Jack McMullan Wins Record-Breaking 2026 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Mini Main Event (*£13,200 After Deal)

Jack McMullan (Photo: Nunzia Esposito)
Level 34:250,000/500,000 (500,000)
Entries:1/701
Prizes:£87,625

Ayrshire native Jack McMullan produced a dominant final table performance to emerge as the last man standing in the record-breaking 2026 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Mini Main Event, securing the trophy and a £13,200 payday after a quick-fire five-hour shootout.

McMullan caught heat early, and only relinquished the lead for brief periods to Laurence Welch at the point of a three-way deal, and Oliver Hutchins shortly after. The agreement between McMullan (£10,200), Laurence Welch (£10,550), and Hutchins (£10,000) left only the destination of the trophy and the final £3,000 of the prize pool to be determined.

McMullan would emerge as the victor, securing a career-best tournament score for the Scot, normally found at the cash tables.

2026 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow £150 Mini Main Event Final Table Results

2026 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow £150 Mini Main Event Final Table (Photo: Nunzia Esposito)
PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1 Jack McMullanUnited Kingdom*£13,200
2 Oliver HutchinsUnited Kingdom*£10,000
3 Laurence WelchUnited Kingdom*£10,550
4 Callum WallaceUnited Kingdom£5,180
5 Joe BeeversUnited Kingdom£3,600
6 Max SinclairUnited Kingdom£2,650
7 Abdul MukitUnited Kingdom£2,045
8 Mark JohnstonUnited Kingdom£1,530
9 Craig McCairnsUnited Kingdom£1,160

Winner’s Reaction

“Feels brilliant, it was a great day. I’ve not really played too many live tournaments, so thrilled, an amazing day. I play a couple of times a week, cash, and it’s great the Alea are getting these big tournaments coming, really fun, so yeh I’ll definitely be playing more!

I’ve been playing since I was 18, it’s my main hobby. There were some really good players at the final table today, so I was glad certain players busted. Oli’s a great player, so really pleased to win. Once the stacks evened out the deal made sense.”

Final Table Recap

A record-breaking field of 701 entries created a £87,625 prize pool, far in excess of the £59,000 gathered last year, and Hutchins started the day with the chip lead ahead of McMullan.

Oliver Hutchins (Photo: Nunzia Esposito)

The champion set out his intentions early when he jammed the river on Max Sinclair. In the next hand, Sinclair three-bet jammed light from the big blind, and cracked Craig McCombe’s kings. McCombe was left with crumbs, and was the first casualty of the day shortly after, busting to Sinclair.

McMullan caught Sinclair bluffing, before the winner doubled short-stack Mark Johnston.

Welch got in on the action when he doubled with queens against Abdul Mukit, before Johnston ran into McMullan’s kings to bust in the final hand before the first break.

On the return, action ensued as Mukit and Sinclair busted in the first two hands, to Hutchins and McMullan respectively, and suddenly the field was reduced to five.

Max Sinclair (Photo: Nunzia Esposito)

PartyPoker Tour ambassador, The Hendon Mob founder, and poker legend Joe Beevers had presumably been card dead, and although he got it in good versus McMullan, the champion’s momentum could not be stopped, ending ‘The Elegance’s run in fifth.

Callum Wallace was next to go in a button versus big blind spot, again against McMullan, who now held a significant lead.

Welch was the short-stack but picked the perfect time to catch fire, doubling through, and finding a tough river hero call, against McMullan.

That gave Welch the lead when the deal was discussed, and the highest sum banked. However, he departed in third after McMullan came from behind in a battle of the blinds.

Laurence Welch (Photo: Nunzia Esposito)

Heads-up, Hutchins spiked a river to make a one-card flush to survive, but McMullan could not be denied, and took the title after going runner-runner to make a straight against Hutchins’ pair.

