:	£157,975

On a completed board of 9♦5♠3♣4♠K♣, with 400,000 in the middle, Robbie Bull checked from the big blind to Gary Swan under the gun, who slid out a bet of 125,000.

Daniel Gormley called on the button, before Bull check-raised to 800,000.

Swan folded after a spell in the tank, and after an even bigger stint of thought, Gormley called.

Bull tabled A♣2♣ for the wheel straight, and Gormley showed 10♠9♠, leaving Gormley with crumbs.

Shortly after, Gormley was all-in from under the gun for 30,000, and received calls from Adam Green and Jeff Cannon in the blinds.

The active players checked down the K♠9♣7♦8♥9♦ runout to the river, where Cannon folded to a bet of 40,000 from Green.

Green tabled 10♥9♥ for trip nines, and that was good versus Gormley’s Q♥Q♠.

Robbie Bull – 3,550,000
Daniel Gormley – 50,000

Level 23:	20,000/40,000 (40,000)
Entries:	15/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Robbie Bull opened to 80,000 from the button, and Lewis Henderson defended the big blind.

On the Q♣8♥5♣ flop, Henderson check-called a bet of 40,000 from Bull.

On the 6♠ turn, Henderson check-raised to 650,000 versus a double-barrel of 225,000 from Bull.

Bull called after an age in the tank to see the 9♣ river, where Henderson jammed for 1,730,000.

Bull spent another eternity in the tank, before folding.

Lewis Henderson – 3,250,000
Robbie Bull – 3,050,000

Level 22:	15,000/30,000 (30,000)
Entries:	15/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Niall Farrell was all-in for around 365,000 and at risk against John Woods.

Niall Farrell: A♠K♣
John Woods: 7♣7♥

It was a fair fight, but despite flopping a flush draw, Farrell bricked the J♠6♠5♠2♥Q♦ runout.

John Woods – 1,075,000
Niall Farrell – 0

Level 22:	15,000/30,000 (30,000)
Entries:	16/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Jeff Cannon opened to 65,000, and called a three-bet jam of 545,000 from Mark Swift.

Mark Swift: A♠K♦
Jeff Cannon: K♠Q♠

Swift was ahead, but Cannon turned a straight on the 10♠9♦2♦J♣4♣ runout.

Jeff Cannon – 1,525,000
Mark Swift – 0

Level 22:	15,000/30,000 (30,000)
Entries:	17/355
Prizes:	£157,975

With 800,000 in the middle on a board of 8♠7♣5♠Q♠K♦, Robbie Bull jammed for 515,000 over a bet of 320,000 from Daniel Gormley, who made up the difference.

Bull tabled A♠9♠ for the nut flush, and Gormley had the second nuts with K♠2♠ in a pure cooler.

Robbie Bull – 1,350,000
Daniel Gormley – 950,000

Level 22:	15,000/30,000 (30,000)
Entries:	17/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Joey Ibanez was all-in from the small blind for 215,000 versus Daniel Gormley in the big blind.

Joey Ibanez: 8♣7♣
Daniel Gormley: A♥Q♠

Ibanez needed some assistance, but he bricked the 6♥3♦2♥9♥2♣ runout.

Daniel Gormley – 2,100,000
Joey Ibanez – 0

Level 21:	10,000/25,000 (25,000)
Entries:	18/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Ross Waite was all-in from the small blind for around 380,000, and at risk against Lewis Henderson in the big blind.

Ross Waite: K♣9♣
Lewis Henderson: J♣J♦

Waite needed help, but top pair was not enough across the 9♠5♠4♦3♦3♣ runout.

Lewis Henderson – 2,100,000
Ross Waite – 0

Level 21:	10,000/25,000 (25,000)
Entries:	19/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Kyle Swan jammed from the small blind for 245,000, and was looked up by John Woods in the big blind.

