Robbie Bull won the PartyPoker Tour Main Event in Glasgow

Robbie Bull claimed his first victory on Scottish soil by winning the PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Main Event with a prize pool of £157,975.

This past weekend in Glasgow, the main event of the PartyPoker Tour series with a £500 buy-in concluded, attracting 355 participants and generating a prize pool of £157,975, significantly exceeding the guarantee. The main hero of the event was Robbie Bull from Edinburgh, who claimed his first trophy on home Scottish soil. Before this success, Bull had cashed in 11 different countries, but a victory in Scotland had long eluded him. Final Table: Battle for the Title and Big Prizes Nine players made it to the final day of the £500 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Main Event. The chip leader was Lewis Henderson, who already had six PartyPoker Tour trophies to his name. At the start of the final table, he had a stack of 91 big blinds, well ahead of Robbie Bull, who was in second place with 56 big blinds. The shortest stack belonged to Christopher Hendry — just 17 big blinds. Soon his stack dropped to 12 big blinds, after which he went all-in with pocket tens but ran into Henderson’s pocket aces. On the flop, Henderson improved to a set, and on the turn made quads, sending Hendry out in ninth place. About half an hour later, Jeff Cannon moved all-in with suited jack-nine on a 10-7-3 flop, and Nicholas Scott called with ace-king of spades, holding a flush draw. Another seven came on the turn, and an eight on the river gave Cannon a straight, knocking Scott out of the tournament. Gary Swan finished in seventh place, losing a classic coin flip to Ben Crichton. Crichton four-bet all-in with ace-queen of clubs, and Swan called with pocket jacks. A queen hit the flop and an ace came on the river, leaving Swan with no chance in the hand. In the final six, Henderson continued to battle but soon lost his stack to Abdul Mukit. First, Mukit doubled up with jacks against Henderson’s sevens, then took the rest of his chips. In a key hand on a 5-4-3-J board (three clubs), Henderson check-called a bet, then check-raised all-in on the river (an offsuit nine) against Mukit. Mukit instantly called with a set of jacks, while Henderson only had ace-seven with the ace of clubs. That’s how Henderson finished in sixth place. About 25-30 minutes later, Mukit knocked out Joel Baxter. With blinds at 60,000/120,000, Mukit min-raised from early position with ace-king, and Baxter three-bet all-in for 14 big blinds with ace-queen. Both players hit an ace on the flop, but the queen never came — Baxter finished fifth. In four-handed play, Mukit again came out on top: his ace-queen beat Cannon’s ten-nine. Then Robbie Bull, with pocket eights, cracked Crichton’s queens, which put him heads-up against Mukit. Before the duel, Bull had 9,050,000 chips, Mukit had 8,700,000. Heads-Up: Dramatic Finish and Long-Awaited Victory The final showdown between Bull and Mukit lasted about an hour and a half. In the decisive hand, Mukit raised four big blinds with ace-queen, and Bull shoved all-in with ace-seven. Mukit called and was ahead on the 9-6-2 flop and the 8 turn, but the river brought a ten, giving Bull a straight and his first victory on Scottish soil. Final Table Results of the £500 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Main Event 1st place: Robbie Bull — £28,500 2nd place: Abdul Mukit — £19,500 3rd place: Ben Crichton — £13,500 4th place: Jeff Cannon — £9,500 5th place: Joel Baxter — £7,000 6th place: Lewis Henderson — £5,500 7th place: Gary Swan — £4,500 8th place: Nicholas Scott — £3,700 9th place: Christopher Hendry — £2,800 Other Notable Results from the PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Series In addition to the main event finalists, two more players scored five-figure prizes. Jack McMullan won the £150 Mini Main Event and took home £13,200. In the £1,000 High Roller event, Dara O’Kearney came out on top, adding £11,550 to his bankroll. Key Event Summary: Main Event (£500): 355 entries, £157,975 prize pool, winner — Robbie Bull (£28,500) Mini Main Event (£150): winner — Jack McMullan (£13,200) High Roller (£1,000): winner — Dara O'Kearney (£11,550) What’s Next for Players at the PartyPoker Tour The PartyPoker Tour series continues in October: the next stop is in Castellón, Spain, from October 5 to 11. After that, the series heads to Cork, Ireland, from November 9 to 15, then to Murcia, Spain, from November 30 to December 6. The final stop of 2026 will take place in London, UK, from December 12 to 20. For players looking to take part in these events, PartyPoker offers satellites starting from just £0.20. This is a great opportunity to qualify for major live tournaments with minimal investment. Quick Facts: Participants and Tournament Format The PartyPoker Tour is a series of live poker tournaments held in various European countries. The main event in Glasgow drew 355 entries, allowing the prize pool to exceed the guarantee. The tournament followed a classic structure with gradually increasing blinds and a nine-handed final table. Robbie Bull, previously known for his successful runs outside Scotland, finally achieved victory on home soil. Lewis Henderson, one of the most decorated players in the series, made another deep run but this time fell short of the top three. Other finalists included Abdul Mukit, Ben Crichton, Jeff Cannon, Joel Baxter, Gary Swan, Nicholas Scott, and Christopher Hendry. What This Means for PPPoker Club Players For PPPoker club members, this news can serve as great motivation: even if you haven’t yet won major live tournaments in your own country, regular practice and participation in club games can take your game to the next level. Robbie Bull showed that persistence and experience gained in different countries and formats will eventually lead to success at home. Moreover, the tournament format and payout structure at the PartyPoker Tour are very similar to those used in PPPoker clubs. By studying final table hands and analyzing the actions of top players, you can apply these strategies and techniques to your online game, helping you better understand tournament dynamics and use your stack more effectively at different stages. Finally, the chance to qualify for major live series through online satellites is an opportunity for PPPoker club players to step onto the international stage. Even minimal investments can get you into prestigious tournaments with significant prize pools. Take advantage of the satellites and don’t miss your chance to shine at the next stages of the PartyPoker Tour!