£150 Mini Main Event Results

The full results for the event are below:-

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1 Jack McMullanUnited Kingdom*£13,200
2 Oliver HutchinsUnited Kingdom*£10,000
3 Laurence WelchUnited Kingdom*£10,550
4 Callum WallaceUnited Kingdom£5,180
5 Joe BeeversUnited Kingdom£3,600
6 Max SinclairUnited Kingdom£2,650
7 Abdul MukitUnited Kingdom£2,045
8 Mark JohnstonUnited Kingdom£1,530
9 Craig McCairnsUnited Kingdom£1,160
10 Andrew HawksbyUnited Kingdom£930
11 Niall FarrellUnited Kingdom£930
12 Brian EtheridgeUnited States£770
13 Edoardo MancinelliItaly£770
14 Steven QueenUnited Kingdom£650
15 Callum ReidUnited Kingdom£650
16 Laurynas JakutisLithuania£550
17 David MackieUnited Kingdom£550
18 Nadeem NazirUnited Kingdom£550
19 David DohertyUnited Kingdom£550
20 Trevor MillsUnited Kingdom£550
21 Vladyslaw MudrykUkraine£500
22 Alexander WickhamUnited Kingdom£500
23 John AitkenUnited Kingdom£500
24 Kevin McCormickUnited Kingdom£500
25 Lewis MacleodUnited Kingdom£500
26 Alex GleesonUnited Kingdom£500
27 Vegard NygaardNorway£500
28 Pamela CairneyUnited Kingdom£450
29 Ian McNeillieUnited Kingdom£450
30 Daniel CurryUnited Kingdom£450
31 Kevin WhelanUnited Kingdom£450
32 Killian O’BrienIreland£450
33 James McGinleyUnited Kingdom£450
34 Lochlan MillerUnited Kingdom£450
35 Steven RaesideUnited Kingdom£450
36 Alan HaddenUnited Kingdom£400
37 Paul ClementsUnited Kingdom£400
38 Edreece AzizUnited Kingdom£400
39 John WoodUnited Kingdom£400
40 Abbas AhmedUnited Kingdom£400
41 Milorad DobrijevicUnited Kingdom£400
42 Reece ReidUnited Kingdom£400
43 Thomas McCallionUnited Kingdom£400
44 David OwensUnited Kingdom£400
45 Paul LennonUnited Kingdom£400
46 Adib GhiasiUnited Kingdom£400
47 Lewis HendersonUnited Kingdom£400
48 Jack ReynoldsUnited Kingdom£360
49 Haoliang HanUnited Kingdom£360
50 Mark ClancyUnited Kingdom£360
51 Saad Bin AyubUnited Kingdom£360
52 Derek MaxwellUnited Kingdom£360
53 Ian HextallUnited Kingdom£360
54 Jinyi LinUnited Kingdom£360
55 David CarsonUnited Kingdom£360
56 William McClureUnited Kingdom£330
57 Alan ChengUnited Kingdom£330
58 Craig CombeUnited Kingdom£330
59 Cameron WilliamsonUnited Kingdom£330
60 Ross HaffieUnited Kingdom£330
61 Mark SwiftUnited Kingdom£330
62 Lisa FerrisUnited Kingdom£330
63 Kyle ScottUnited Kingdom£330
64 Anthony MullenUnited Kingdom£330
65 Rebecca HardistyUnited Kingdom£330
66 Michael DockUnited Kingdom£330
67 Ka PunUnited Kingdom£330
68 Liam McMurrayUnited Kingdom£330
69 Prema PolavaramUnited Kingdom£330
70 Zhen ZhenChina£330
71 Jobin GeorgeUnited Kingdom£330
72 Daniel ClementUnited Kingdom£300
73 John McCauleyUnited Kingdom£300
74 Sacha DadbinUnited Kingdom£300
75 Jaime StaplesCanada£300
76 Gerrard McGeachanUnited Kingdom£300
77 Chris JenningsUnited Kingdom£300
78 Angela RoganUnited Kingdom£300
79 Scott HighfieldUnited Kingdom£300
80 Stuart McNallyUnited Kingdom£300
81 Marcin JackowskiPoland£300
82 Gary StokesUnited Kingdom£300
83 Stephen JohnstonUnited Kingdom£300
84 Sam AcheampongUnited Kingdom£300
85 Christopher KhabirUnited Kingdom£300
86 Ross RadfordUnited Kingdom£300
87 Alban RrushiUnited Kingdom£300
88 Kieran FlemingUnited Kingdom£300
89 Lynn McMahonUnited Kingdom£300
90 Ryan CoburnUnited Kingdom£300
91 William SinclairUnited Kingdom£300
92 Jake MillarUnited Kingdom£300
93 Alan BryantUnited Kingdom£300
94 Neil FeenanUnited Kingdom£300
95 David FlemingUnited Kingdom£300
96 Edin HrnjicUnited Kingdom£300
97 Ian SwanUnited Kingdom£300
98 Colin CurrieUnited Kingdom£300
99 Adam Walsh-MitchellUnited Kingdom£300
100 Terry HealyUnited Kingdom£300
101 Luke BirdUnited Kingdom£300
102 Marc BrownUnited Kingdom£300
103 Hugh SkillingUnited Kingdom£300
104 Jason McDonaldUnited Kingdom£300
105 Ramlal BasdeoUnited Kingdom£300

(*Denotes ICM deal)

That concludes our coverage for today, but be sure to tune back into poker.pro tomorrow for the summary of today’s side events and our coverage of Day 1b of the Main Event, kicking off at noon.

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