Starting this Sunday (13), the São Paulo Poker Championship (CPH) returns to energize the tables in São Paulo. The 7th stage of the 2026 season runs until the 22nd at H2 Sports Bar & Poker. Thus, players will have ten days of competition in a schedule full of options.
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Therefore, the schedule includes tournaments for different profiles and investment levels. Players will be able to participate in competitions in turbo, knockout, and deep stack formats, among others. The program also includes the Texas Hold’em and Omaha variants, expanding the alternatives throughout the stage.
Additionally, some traditional tournaments gain space in the schedule. The Main Event will feature satellites and several qualifying days. The Ladies event will have exclusive participation of women, while the Seniors will welcome players over 50 years old.
However, the stage will also bring social responsibility to the tables. The Mega 50K NOTEA will take place in partnership with NOTEA, an organization that works in the treatment and support of people on the autism spectrum. In this regard, the chip bonus and the rake collected will go to the entity, while players will also be able to make donations.
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High rollers and December Nine shake up the 7th stage of the CPH
However, among the main attractions of the schedule, the high rollers promise to energize the tables. On Tuesday (15), at 3 p.m., the 200K High Roller will have R$ 200 thousand guaranteed and a buy-in of R$ 3,500. On Wednesday (16), at 5 p.m., the 300K Majestic Super High Roller will offer R$ 300 thousand guaranteed, with an entry of R$ 10 thousand.
Thus, Thursday (17) will have another option for those seeking high-value tournaments. Starting at 5 p.m., the 100K High Roller Light will put R$ 100 thousand guaranteed up for grabs. With this, participants will be able to enter the tournament with a buy-in of R$ 2,000.
Finally, the stage will have direct importance in the race for the state title. The Main Event champion will secure the seventh spot in the December Nine, the final table that will bring together the winners of the nine CPH stages. Therefore, the nine qualifiers will compete at the end of the year for the state title and a bracelet.
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