PartyPoker launched its live tour in April 2025, the aptly named PartyPoker Tour. Although in its infancy, the tour is already seeing repeat customers. Now that PartyPoker has unveiled its team of PartyPoker Tour ambassadors seven more familiar faces should be see on the tour’s various stops.

Former Hendon Mobster Joe Beevers, Barry “Meme Lord” Carter, and Hearts of Queens founder Natalie Bromley were already confirmed as PartyPoker Tour ambassadors a while ago. This popular trio is joined by some other familiar faces.

If you’ve played a live event on UK soil, you have likely bumped into Asif Warris at some stage. Warris also has a penchant for satellites to live events, meaning you’ve probably competed against him around Europe and the United States.

The same can be said of Sam Acheampong, a familiar face on the UK poker circuit, who cut his poker chops at the famous Gutshot Club.

What ambassadorial team would be complete without a Twitch streamer? Alexander Georgiev ticks that box. Georgiev, a Bulgarian low-stakes tournament grinder known online as “Wishiper96,” began grinding live tournaments in February 2023, and we should see more of him in the live arena in the coming months.

Last but not least is Glenn Brown, a man you may not be too familiar with but who has been instrumental in elevating the profile of recreational poker. Brown is the regional director for Redtooth Poker and has been a key figure in Redtooth’s famous Vegas100 and Battle of Malta events.

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The tour kicked off in London in April, where Getnet Kassa defeated Will Kassouf heads-up in the £500buy-in No-Limit Hold’em Main Event. Kassa walked away with £38,408 after leaving 490 opponents in his wake.

Two months later, 243 players piled into the PartyPoker Tour Manchester Main Event. Deniz Ohran came out on top on that occasion, walking away with £19,843 after a heads-up deal with Ronnie Marland. Amazingly, PartyPoker Tour ambassadors Bromley and Georgiev navigated to the final table where they finished fifth and fourth for £5,045 and £6,860, respectively.

Next on the agenda is a trip north of the border to Bonny Scotland; Glasgow, to be exact. Running between August 12-17, PartyPoker Tour Glasgow, at the Alea Glasgow, features a £500 buy-in Main Event and several side events. PokerNews will delve deep into the schedule close to the event.

Matthew Pitt hails from Leeds, West Yorkshire, in the United Kingdom, and has worked in the poker industry since 2008, and worked for PokerNews since 2010. In September 2010, he became the editor of PokerNews. Matthew stepped away from live reporting duties in 2015, and now concentrates on his role of Senior Editor for the PokerNews.

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