King’s WSOP Super Circuit 2026: €5M Guaranteed, 18 Rings and the Full Rozvadov Schedule

Europe’s biggest poker room has a new WSOP chapter. The first WSOP Super Circuit at King’s Resort in Rozvadov starts today, October 28, and runs to November 11, 2026. It has 18 ring events and €5 million in guarantees, and the headline event is a €3,000 Main Event with a €2,000,000 guarantee.

For King’s, this festival has a lot riding on it. It’s the resort’s first big WSOP festival since the WSOP Europe moved to Prague, and the €3,000 Main Event costs almost twice as much as the old Circuit Main Events here. The question is whether Rozvadov’s loyal players will step up.

Quick Facts

Detail	Info
Venue	King’s Resort, Rozvadov, Czech Republic
Dates	October 28 – November 11, 2026
Ring events	18
Total guarantees	€5,000,000
Total tournaments	About 88, including satellites and side events
Ring event buy-ins	€350 to €8,600
Satellites from	€70
Main Event	€3,000, €2,000,000 GTD, Day 1 flights November 5–7
Ring winner bonus	WSOP Paradise package
Required app	WSOP Live

Why This Super Circuit Matters

King’s Resort is no stranger to the WSOP. It has run WSOP Circuit stops since 2015 and hosted the WSOP Europe from 2017 to 2025. That ended when the WSOP moved its European series to King’s Casino Prague, where the April 2026 debut drew a record Main Event field of 2,617 entries.

Rozvadov answered with its own €10 million King’s Million festival in September. Now it has the WSOP back under the new Super Circuit name, which means a longer schedule, bigger guarantees and more rings than a standard Circuit stop.

The Super Circuit brand is also on a winning run. The first one, at Playground Poker Club in Canada (August 26 to September 12), carried a CA$10 million Main Event guarantee. After Rozvadov, the next stop is Hard Rock Punta Cana in January.

There’s an extra reward for the winners too. Every 2026 WSOP Circuit ring winner also receives a WSOP Paradise package, which gives them a path to the winter championship series in the Bahamas.

The Main Event Test: Can Rozvadov Hit €2 Million?

Here’s how past King’s Circuit Main Events have performed:

Year	Buy-in	Entries	Prize pool	Winner’s prize
2015–16	€1,650	715	€1,021,911	€206,927
2019 (I)	€1,700	650	—	€190,000 (Martin Kabrhel)
2019 (II)	€1,700	768	€1,130,880	€205,000 (Jakub Oliva)
2021	€1,700	912	€1,342,920	—
January 2022	€1,700	808	—	—
Spring 2022	€1,700	648	€1,000,000	€160,500
Autumn 2022	€1,700	748	€1,101,430	€189,650
2026 Super Circuit	€3,000	?	€2,000,000 GTD	?

Our analysis: King’s Circuit Main Events have reliably drawn 650 to 900 entries. The 2026 event costs about 75% more but doubles the guarantee. If around €2,700 of each €3,000 entry goes into the prize pool (our estimate, as the fee split isn’t published), the event needs about 740 entries to meet the guarantee. That’s right in line with past fields.

So it’s achievable, but it’s not certain. Unlimited re-entry and the November 5–7 Day 1 flights give it a real chance. If the field comes in short, the first prize could be very valuable compared with the buy-in.

Full Ring Event Schedule

Start	#	Event	Buy-in	GTD
Oct 28	1	Super Circuit Kick-off NLH	€500	€100,000
Oct 28	2	Bounty PLO	€1,000	€100,000
Oct 29	3	Big O	€1,500	€100,000
Oct 29	4	Mini Main Event NLH	€1,000	€1,000,000
Oct 29	5	Ultra Stack NLH	€600	€100,000
Oct 30	6	King’s German Championship of Poker NLH	€500	€100,000
Oct 30	7	Monster Stack PLO	€1,500	€100,000
Oct 31	8	High Roller PLO	€5,000	—
Nov 1	9	Mystery Bounty	€1,000	€500,000
Nov 2	10	High Roller NLH	€5,000	—
Nov 4	11	GGMillion$ NLH High Roller	€8,600	—
Nov 4	12	King’s Fiftystack NLH	€777	€100,000
Nov 5	13	WSOP Super Circuit Main Event	€3,000	€2,000,000
Nov 6	14	King’s DreamMaker	€350	€300,000
Nov 6	15	Monster Stack NLH	€1,500	€100,000
Nov 8	16	Super Circuit Championship	€1,500	€500,000
Nov 10	17	Series Saver	€1,000	€100,000
Nov 11	18	Super Turbo Bounty NLH	€2,000	€100,000

The Five Biggest Guarantees

Event	Day 1 flights	Buy-in	GTD
#13 Main Event	Nov 5–7	€3,000	€2,000,000
#4 Mini Main Event	Oct 29–31	€1,000	€1,000,000
#9 Mystery Bounty	Nov 1–3	€1,000	€500,000
#16 Super Circuit Championship	From Nov 8	€1,500	€500,000
#14 King’s DreamMaker	Nov 6–8	€350	€300,000

All five allow unlimited re-entry.

Opening Day: Two Rings on October 28

The series starts with two ring events:

• €500 Super Circuit Kick-off: 25,000 starting chips, 30-minute levels, €100,000 guaranteed.
• €1,000 Bounty PLO (€750 + €250 bounty): the same 25,000-chip, 30-minute structure, also €100,000 guaranteed.

Cash games run all festival long, starting at €1/€2 NLH and €2/€2 PLO.

Which Event Fits Your Bankroll?

Your budget	Best pick	Why
Under €500	#14 King’s DreamMaker (€350)	€300K GTD for a small buy-in, usually huge fields
€500 – €1,000	#4 Mini Main (€1,000)	€1M GTD and three flights to choose from
PLO players	#2 Bounty PLO, #3 Big O, #7 Monster Stack PLO	Five PLO ring chances in total
Bounty hunters	#9 Mystery Bounty (€1,000)	€500K GTD and random bounty prizes
Main Event dreamers	Satellites from €70	Win your €3,000 seat for much less
High rollers	#10 NLH HR (€5,000), #11 GGMillion$ HR (€8,600)	Smaller, tougher fields

How to Qualify Online

You can still win a Main Event seat online through GGPoker, since the Main Event doesn’t start until November 5. Read our GGPoker review to see how satellites and the GG Pass account work.

Important: Every player must register through the WSOP Live app, which also has live updates, seat draws and results.

If you’re thinking about the UK instead, the WSOP Circuit at Dusk Till Dawn runs November 6–15, overlapping with the second week here.

Our Take

This festival will show whether Rozvadov can still draw a big WSOP crowd without the WSOP Europe name. The schedule offers good value: a €1M Mini Main for €1,000, a €350 event with a €300K guarantee, and five PLO rings. The €2M Main Event is a bold bet at €3,000, but past attendance suggests King’s has the player base to hit it. Our recommendation: target the Mini Main, satellite into the Main, and play cash games in between.

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