Kyle Swan: 6♥5♠
John Woods: Q♦8♥

Swan needed help, but Woods made two pair across the K♣8♣2♥Q♠J♥ runout.

John Woods – 640,000
Kyle Swan – 0

Level 21:	10,000/25,000 (25,000)
Entries:	20/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Daniel Garcia jammed from the cutoff for 255,000, and was looked up by Daniel Gormley in the big blind.

Daniel Garcia: A♦9♠
Daniel Gormley: J♥J♦

Garcia needed help, but he bricked the 10♦10♣10♥4♥K♥ runout.

Daniel Gormley – 2,250,000
Daniel Garcia – 0

Level 21:	10,000/25,000 (25,000)
Entries:	21/355
Prizes:	£157,975

David Carson opened to 50,000, and called a three-bet jam of 350,000 from Michael Kane.

Michael Kane: A♠J♣
David Carson: 8♠8♥

It was off to the races, and Kane missed the Q♠9♦2♠6♠5♥ runout.

David Carson – 1,000,000
Michael Kane – 0

Level 21:	10,000/25,000 (25,000)
Entries:	22/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Darren Harbinson was all-in for 55,000 and at risk against Lewis Henderson.

Darren Harbinson: K♠8♠
Lewis Henderson: K♥J♦

Harbinson was dominated, and was dead by the turn on the A♥Q♥9♦J♣4♠ runout.

Lewis Henderson – 1,765,000
Darren Harbinson – 0

Level 21:	10,000/25,000 (25,000)
Entries:	23/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Abdul Mukit opened to 50,000 from early position, and received a call from Ben Crichton in the small blind, before Evan Docherty three-bet jammed from the big blind for 265,000.

Mukit called, and Crichton folded.

Evan Docherty: K♦K♣
Abdult Mukit: A♠A♦

It was a brutal cooler, and there was no escape for Docherty on the 6♥5♦3♠A♥2♥ runout.

Abdul Mukit – 1,060,000
Evan Docherty – 0

Level 21:	10,000/25,000 (25,000)
Entries:	24/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Mark Swift opened to 50,000, and called a three-bet jam of 170,000 from Ross Waite.

Ross Waite: A♣J♦
Mark Swift: K♦Q♦

Waite was ahead, and although he fell behind on the turn, he binked the river on the 10♣9♠4♣K♣A♦ runout.

Ross Waite – 440,000
Mark Swift – 500,000

Level 20:	10,000/20,000 (20,000)
Entries:	24/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Daniel Gormley and Adam Green lead the way as the players head on their final break of the day, with the top counts as follows:-

Daniel Gormley – 1,680,000
Adam Green – 1,650,000
Nicholas Scott – 1,475,000
Lewis Henderson – 1,415,000
Gary Swan – 1,240,000

Level 20:	10,000/20,000 (20,000)
Entries:	24/355
Prizes:	£157,975

With 120,000 in the middle on a flop of Q♥9♥7♣, Jamie Geraghty was all-in for 110,000 and at risk against Mark Swift.

Jamie Geraghty: 8♦6♥
Mark Swift: 8♠8♥

Geraghty was on a wrap draw, but he bricked the Q♦K♣ runout.

Chris Jennings and David Gallagher also busted at other tables.

Mark Swift – 645,000
Jamie Geraghty – 0
Chris Jennings – 0
David Gallagher – 0

Level 20:	10,000/20,000 (20,000)
Entries:	28/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Robbie Bull was all-in for 165,000 and at risk against Michael Kane.

Robbie Bull: 8♦8♣
Michael Kane: A♠Q♦

It was a fair fight, but Kane hit the front on the A♣J♦7♠ flop.

The 9♦ turn gave Bulls out to the straight, and he drilled the 10♥ river.

Matthew Wharrie was seen heading to the payout desk at another table.

