Poker Tournament Arrives at King's Resort in Rozvadov During Fall Season: World Series of Poker Circle Hits Destination
WSOP Circuit Returns to King's Resort in Rozvadov
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) Circuit is set to return to King's Resort in Rozvadov, Czech Republic, from October 22nd to November 4th. This two-week poker festival promises an exciting lineup of tournaments, including the NLH Championship Main Event with a €1 million guarantee.
The festival kicks off on October 23rd with two Pot Limit Omaha (PLO) events. The €440 PLO 6‐Max and the €1,000 PLO 8‐Max offer guarantees of €50,000 and €100,000 respectively. A day later, on October 24th, a €400 + €150 PLO Bounty Hunter will take place, featuring a €50,000 prize pool.
For those looking for a change of pace, a €400 buy-in Pot Limit Omaha event is scheduled for November 1st.
The highlight of the series is the NLH Championship Main Event, which starts on October 31st with a €1,500 buy-in and guarantees at least €1 million in prize money. Players will start with a deep 50,000-chip stack. The event features seven starting flights, with survivors playing through several days to reach a televised final table.
In addition to the Main Event, the series offers a variety of side events. These include a Mini Main Event with a €300 entry, guaranteeing €500,000, and multiple Omaha and bounty formats. The Lucky 7s event, with a €777 buy-in and a €150,000 guarantee, takes place on October 29th and 30th, with a playful nod to poker superstition.
The series will award twelve coveted rings, affectionately known as RozVegas. Mixed-game enthusiasts will find multiple events throughout the schedule, including flip-and-go qualifiers and multi-stack formats.
Winners of any ring event in Rozvadov will also receive a $5,000 "Ticket to Paradise." This prize secures a seat in the $2,500 WSOP Paradise Mystery Bounty Championship in the Bahamas.
The festival will also feature a Mystery Bounty starting on October 27th with a €300,000 guarantee, including €200 mystery bounties and a bonus for the top chip leaders. The same evening, the €660 Fifty Stack event concludes with a €150,000 guarantee.
The series includes a total of 66 tournaments with a combined €3 million in guarantees. With dozens of tournaments and a comprehensive schedule, the WSOP Circuit in Rozvadov promises an exciting poker experience for players of all levels.
[1] For exact dates and complete event listings from 2022, official WSOP archives or King’s Resort announcements from that year would be the best sources. [3] In recent WSOP Circuit events at King’s Resort Rozvadov, the festival usually spans about two weeks with dozens of tournaments, the NLH Championship Main Event has a buy-in around €1,500 and guarantees at least €1 million in prize money, and there are multiple starting flights for the Main Event, with survivors playing through several days to reach a televised final table. Additional side events often include Omaha and bounty formats and smaller “Mini Main Event” tournaments with buy-ins around €500, also carrying significant guarantees.
- Las Vegas, known for its casino-and-gambling culture, may find the WSOP Circuit's return to King's Resort in Rozvadov, with its big-wins and diverse casino-games offerings, a worthy rival.
- Casino personalities from all around the world will traverse to Rozvadov for the WSOP Circuit, aiming to win one of the twelve coveted RozVegas rings and bag a "Ticket to Paradise" for a seat in the WSOP Paradise Mystery Bounty Championship.
- A brewing gambling trend sees the growing popularity of different poker events; events like the NLH Championship Main Event, Omaha formats, and bounty tournaments, all on display at the WSOP Circuit in Rozvadov.
- Casino enthusiasts might also take interest in the lotteries taking place alongside the poker events at the WSOP Circuit, offering unique opportunities to win substantial prizes.
- Responsible gambling practices should always be upheld during these events to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants, a crucial aspect of the casino-culture and the WSOP Circuit as a whole.
