Robbie Bull

Robbie Bull is one of Scotland’s most consistent tournament poker players. The Edinburgh pro has more than $1.5 million in live tournament earnings and $1.3 million+ online. His titles run from a UKIPT London Main Event win at just 21 to his first WSOP Circuit gold ring, won this week at King’s Resort.
Robbie Bull at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
| Known As | Robbie Bull, Robert Bull |
| Nationality | Scotland 🏴 |
| Residence | Edinburgh, Scotland |
| Total Live Earnings | $1,521,416 (Hendon Mob, latest cash Sept 24, 2026) |
| Total Online Earnings | $1,313,697 (PocketFives, via Hendon Mob) |
| Biggest Live Cash | $183,875 — UKIPT London Main Event, 2013 |
| Recorded Live Cashes | 160+ |
| Scotland All-Time Money List | 9th |
| Global All-Time Money List | 2,283rd |
| GPI Ranking | #428 (UK #21) |
| GPI Player of the Year 2026 | #386 (UK #16) |
| Best Year | 2025: $419,952 |
| Latest Title | WSOP Super Circuit King’s €5,000 High Roller (Nov 3, 2026) |
Note: the Hendon Mob total doesn’t yet include his November 2026 WSOP Circuit win. Once the €31,900 score is added, his live earnings will pass $1.55 million.
Who Is Robbie Bull?
Robbie Bull (also listed as Robert Bull) is a professional poker player from Edinburgh, Scotland. He’s best known as a high-volume live tournament grinder on the UK and European circuit.
He has cashed in tournaments across at least eleven countries. You’ll find him regularly at:
- Grosvenor UK Poker Tour (GUKPT) events
- partypoker Tour stops
- PokerStars festivals such as EPT Monte-Carlo
- The WSOP in Las Vegas
- King’s Resort in Rozvadov
Bull also has a strong online record, with more than $1.3 million in tracked online earnings. That helps explain the quiet years in his live results between 2014 and 2021.
Robbie Bull Poker Career Timeline
| Year | Milestone |
| 2011–2012 | First recorded live cashes; $55,764 earned in 2012 |
| Oct 2013 | Wins UKIPT London Main Event at 21 for £113,405 ($183,875), still his biggest live score |
| 2014–2021 | Very few live results; focus mostly on online poker |
| Nov 2022 | Wins GUKPT Blackpool £2,000 Main Event for $45,890 |
| Sep 2023 | Runner-up at GUKPT Luton ($28,546); $247,776 for the year |
| Feb 2024 | Runner-up at GUKPT Coventry ($41,261) |
| Apr 2024 | 7th in the EPT Monte-Carlo €1,100 event for $51,116 |
| Jul 2024 | Two cashes at the WSOP in Las Vegas |
| 2025 | Career-best year: $419,952, 1 win and 9 top-10 finishes; reaches Day 2 of the WSOP Main Event |
| Aug 2026 | Wins partypoker Tour Glasgow £500 Main Event for £28,500, his first trophy in Scotland |
| Nov 3, 2026 | Wins first WSOP Circuit ring in the €5,000 High Roller at WSOP Super Circuit King’s for €31,900 |
Robbie Bull’s Biggest Wins
UKIPT London Main Event (October 2013)
At just 21 years old, Bull won the £1,100 UKIPT London Main Event. He beat a field of 747 entries for £113,405, after starting the final table sixth in chips.
He became the third Scottish player in a row to win a UKIPT title, following Ludovic Geilich in Marbella and Alan Gold in Galway. It’s still his biggest live cash at $183,875.
GUKPT Blackpool Main Event (November 2022)
Bull lifted the £2,000 Grosvenor UK Poker Tour Blackpool trophy for $45,890. The win marked the start of his strong live comeback from 2022 onwards.
partypoker Tour Glasgow Main Event (August 2026)
Despite cashing in eleven countries, Bull had never won a trophy in Scotland until August 2026. He topped a 355-entry field in the £500 partypoker Tour Glasgow Main Event, winning £28,500 from a £157,975 prize pool that beat the guarantee.
He started heads-up with a small chip lead over Abdul Mukit: 9.05 million to 8.7 million. In the final hand, Bull moved all in with ace-seven and Mukit called with ace-queen. A ten on the river gave Bull an unlikely straight and his first title on home soil.
WSOP Super Circuit King’s €5,000 High Roller (November 2026)
Bull won his first WSOP Circuit gold ring in Ring Event #10 at King’s Resort Rozvadov. The event drew 15 entries for a €67,500 prize pool.
Bull and Zdenek Zizka were the only two players to survive Day 1, with Zizka holding the chip lead. On the final day, Bull beat Zizka heads-up for €31,900 and the ring.
Read the full report: [Robbie Bull Wins the WSOP Super Circuit King’s High Roller Ring].