Robbie Bull – 380,000
Michael Kane – 415,000

Level 20:	10,000/20,000 (20,000)
Entries:	28/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Felice Minervini and Barrie Greenan were getting up out of their chairs, and their stacks were being passed to Daniel Gormley in the big blind.

Minervini held A♥8♥, Greenan A♠Q♣ and Gormley 7♦4♦, with the board reading Q♥7♥4♣2♠9♦.

Gormley had flopped two pair, and the chips presumably hitting the middle on the flop, versus Greenan’s top pair and Minervini’s flush draw.

Edoardo Mancinelli and Ramlal Basdeo also busted at other tables.

Daniel Gormley – 1,680,000
Felice Minervini – 0
Barrie Greenan – 0
Edoardo Mancinelli – 0
Ramlal Basdeo – 0

Level 19:	8,000/16,000 (16,000)
Entries:	32/355
Prizes:	£157,975

David Gallagher opened to 50,000, and called a three-bet jam of 250,000 from Rebecca Hardisty in the big blind.

Rebecca Hardisty: K♠Q♠
David Gallagher: 6♠5♣

Hardisty was ahead, and hit top pair on the K♥8♥3♦ flop.

However, the turn and river came 6♦6♥ to give Gallagher trips, sending the PartyPoker Tour ambassador to the rail in heartbreaking fashion.

David Gallagher – 890,000
Rebecca Hardisty – 0

Level 19:	8,000/16,000 (16,000)
Entries:	33/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Lewis Henderson is hunting his second trophy of the week after a win in the Sviten tournament, and here he defended the big blind versus a raise to 35,000 from Matthew Wharrie in the small blind,

Wharrie continued with a bet of 35,000 on the Q♣9♥7♣ flop, which failed to dispose of Henderson.

On the 5♦ turn, Wharrie check-folded versus a bet of 150,000 from Henderson.

Lewis Henderson – 1,110,000
Matthew Wharrie – 230,000

Level 19:	8,000/16,000 (16,000)
Entries:	33/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Brian Etheridge, Laurynas Jakutis, Allan Nesbitt and Nadeem Abbas have all been sent to the payout desk.

Level 19:	8,000/16,000 (16,000)
Entries:	33/355
Prizes:	£157,975

David Gallagher opened to 35,000 from the cutoff, and was met with a three-bet to 135,000 from Michael Kane, who left himself 50,000 behind.

Gallagher four-bet jammed, and Kane called off.

Michael Kane: A♦4♦
David Gallagher: J♣9♠

Kane was ahead, and remained so across the 8♣6♣2♥K♠8♥ runout.

Michael Kane – 410,000
David Gallagher – 535,000

Level 18:	6,000/12,000 (12,000)
Entries:	36/355
Prizes:	£157,975

In a battle of two big stacks, Gary Swan opened to 24,000 from the cutoff, and was met with a three-bet to 70,000 from Joel Baxter on the button.

Swan thought for a brief period, before four-betting to 150,000. Baxter called, and the flop rolled off J♠7♠5♣, where Baxter called a continuation bet of 80,000 from Swan.

That was the end of the action, as the 9♥ turn and Q♥ river were checked through.

Swan tabled K♣K♦, and Baxter nodded and mucked, sending Swan over the one million mark.

Gary Swan – 1,295,000
Joel Baxter – 790,000

Level 18:	6,000/12,000 (12,000)
Entries:	37/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Paul Lennon, Ross Whitlaw, Martin Byrne, David Dyson and Chris Farragher have all met their maker in the £500 Main Event, with the field now reduced to 37 players.

See the ‘Results’ Tab above for the full list of eliminations thus far.

Level 18:	6,000/12,000 (12,000)
Entries:	39/355
Prizes:	£157,975

With 240,000 in the middle on a board of K♣7♠5♥9♦8♠, Joel Baxter went for a blocker-sized bet of 40,000, which vexed John Woods.

Woods spent a good 90 seconds in the tank, before folding.

Baxter moves over a million in chips.

