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2026 GUKPT Luton

The Grosvenor UK Poker Tour (GUKPT), fresh from announcing an exciting partnership with GGPoker, heads to Luton this month for the fourth leg of the 2026 tour. GUKPT Luton runs from May 14-24 at the Grosvenor G Casino on Park Street West, Luton, and sees more than £700,000 worth of guaranteed prize pools on the schedule.

As it did in 2025, the GUKPT heads to Luton twice during 2026, its 20th season. The first of those two Luton-based legs kicks off with a £115 Target Cashout Satellite at 7:00 p.m. BST on May 13. At least 10 seats to the £500 buy-in G500 are guaranteed.

May 14 is the date of the first actual event of the GUKPT Luton festival. It’s a midday start for Day 1a of the £500 G500, a tournament that will award at least £100,000. This event crowns its champion on May 17.

May 17 is when the first of four flights in the £340 Mini Main shuffles up and deals. By the time there is only one player left standing on May 20, the GUKPT will have awarded at least £150,000.

Sandwiched between Day 2 and Day 3 of the Mini Main is a £1,100 Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller with a £50,000 guarantee. As the Mini Main is drawing to a close on May 20, a £2,500 No-Limit Hold’em High Roller commences, which is sure to attract the cream of the British poker community.

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The biggest guarantee of the festival is reserved for the £1,250 GUKPT Luton Main Event: a cool £250,000. A trio of flights is available, including a turbo-structured Day 1c at 9:00 p.m. BST on May 22. The field will be reduced to a more manageable size over the course of Day 2 on May 23, with the final day’s play schedule for noon on May 24.

Once the festival wraps up in Luton, players are invited to head online to Grosvenor Poker for a £110 buy-in, £20,000 guaranteed Online Closer event. This starts at 7:00 p.m. BST on May 25, with its Day 2 starting at the same time on May 26.

GUKPT Luton May 2026 Schedule

Date Time Event Guarantee
Wed 13 May 7:00 p.m. £115 G500 Target Cashout Satellite 10x seats
Thu 14 May 12:00 p.m. £500 G500 Day 1a £100,000
  6:00 p.m. £250 Pot-Limit Omaha  
Fri 15 May 12:00 p.m. £500 G500 Day 1b £100,000
  6:00 p.m. £500 G500 Day 1c £100,000
Sat 16 May 12:00 p.m. £500 G500 Day 1d £100,000
  6:00 p.m. £500 G500 Day 1d Turbo £100,000
Sun 17 May 12:00 p.m. £500 G500 Day 2 £100,000
  1:00 p.m. £340 Mini Main Day 1a £150,000
  6:00 p.m. £340 Mini Main Day 1b £150,000
  8:00 p.m. £140 Main Event Target Cashout Satellite  
Mon 18 May 12:00 p.m. £340 Mini Main Day 1c £150,000
  6:00 p.m. £340 Mini Main Day 1d £150,000
  8:00 p.m. £140 Main Event Target Cashout Satellite  
Tue 19 May 12:00 p.m. £340 Mini Main Day 1e Turbo £150,000
  4:00 p.m. £340 Mini Main Day 2 £150,000
  6:00 p.m. £1,100 PLO High Roller £50,000
  9:00 p.m. £280 High Roller Target Cashout Satellite  
Wed 20 May 12:00 p.m. £280 High Roller Target Cashout Satellite  
  3:00 p.m. £2,500 High Roller Day 1 £100,000
  5:00 p.m. £200 NLHE Turbo  
  5:00 p.m. Mini Main Day 3 £150,000
  8:00 p.m. £140 Main Event Target Cashout Satellite  
Thu 21 May 12:00 p.m. £2,500 High Roller Day 2 £100,000
  1:00 p.m. £1,250 Main Event Day 1a £250,000
  7:00 p.m. £140 Main Event Target Cashout Satellite 10x seats
Fri 22 May 12:00 p.m. £140 Main Event Target Cashout Satellite  
  12:00 p.m. £1,250 Main Event Day 1b £250,000
  9:00 p.m. £1,250 Main Event Day 1c Turbo £250,000
Sat 23 May 12:00 p.m. £1,250 Main Event Day 2 £250,000
  1:00 p.m. £550 GUKPT Cup Day 1 £50,000
Sun 24 May 12:00 p.m. Main Event Day 3 £250,000
  12:30 p.m. £550 GUKPT Cup Day 2 £50,000
  2:00 p.m. £330 NLHE Last Chance £20,000
  3:00 p.m. £200 NLHE Closer  
Mon 25 May 7:00 p.m. £110 Online Closer Day 1 £20,000
Tue 26 May 7:00 p.m. Online Closer Day 2 £20,000

May 2025 GUKPT Luton Results

Calogero Morreale
Calogero Morreale won the GUKPT Luton Main Event in May 2025

As previously mentioned, the GUKPT called off in Luton twice during 2025, so it is only fair to compare apples to apples and run through the results from the May 2025 edition of GUKPT Luton.

Calorgero Morreale triumphed in the £1,250 GUKPT Luton Main Event, leaving a trail of 283 foes behind him. It marked the second time the Italian had captured a GUKPT Main Event title, having won the Manchester tournament in February 2023.

A player wishing to remain under the shroud of mystery won the £1,650 High Roller for £35,400, while Vikrum Mehta took down the £250 Mini Main for £20,285.

Popular pro Jack Hardcastle also added a title to his collection, coming out on top in the £550 GUKPT and walking away with £13,850.

Event Entrants Prize Pool Champion Prize
£1,250 Main Event 284 £296,770 Calogero Morreale £56,720
£1,650 High Roller 79 £112,575 Anonymous £35,400
£250 Mini Main 553 £114,320 Vikrum Mehta £20,285
£560 Midi Main 171 £100,000 Tony Horn £18,610
£550 GUKPT Cup 123 £58,420 Jack Hardcastle £13,850
£200 Opener 335 £55,695 Kanchan Rai £10,175
£250 PLO 74 £15,470 Jeffrey O’Sullivan £3,910
£200 NLHE Turbo 49 £8,380 Yuzhou Yin £2,810
£150 Seniors 95 £11,980 Damian Brooks £2,585
£200 Closer 69 $11,800 Radu Scripnic £2,490
£330 PLO Bounty 52 £7,410 Paul Denman £2,480

Win Up to 10% More From the GUKPT Luton Main Event

The GUKPT Luton Main Event is players’ first opportunity to take advantage of the “Cash Boost” offer that forms part of the GGPoker and Grosvenor Casinos partnership.

While satellites are available online at Grosvenor Poker, anyone who wins a GUKPT Luton Main Event seat on GGPoker or who uses their GGPoker account to buy into the £1,250 Main Event automatically qualifies for a 10% Cash Boost on their net winnings from that entry.

GUKPT Luton Main Event satellites and holding tanks should appear in the GGPoker lobby in the next few days.

Matthew Pitt

Senior Editor

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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