Day Three Recap of PartyPoker Tour Glasgow: Gajanthan Kamalanathan Holds Lead in £150 Mini Main Event Final Stage
The 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow is in full swing, and the excitement is building as we approach the final stages of the £150 Mini Main Event.
Gajanthan Kamalanathan has taken the chip lead into the final table, setting himself up for a potential victory and a top prize of £10,260. Kamalanathan's dominance was evident throughout Day 2, which saw 92 players take to the felt, with only 71 making it in the money.
However, the exact chip counts for each final table player, as well as the finish order and chip stacks at the conclusion, remain undisclosed. Further official reports or live updates from the PartyPoker Tour website or trusted poker news sources might be needed for the full chip stack summary.
Elsewhere at the tournament, the £500 Main Event Day 1a has concluded, with 59 entries contributing £25,771 to its prize pool. The chip counts for this event have not been shared, as the focus was on the Mini Main Event. The £500 Main Event Day 1b has not been mentioned in the available search results.
Day 1d of the Mini Main Event attracted 79 entries, with Robert McKeown emerging as the chip leader, holding roughly 5,000,000 chips. Craig McCairns was eliminated in tenth place in the Mini Main Event at 02:21.
The £150 PLO Masters Big O and the £60 Satellite to the £500 Main Event are still ongoing, adding to the tournament's excitement.
The final table of the £150 Mini Main Event will resume on Friday, August 16, at 15:00. The top 15 players from the £500 Main Event Day 1a will advance to Day 2.
The 2025 PartyPoker Tour Glasgow is on its third day, promising more thrilling poker action for poker enthusiasts and spectators alike. Stay tuned for more updates as the tournament progresses.
Gajanthan Kamalanathan's dominance extended beyond just the £150 Mini Main Event, as he displayed impressive skill in various casino-games such as poker. The casino-and-gambling sector was abuzz with excitement, as the ongoing £150 PLO Masters Big O competition promised more high-stakes poker action.