Joel Baxter – 1,080,000
John Woods – 610,000

Level 18:	6,000/12,000 (12,000)
Entries:	40/355
Prizes:	£157,975

With 68,000 in the middle on a flop of A♦10♦10♣, Allan Nesbitt and Niall Farrell knuckled their options to see the 4♣ turn, where Nesbitt led out with a bet of 35,000.

Farrell called to see the K♠ river, where Nesbitt check-folded versus a bet of 65,000 from Farrell.

Niall Farrell – 565,000
Allan Nesbitt – 410,000

Level 16:	4,000/8,000 (8,000)
Entries:	42/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Nicholas Scott sits atop the standings at the second break, with Daniel Garcia and Edoardo Mancinelli in hot pursuit, with the top counts as follows:-

Nicholas Scott – 950,000
Daniel Garcia – 855,000
Edoardo Mancinelli – 772,000
Joel Baxter – 750,000
Lewis Henderson – 700,000
Niall Farrell – 630,000
Allan Nesbitt – 595,000

Andrew Hawksby, Michael McGee and Cameron Williamson have all seen their runs come to an end.

Level 17:	5,000/10,000 (10,000)
Entries:	48/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Mark Johnston, George Wilson, John Clements, John Kelly, Dylan Thomson, Craig Claw and James McAulay have all exited with a minimum cash.

Level 16:	4,000/8,000 (8,000)
Entries:	52/355
Prizes:	£157,975

On the bubble, Derek Morton was all-in from the button for 151,000 and at risk against Martin Byrne in the big blind.

Derek Morton: A♣A♠
Martin Byrne: K♦5♠

Morton had the goods, and there was no sweat on the 10♣6♦3♥8♣3♣ runout.

In the next hand, James Rooney’s final 3,000 was forced into the middle from the big blind. Nadeem Abbas limped from middle position, and Stuart McNally followed suit in the small blind.

On the K♣8♦2♣ flop, McNally check-folded versus a bet of 20,000 from Abbas.

James Rooney: J♥4♣
Nadeem Abbas: A♣K♥

Rooney needed a miracle, and it did not arrive on the 2♠2♥ runout.

At the same time, at another table, with 43,000 in the middle on a board of K♥3♥8♦3♠9♥, Ramlal Basdeo was all-in for 50,000, and at risk against Kyle Swan.

Swan had A♥5♥ for the nut flush, but Basdeo had better with 8♥8♣ for the full house.

As such, Rooney was the unfortunate bubble boy in the £500 Main Event.

Derek Morton – 322,000
Martin Byrne – 316,000
Nadeem Abbas – 185,000
Ramlal Basdeo – 163,000
Kyle Swan – 126,000
James Rooney – 0

Level 15:	3,000/6,000 (6,000)
Entries:	57/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Bernard McGinlay opened to 12,000 from middle position, and called a three-bet jam to 57,000 from Abdul Mukit in the small blind.

Abdul Mukit: A♥Q♦
Bernard McGinlay: A♠J♦

Mukit had McGinlay pipped, and his better kicker played on the 8♥5♥3♣3♥4♣ runout.

Shortly after, with 60,000 in the middle on a board of K♦J♠9♠, Johnny Kelly slid out a bet of 25,000, and was met with a jam from Mukit for 140,000. Allan Nesbitt called, and Kelly folded.

Abdul Mukit: 9♦9♣
Allan Nesbitt: K♠10♠

It was a set versus top pair and a gutshot, and although the 10♥ turn brought Nesbitt additional outs, the 7♦ river was a brick.

Ka Pun, John Burke and Alex Gleeson busted at other tables to bring the bubble ever closer.

Abdul Mukit – 300,000
Allan Nesbitt – 490,000

Level 15:	3,000/6,000 (6,000)
Entries:	60/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Jamie Geraghty opened to 16,000 from the button, and John Clements defended the big blind.

