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WSOPC Heads Back to Tallinn with €1 Million Guaranteed Main Event

WSOPC Heads Back to Tallinn with €1 Million Guaranteed Main Event

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The World Series of Poker Circuit is set to return to the Olympic Park Casino in Tallinn, Estonia, for a packed schedule running from July 23 through August 2, 2026. The festival will feature 12 ring-awarding events alongside more than 60 side events for players of all levels.

Each ring event winner will not only claim a coveted WSOP gold ring and prize money but also earn a $5,000 package to the WSOP Circuit Championship, part of the upcoming WSOP Paradise 2026 series.

To take part, players must have an active WSOP LIVE account, downloadable via the Apple App Store or Google Play. Registration also requires an in-person check-in with valid photo ID at the Olympic Park Casino before entering the tournament area at the Hilton Tallinn Park Hotel. The minimum entry age is 21.

The series kicks off with the €350 No-Limit Hold’em Mini Main Event, which drew 954 entries last year and was won by Sweden’s Simon Persson for €45,700. Other notable ring events include a €555 Pot-Limit Omaha tournament, a women-only €350 Queens event, and a €1,100 Mystery Bounty tournament.

The festival’s centerpiece remains the €1,500 buy-in WSOPC Tallinn Main Event, guaranteeing a €1 million prize pool across five starting flights from July 28-30. Last year’s edition drew 888 entries, generating over €1.13 million in prizes, with Sweden’s Jenny Westerlund topping the field for €200,200.

Players using Luxon Pay for buy-ins will also be entered into a raffle for a €1,100 ticket to a future WSOPC event.

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