WSOP Returns to Rozvadov! Super Circuit Offers 18 Tournaments and Million-Euro Guarantees

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For years, Rozvadov has been one of the most important European stops for the World Series of Poker series. King's Resort has hosted numerous WSOP Circuit festivals and became the home of WSOP Europe in 2017. The move to Prague raised questions about King's role in future WSOP plans. The answer comes swiftly, with the renowned brand returning to the Czech-German border in 2026, this time as part of the expanded Super Circuit format.

Eighteen Tournaments and a €3,000 Main Event

The WSOP Super Circuit KINGS kicks off on October 28 with the NLH Super Circuit Kick-Off, a €500 tournament with a €100,000 guarantee. The schedule then offers a wide range of buy-ins from €350 up to €8,600, with winners earning the prestigious WSOP Circuit gold rings.

The spotlight will be on the Main Event with a €3,000 buy-in and a €2,000,000 guarantee. Three initial flights are scheduled from November 5 to 7. For players seeking a more accessible path to a big prize pool, the €1,000 Mini Main Event will be particularly appealing. Its five flights will be held from October 29 to 31, and organizers are guaranteeing a cool million euros.

The schedule also includes a €1,000 Mystery Bounty with a €500,000 guarantee, a €1,500 Super Circuit Championship with the same guarantee, and the €350 King's DreamMaker, which will play for at least €300,000. Pot-Limit Omaha fans won't be left out either. There's a €1,000 PLO Bounty, a €1,500 PLO Monster Stack, and a €5,000 PLO High Roller.

King's Resort remains committed to players with higher bankrolls. In addition to two €5,000 High Rollers, the GGMillion$ High Roller with an €8,600 buy-in will take place on November 4. The festival will conclude on November 11 with a €2,000 Super Turbo Bounty tournament.

Complete Schedule for WSOP Super Circuit KINGS 2026:

# Date Tournament Buy-in Guarantee
1 October 28 NLH Super Circuit Kick-Off €500 €100,000
2 October 28 Pot-Limit Omaha Bounty €1,000 €100,000
3 October 29 Big O €1,500 €100,000
4 October 29-31 NLH Mini Main Event €1,000 €1,000,000
5 October 29 NLH Ultra Stack €600 €100,000
6 October 30 King’s German Championship of Poker €500 €100,000
7 October 30 PLO Monster Stack €1,500 €100,000
8 October 31 Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller €5,000
9 November 1-3 NLH Mystery Bounty €1,000 €500,000
10 November 2 No-Limit Hold’em High Roller €5,000
11 November 4 GGMillion$ High Roller €8,600
12 November 4 King’s FiftyStack €777 €100,000
13 November 5-7 Super Circuit Main Event €3,000 €2,000,000
14 November 6-8 King’s DreamMaker €350 €300,000
15 November 6 NLH Monster Stack €1,500 €100,000
16 November 8-9 Super Circuit Championship €1,500 €500,000
17 November 10 NLH Series Saver €1,000 €100,000
18 November 11 NLH Super Turbo Bounty €2,000 €100,000

Super Circuit Builds on Record Success in Canada

WSOP is expanding this new concept following the hugely successful inaugural Super Circuit in Canada. The Main Event at Playground saw 2,844 entries, creating a prize pool of CAD 13,082,400, surpassing the ten-million guarantee and setting a new WSOP Circuit record. Even the Mini Main Event attracted 3,484 entries, setting a new participant record for the casino.

These numbers highlighted the potential of larger festivals that blend traditional WSOP Circuit rings with significantly more ambitious guarantees. Given its capacity, location, and history, Rozvadov was a natural choice for the next destination where WSOP wants to develop this format.

Next Super Circuit Heads to the Caribbean

Alongside the return to Rozvadov, WSOP announced the inaugural Super Circuit LATAM. The festival will take place from January 24 to February 2, 2027, at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. The Main Event here will have a $3,500 buy-in and a $2,000,000 guarantee.

For Hard Rock Punta Cana, this will be the first official World Series of Poker event. While the Caribbean stop marks WSOP's entry into a new market, the Rozvadov festival signals a return to one of Europe's paramount poker centers. Although King’s lost WSOP Europe, its association with the most famous tournament brand is far from over—it embarks on a new chapter.

Sources: WSOP, Kings-Resort, Hard Rock Punta Cana