On the J♦8♥5♠ flop, Clements check-called versus a bet of 15,000 from Geraghty.

The same pattern followed on the 4♣ turn, this time in respect of a bet of 40,000 from Geraghty.

The K♠ river was checked through, and Clements mucked with frustration when Geraghty tabled K♥3♥.

“Lucky river”, lamented Clements. “Lucky river indeed”, said Geraghty as he raked in the pot.

2025 Manchester Main Event winner Deniz Orhan has fallen, along with Robert Robb and David Fleming to bring the bubble ever closer, with 55 places set to secure a £1,000 minimum cash.

Jamie Geraghty – 340,000
John Clements – 140,000

Level 15:	3,000/6,000 (6,000)
Entries:	64/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Lisa Ferris was getting up out of her chair, and her 85,000 stack was being passed to Mark Swift, after her 6♠6♦ ran into Swift’s J♣J♥, with the board reading Q♠10♥8♣5♠2♥.

Mark Swift – 210,000
Lisa Ferris – 0

Level 15:	3,000/6,000 (6,000)
Entries:	64/355
Prizes:	£157,975

None of Daniyaal Hussain, Patrick Murphy, Killian O’Brien, Nicholas Swann and Kyle Scott will be getting their hands on the Main Event trophy in Glasgow.

Level 14:	2,000/5,000 (5,000)
Entries:	68/355
Prizes:	£157,975

The following players are sitting pretty at the top of the standings as the first break approaches:-

David Gallagher – 690,000
Nicholas Scott – 640,000
Gary Swan – 635,000
Laurynas Jakutis – 530,000
Chris Jennings – 467,000
Joel Baxter – 462,000
Lewis Henderson – 460,000
Edoardo Mancinelli – 450,000
John Woods – 430,000

Level 14:	2,000/5,000 (5,000)
Entries:	70/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Dara O’Kearney, Craig Conway, James O’Brien, Martin Byrne, Kieran Fleming, Pamela Cairney, David Jackson, Steven Sharpe, Kieran McLean, Gaoyang Yang and Sam Acheampong have all hit the wall in Day 2 before the money.

Level 14:	2,000/5,000 (5,000)
Entries:	70/355
Prizes:	£157,975

David Gallagher opened to 11,000, and called a three-bet jam of 34,000 from Nawaz Shahid.

Nawaz Shahid: J♦J♥
David Gallagher: A♦K♦

It was a fair fight, but Shahid fell behind after the K♥8♣7♦ flop, and there was no two-outer on the Q♦ turn or 8♠ river.

David Gallagher – 660,000
Nawaz Shahid – 0

Level 13:	2,000/4,000 (4,000)
Entries:	70/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Matthew Harniman opened to 8,000 from early position, and was met with a three-bet to 27,000 from Joey Ibanez in the cutoff.

Harniman called to see the A♣9♥6♣ flop, where he check-called in the face of a bet of 18,000 from Ibanez.

The 4♣ hit on the turn, and Harniman changed approach, leading out with a bet of 36,000.

Ibanez called after some thought, and the 5♦ rolled off on the river. Harniman jammed for around 105,000, and looked dismayed when Ibanez snap-called.

Harniman tabled 8♣8♠, and Ibanez had the flush with K♣10♣.

Joey Ibanez – 365,000
Matthew Harniman – 0

Level 13:	2,000/4,000 (4,000)
Entries:	87/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Dylan Thomson opened to 8,000 under the gun, and received calls from Robert Robb in the next seat, and John Burke and Robbie Bull in the blinds.

Action was checked to Robb on the 6♦5♣4♠ flop, who fired out a bet of 8,000.

Only Bull folded, and the 4♦ hit on the turn. Action was again checked to Robb, who double-barreled with a bet of 17,000, leading to a call from Burke and fold from Thomson.

The 6♥ river completed the board, and Burke checked once more. Robb emptied the clip with an all-in bet of 170,000, and Burke was sent into the tank.

