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The Alea Casino Glasgow, situated on the River Clyde, is gearing up to host the sixth leg of the 2026 PartyPoker Tour. The festival runs from August 3-9 and features a packed schedule headlined by a £500 buy-in Main Event with a £100,000 guarantee.
The action kicks off on August 3 with the £150 No-Limit Hold’em Mini Main Event, spread across four starting flights. This tournament has historically drawn strong numbers, with last year’s edition attracting 468 entries and crowning Christian Watt as champion for £10,260.
Beyond the Mini Main Event, players can look forward to a variety of No-Limit Hold’em formats, including a bounty event, a turbo, a Red River Bounty tournament, and a £1,000 High Roller. Tianyi Jiang won last year’s High Roller for £10,900 after outlasting 33 opponents.
Mixed game enthusiasts are also catered for, with events such as Pot-Limit H.O.R.S.E., an NLHE/PLO mix, PLO 4/5/6 Card, Crazy Pineapple Bounty, PLO Masters, and a Tennessee Hold’em Glasgow Championship on the schedule.
The Main Event itself will run across four Day 1 flights, each costing £500 to enter, with £455 of every buy-in going toward the prize pool. Satellites are available both online through PartyPoker and live at the venue, with buy-ins starting from £0.20 online and £60 or £115 on-site.
Last year’s Glasgow stop drew 256 entrants for a £111,821 prize pool, with Zhen Zhen defeating Kyle Scott heads-up for the title and £22,500. Scott, who finished runner-up for £14,270, recently made a deep run in the 2026 WSOP Main Event, finishing 71st for $125,000.
