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Edinburgh grinder Robbie Bull has captured his first-ever title on Scottish soil after winning the £500 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow Main Event. Bull had previously cashed in 11 different countries but had never lifted a trophy in his home nation until this result.
The tournament attracted 355 entries, smashing its guarantee and building a prize pool of £157,975. Bull’s victory earned him £28,500, the largest score of the festival’s final table.
The nine-handed final table began with Lewis Henderson, a six-time PartyPoker Tour champion, holding a commanding chip lead. Christopher Hendry, the short stack, was eliminated in ninth place after his pocket tens ran into Henderson’s aces, which improved to quads.
Play continued with eliminations for Nicholas Scott and Gary Swan, the latter losing a coinflip to Ben Crichton. Henderson’s stack later collapsed against Abdul Mukit, whose set of jacks ended Henderson’s run in sixth place.
Mukit went on to eliminate Joel Baxter and later Jeff Cannon before four-handed play concluded, setting up a heads-up battle between Bull and Mukit, who arrived with almost identical stacks.
After roughly 90 minutes of heads-up play, Mukit’s ace-queen faced Bull’s all-in ace-seven. A ten on the river completed a surprise straight for Bull, sealing his historic win. Elsewhere, Jack McMullan took the Mini Main Event for £13,200, while Dara O’Kearney won the High Roller for £11,550. The PartyPoker Tour next heads to Castellon, Spain, in October.