After about two minutes of thought, looking pained with around 151,000 behind, Burke folded. Robb proudly windmilled K♣Q♥ into the middle, and raked in a big pot.

Robert Robb – 240,000
John Burke – 151,000

Level 13:	2,000/4,000 (4,000)
Entries:	81/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Johnny Kelly recounted a crazy hand from Table 1 which led to the exit of Richard Kellett.

Kelly opened under the gun with queens, and was met with a three-bet to 30,000 from Lewis Henderson. Kellett four-bet jammed for 75,000 with ace-king, before Bernard McGinlay cold five-bet jammed for around 230,000 from the big blind.

Kelly called, but Henderson got out of the way.

McGinlay also had pocket queens, and Kellett missed the runout, leading to his departure.

Johnny Kelly – 285,000
Bernard McGinley – 286,000
Richard Kellett – 0

The £200 Faded Spade tournament kicks off at 5 p.m., with players sitting down to a 25,000 starting stack, and the clock set to 20-minute levels.

Late registration remains open until the start of Level 9.

Level 12:	1,500/3,000 (3,000)
Entries:	87/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Sam Wardlaw, Lewis Thomasson, Craig Smith and Alan Chrzaszcz have all suffered early exits in Day 2 of the Main Event.

Level 12:	1,500/3,000 (3,000)
Entries:	91/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Martin Byrne opened to 6,000 from middle position, and was met with a three-bet to 18,000 from Andrew Hawksby on the button.

Byrne called to see the J♦6♠5♠ flop, where he check-called in the face of a continuation bet of 15,000 from Hawksby.

The 8♣ turn was checked to the A♣ river, where Byrne led out with a bet of 18,000, leading to a fold from Hawksby.

Martin Byrne – 220,000
Andrew Hawksby – 103,000

Level 5:	300/600 (600)
Entries:	20/26
Prizes:	£15,695

Day 1b of the PLO Masters Main Event is underway, with 26 entries obtained thus far. Late registration remains open until the start of Level 10, with 30-minute levels in play.

Turbo flight Day 1c gets underway at 8 p.m.., featuring 20-minute levels, while Day 2 is scheduled for 3 p.m. on August 9.

Level 12:	1,500/3,000 (3,000)
Entries:	91/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Dean Lyall opened to 6,000 from early position, and was met with a three-bet to 20,000 from poker.pro Sviten Special winner Lewis Henderson.

Lyall took a brief period of time for thought, before he four-bet jammed for his total stack of around 130,000. Henderson snap-called.

Dean Lyall: A♠K♣
Lewis Henderson: Q♣Q♥

It was the classic race, and Henderson flopped top set, and left Lyall dead on the turn, on the Q♠7♥6♠4♣9♣ runout.

Callum Williams also busted at another table.

Lewis Henderson – 342,000
Dean Lyall – 0
Callum Wallace – 0

Level 12:	1,500/3,000 (3,000)
Entries:	93/355
Prizes:	£157,975

David Carson opened to 6,000 from middle position, and Darren Harbinson defended the big blind.

On the 5♥4♣3♥ flop, Harbinson check-called in the face of a bet of 8,000 from Carson.

The 5♣ turn was checked to the 7♦ river, where Harbinson led out with a bet of 15,000.

Carson quickly called. Harbinson confidently tabled 8♥5♦ for trip fives, but Carson had got there on the river with a one-card straight with 6♣6♥.

David Carson – 220,000
Darren Harbinson – 218,000

Level 12:	1,500/3,000 (3,000)
Entries:	93/355
Prizes:	£157,975

Play is underway in Day 2 of the Main Event, stay tuned to poker.pro for your coverage of all of the action, as we see how can put themselves in prime position to take the £28,500 first-place prize.

Level 12:	1,500/3,000 (3,000)
Entries:	93/355
Prizes:	£157,975

The payouts have been confirmed for the £500 Main Event, with the £157,975 prize pool to be split between the top 55 finishers.