Robbie Bull’s Top Live Cashes
| Date | Event | Place | Prize |
| Oct 2013 | UKIPT London Main Event (£1,100) | 1st | $183,875 |
| Apr 2024 | EPT Monte-Carlo €1,100 NLH | 7th | $51,116 |
| Nov 2022 | GUKPT Blackpool £2,000 Main Event | 1st | $45,890 |
| Feb 2024 | GUKPT Coventry £2,000 Main Event | 2nd | $41,261 |
| Nov 2026 | WSOP Super Circuit King’s €5,000 High Roller | 1st | €31,900 + ring |
| Aug 2026 | partypoker Tour Glasgow £500 Main Event | 1st | £28,500 |
| Sep 2023 | GUKPT Luton £2,000 Main Event | 2nd | $28,546 |
Sources: Hendon Mob, Card Player, PokerNews, Pokerexklusiv.
Robbie Bull Earnings by Year
| Year | Live Earnings |
| 2011 | $357 |
| 2012 | $55,764 |
| 2013 | $213,922 |
| 2015 | $1,668 |
| 2017 | $576 |
| 2021 | $2,791 |
| 2022 | $86,767 |
| 2023 | $247,776 |
| 2024 | $216,336 |
| 2025 | $419,952 (career best) |
| 2026 | About $275,000 (as of Sept 24; not including the €31,900 ring win) |
Source: Hendon Mob yearly statistics. Years without recorded live cashes are left out.
What the numbers show: after a big start in 2012–2013, Bull’s live results went quiet for several years. Since 2022 he has posted five straight years of $85,000+. His best year was $419,952 in 2025, and 2026 is already his second-best year with nearly two months still to play.
Robbie Bull at the WSOP
| Year | Highlights |
| 2024 | Cashed in the $3,000 NLH (261st, $6,306) and $1,500 NLH (408th, $3,000) |
| 2025 | Bagged 715,000 chips on Day 1b of the WSOP Main Event and advanced to Day 2 |
| 2026 | Won his first WSOP Circuit ring at the WSOP Super Circuit King’s in Rozvadov |
Robbie Bull’s 2026 Season
2026 has been one of Bull’s busiest and most successful years:
- August: wins the partypoker Tour Glasgow Main Event (£28,500) and says his next stop is EPT Barcelona
- September: latest Hendon Mob cash recorded on September 24, 2026
- Late October: cashes twice in the €1,000 Mini Main Event at WSOP Super Circuit King’s (€2,020 and €2,050)
- November 1–4: bags 368,000 in the €700+€300 Mystery Bounty and reaches Day 2 (17th of 52)
- November 3: wins the €5,000 High Roller ring for €31,900
He’s currently #386 in the 2026 GPI Player of the Year race (UK #16), and his November results should push him higher.
Robbie Bull Rankings
| Ranking | Position |
| Global Poker Index (GPI) | #428 (UK #21) |
| Highest GPI Rank | #340 |
| GPI Player of the Year 2026 | #386 (UK #16) |
| Scotland All-Time Money List | 9th |
| Global All-Time Money List | 2,283rd |
| PocketFives Online Ranking | 1,904th |
Robbie Bull’s Playing Profile
His results point to a few clear strengths:
- Volume and consistency: more than 160 recorded live cashes show a player who travels and plays a lot of events.
- Strong in mid-buy-in Main Events: many of his best results come in £500–£2,000 main events such as the GUKPT and partypoker Tour.
- Comfortable in high rollers: his €5,000 High Roller win shows he can beat smaller, tougher fields.
- Festival grinder: at WSOP Super Circuit King’s alone, he cashed in multiple flights and events in the same week.
Robbie Bull Net Worth: What We Know
You’ll see “Robbie Bull net worth” figures on some websites, but no reliable public net worth figure exists. Here’s why:
- His $1.52M+ live and $1.31M+ online figures are gross tournament winnings.
- They don’t subtract buy-ins, travel, staking deals or other expenses.
- Like most professionals, his real profit is likely much lower than his total cashes.
The most accurate figure is his career tournament earnings: about $2.8 million combined live and online.
Robbie Bull on Social Media
| Platform | Handle |
| @robbiebull |
FAQs
Who is Robbie Bull?
Robbie Bull is a Scottish professional poker player from Edinburgh with more than $1.5 million in live tournament earnings.
How much has Robbie Bull won playing poker?
He has $1,521,416 in live earnings (Hendon Mob, September 2026) and $1,313,697 online, before his November 2026 WSOP Circuit win.
What is Robbie Bull’s biggest win?
His UKIPT London Main Event title in October 2013, worth £113,405 ($183,875), which he won at 21.
Has Robbie Bull won a WSOP ring?
Yes. He won his first WSOP Circuit ring on November 3, 2026, in the €5,000 High Roller at WSOP Super Circuit King’s, for €31,900.
Is Robert Bull the same person as Robbie Bull?
Yes. Tournament results list him as both Robbie Bull and Robert Bull.
Where is Robbie Bull ranked in Scotland?
He’s 9th on Scotland’s all-time live money list.
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