Oliver Hutchins Rises from the Canvas to Lead £150 Mini Main Event Final Table; James McAulay & Sharaz Moad Bag Trophies in PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Day 3

Oliver Hutchins (Photo: Nunzia Esposito)

It was another thrilling day of poker action on August 5 at the Alea Casino, Glasgow, as Day 3 of the 2026 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow saw the final table of the £150 Mini Main Event set, and James McAulay and Sharaz Moad become the latest PartyPoker Tour champions.

£150 Mini Main Event Day 2

A record-breaking field of 701 entries created a huge £87,625 prize pool, and 105 players returned for the penultimate day with David Doherty in the lead, and a £300 payday secured.

The knockouts came at a rapid pace, as players such as Jason McDonald and Marc Brown suffered early exits, while reigning Glasgow Main Event champion Zhen Zhen also came unstuck.

Andrew Hawksby vaulted into a massive lead when he was on the right side of a huge aces versus kings cooler against fellow big stack Brian Etheridge.

Andrew Hawksby (Photo: Nunzia Esposito)

The field continued to be thinned in rapid fashion, and by the second break three tables were left, with Hawksby joined by Mark Johnston at the top of the standings, with Hutchins not far behind.

Hutchins was left with dust after he doubled David Mackie, but rallied to mount an epic comeback. First, he pipped Vladyslaw Mudryk to dispose of the Ukrainian, before he picked up kings to double against Edoardo Mancinelli’s jacks.

Then, in a three-way all-in scenario, Hutchins made quad sevens to overcome Steven Queen’s ace-king and Callum Reid’s pocket queens.

Max Sinclair secured a crucial triple-up in a hand where Craig McCairns busted Niall Farrell in the side pot in eleventh, and the final table was set when Hawksby exited to Hutchins with a dominated ace.

The players will return at 4 p.m. on August 6 for the final table, all with their eyes firmly set on the £16,250 first-place prize, with the seat draw as follows:-

£150 Mini Main Event Final Table Seating Draw

The seating draw for the final day is as follows:-

TableSeatPlayerCountryChip CountBlinds
11 Craig McCairnsUnited Kingdom1,800,00018
12 Mark JohnstonUnited Kingdom1,025,00010
13 Joseph BeeversUnited Kingdom3,080,00031
14 Abdul MukitUnited Kingdom3,525,00035
15 Oliver HutchinsUnited Kingdom6,330,00063
16 Laurence WelchUnited Kingdom1,530,00015
17 Callum WallaceUnited Kingdom3,630,00036
18 Jack McMullanUnited Kingdom4,700,00047
19 Max SinclairUnited Kingdom2,375,00024

James McAulay Wins £100 PLO Masters NLH/PLO (£1,950)

A total of 84 entries created a £7,140 prize pool, and James McAulay took the trophy and first-place prize of £1,950, after defeating Barrie Greenan heads-up.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1 James McAulayUnited Kingdom£1,950
2 Barrie GreenanUnited Kingdom£1,130
3 John WallaceUnited Kingdom£820
4 James GrayUnited Kingdom£620
5 Zafar MirzaUnited Kingdom£510
6 Sam WardlawUnited Kingdom£400
7 Richard KellettUnited Kingdom£330
8 Jeraint HazanUnited Kingdom£280
9 Sunny RehilhuUnited Kingdom£250
10 Ramlal BasdeoUnited Kingdom£225
11 John DickUnited Kingdom£225
12 Henry OwenUnited Kingdom£200
13 Brian FerryUnited Kingdom£200

Sharaz Moad Wins £200 NLH Bounty (£2,890)

A total of 82 players created a £9,840 prize pool, and Sharaz Moad took the spoils after defeating William Smith heads-up, securing a £2,890 payday in the process.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1 Sharaz MoadUnited Kingdom£2,890
2 William SmithUnited Kingdom£1,800
3 Zhen ZhenChina£1,180
4 Stephen MilloyUnited Kingdom£790
5 Anthony MullenUnited Kingdom£620
6 David WilsonUnited Kingdom£490
7 Darach RoganUnited Kingdom£390
8 John HillonUnited Kingdom£340
9 Alistair McKeeUnited Kingdom£300
10 Christopher KhabirUnited Kingdom£270
11 Steven KeayUnited Kingdom£270
12 Ian SwanUnited Kingdom£250
13 Kristaps KalvaLatvia£250

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