The champion will take home £28,500, while a minimum cash is worth £1,000, and a place at the final table will result in a £2,950 payday.

The full payouts are below:-

Place	Payout
1	£28,500
2	£18,750
3	£13,500
4	£10,450
5	£8,150
6	£6,250
7	£4,750
8	£3,750
9	£2,950
10-11	£2,450
12-13	£2,050
14-15	£1,775
16-20	£1,550
21-27	£1,375
28-35	£1,225
36-47	£1,100
48-55	£1,000

Level 12:	1,500/3,000 (3,000)
Entries:	93/355
Prizes:	£157,975

A total of 93 players have qualified for Day 2 of the £500 Main Event, with PartyPoker Tour ambassador Daniel Garcia (490,000) leading the way from David Gallagher (461,000) and Nicholas Scott (435,000).

£500 Main Event Start of Day 2 Top Ten Counts

The top ten counts at the start of play in Day 2 are as follows:-

Position	Player	Country	Chip Count	Blinds
1	Daniel Garcia	Spain	490,000	163
2	David Gallagher	United Kingdom	461,000	154
3	Nicholas Scott	United Kingdom	435,000	145
4	Joel Baxter	United Kingdom	400,000	133
5	Adam Green	Ireland	390,000	130
6	Ben Crichton	United Kingdom	373,000	124
7	Jeff Cannon	United Kingdom	351,000	117
8	Allan Nesbitt	United Kingdom	351,000	117
9	Matt Harniman	United Kingdom	321,000	107
10	Chris Jennings	United Kingdom	317,000	106

