WSOP Circuit debuts in Malta with 12 rings and €1,500 Main Event

WSOP Circuit debuts in Malta with 12 rings and €1,500 Main Event

A World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) will gain another stop in Europe in 2026. Between September 25 and October 5, the circuit will hold its first stage at the Casino Malta, in St. Julian’s. Thus, players will have 11 days of competition on the Mediterranean island.

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Thus, the WSOP Circuit Malta schedule will award 12 champion rings. The schedule will also feature several side tournaments, satellites, and night events. As a result, buy-ins start at € 170 in the satellites and go up to € 2,500 for the High Roller.

Additionally, the main highlight will be the € 1,500 Main Event, which starts on September 30. The tournament will have four qualifiers between September 30 and October 2. Afterwards, the qualifiers will compete in Day 2 on October 3, while the final table will take place the following day.

However, those seeking a spot with a smaller investment will have different alternatives. The organization will hold € 180 satellites daily between September 25 and October 2. Furthermore, players will also be able to qualify online, exclusively through GGPoker.

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High Roller and other events complete the WSOP Circuit Malta schedule

WSOP Circuit debuts in Malta with 12 rings and €1,500 Main Event
WSOP Super Circuit with new stages (Photo: WSOP)

However, before the decisive stretch of the Main Event, the € 2,500 High Roller promises to gather some of the main names present in Malta. The competition will take place on September 29 and 30. Thus, the tournament will be the event with the highest buy-in of the entire schedule.

Therefore, the schedule will offer options for different player profiles. The € 300 Mini Main Event will have four qualifiers on September 25 and 26. The € 550 Pot-Limit Omaha will start on October 3 and will crown its champion the following day.

Finally, the WSOP Circuit Malta will also have Mystery Bounty, Knockout, Ladies, and Colossus events. Among them are the € 550 Mystery Bounty, the € 500 Knockout, as well as the € 300 Ladies Event and Colossus. Therefore, the WSOPC debut at Casino Malta will offer an extensive schedule between September 25 and October 5.

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