£500 Main Event Day 2 Seating Draw

The full seating draw and chip counts for Day 2 qualifiers is below:-

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Blinds
1	1	Bernard McGinlay	United Kingdom	192,000	64
1	2	John Kelly	United Kingdom	316,000	105
1	3	Lewis Henderson	United Kingdom	241,000	80
1	4	Steven Sharp	United Kingdom	148,000	49
1	5	Dean Lyall	United Kingdom	91,000	30
1	6	Allan Nesbitt	United Kingdom	351,000	117
1	7	Richard Kellett	United Kingdom	81,000	27
1	8	Chris Jennings	United Kingdom	317,000	106
2	1	Felice Minervini	Italy	254,000	85
2	2	Brian Etheridge	United Kingdom	181,000	60
2	3	Matt Harniman	United Kingdom	321,000	107
2	4	Ben Crichton	United Kingdom	373,000	124
2	5	Kieran McLean	United Kingdom	94,000	31
2	6	Joey Ibanez	United Kingdom	186,000	62
2	7	Michael Kane	United Kingdom	156,000	52
2	8	Rebecca Hardisty	United Kingdom	284,000	95
3	1	George Wilson	United Kingdom	126,000	42
3	2	Stuart McNally	United Kingdom	155,000	52
3	3	Deniz Orhan	United Kingdom	65,000	22
3	4	Patrick Murphy	United Kingdom	86,000	29
3	5	Cameron Williamson	United Kingdom	150,000	50
3	6	Kyle Scott	United Kingdom	245,000	82
3	7	Evan Docherty	United Kingdom	106,000	35
3	8	Gaoyang Yang	United Kingdom	201,000	67
4	1	Darren Harbinson	United Kingdom	250,000	83
4	2	Ramlal Basdeo	United Kingdom	143,000	48
4	3	Jamie Whyte	United Kingdom	207,000	69
4	4	David Carson	United Kingdom	175,000	58
4	5	Adam Green	Ireland	390,000	130
4	6	Kyle Swan	United Kingdom	240,000	80
4	7	Michael Ashton	United Kingdom	168,000	56
4	8	Andrew Mackenzie	United Kingdom	208,000	69
5	1	Lisa Ferris	United Kingdom	151,000	50
5	2	Laurence O’Kane	United Kingdom	166,000	55
5	3	Niall Farrell	United Kingdom	264,000	88
5	4	Matthew Wharrie	United Kingdom	210,000	70
5	5	Mark Swift	United Kingdom	113,000	38
5	6	Killian O’Brien	Ireland	179,000	60
5	7	Craig Smith	United Kingdom	124,000	41
5	8	Ross Whitelaw	United Kingdom	81,000	27
6	1	Nicholas Swann	United Kingdom	85,000	28
6	2	Sam Wardlaw	United Kingdom	88,000	29
6	3	Craig Craw	United Kingdom	201,000	67
6	4	Nicholas Scott	United Kingdom	435,000	145
6	5	Indrani Sarasingh	United Kingdom	109,000	36
6	6	Sam Acheampong	United Kingdom	94,000	31
6	7	Jack Reynolds	Ireland	151,000	50
6	8	Joel Baxter	United Kingdom	400,000	133
7	1	Robert Bull	United Kingdom	158,000	53
7	2	Dylan Thomson	United Kingdom	278,000	93
7	3	Robert Robb	United Kingdom	117,000	39
7	4	Chris Farragher	United Kingdom	238,000	79
7	5	Nadeem Abbas	United Kingdom	146,000	49
7	6	Kieran Fleming	United Kingdom	193,000	64
7	7	Ka Pun	United Kingdom	208,000	69
7	8	John Burke	United Kingdom	53,000	18
8	1	John Paul Clements	United Kingdom	208,000	69
8	2	Paul Lennon	United Kingdom	156,000	52
8	3	Laurynas Jakutis	Lithuania	254,000	85
8	4	Pamela Cairney	United Kingdom	236,000	79
8	5	Christopher Hendry	United Kingdom	166,000	55
8	6	Michael McGee	United Kingdom	241,000	80
8	7	James Rooney	United Kingdom	32,000	11
8	8	Jeff Cannon	United Kingdom	351,000	117
10	1	James McAulay	United Kingdom	274,000	91
10	2	Alex Gleeson	Ireland	146,000	49
10	3	James O’Brien	United Kingdom	162,000	54
10	4	Gary Swan	United Kingdom	254,000	85
10	5	Dara O’Kearney	Ireland	105,000	35
10	6	Daniyaal Hussain	United Kingdom	205,000	68
10	7	Mark Johnston	United Kingdom	252,000	84
10	8	Daniel Garcia	Spain	490,000	163
11	1	Calum Williams	United Kingdom	36,000	12
11	2	Abdul Mukit	United Kingdom	266,000	89
11	3	Empty
11	4	Martin Byrne	United Kingdom	192,000	64
11	5	Alan Jacobson	United Kingdom	130,000	43
11	6	Andrew Hawksby	United Kingdom	136,000	45
11	7	David Fleming	United Kingdom	153,000	51
11	8	Ross Waite	United Kingdom	117,000	39
26	1	Alan Chrzaszcz	United Kingdom	65,000	22
26	2	David Dyson	United Kingdom	110,000	37
26	3	Daniel Gormley	United Kingdom	203,000	68
26	4	Barrie Greenan	United Kingdom	128,000	43
26	5	Derek Morton	United Kingdom	300,000	100
26	6	Edoardo Mancinelli	Italy	275,000	92
26	7	David Jackson	United Kingdom	77,000	26
26	8	Empty
27	1	John Woods	United Kingdom	241,000	80
27	2	Jamie Geraghty	United Kingdom	153,000	51
27	3	Craig Conway	United Kingdom	98,000	33
27	4	Empty
27	5	David Gallagher	United Kingdom	461,000	154
27	6	Lewis Thomasson	United Kingdom	163,000	54
27	7	Nawaz Shahid	United Kingdom	75,000	25
27	8	Dean Hutchinson	United Kingdom	124,000	41