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CNP Winamax Grand Final Aims for 3,000 Entries in Madrid

CNP Winamax Grand Final Aims for 3,000 Entries in Madrid

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The CNP Winamax Grand Final is set to take place from November 12-23 at Casino Gran Madrid Torrelodones, with organisers targeting more than 3,000 entries for the Main Event. If achieved, it would mark the largest field in the 15-year history of the Spanish poker circuit.

Last year’s edition of the €550 Main Event drew a record 2,684 entries, but this year’s festival is aiming even higher. More than 1,200 tickets have already been handed out through LAROUSH LIVE promotions, with additional players expected to qualify via Winamax online satellites.

With such a large turnout anticipated, organisers are encouraging players not to wait until the last moment to register, offering three separate methods to lock in a seat before play begins.

The €550 Main Event will run across six starting flights beginning November 18, including a budget-friendly €300 Low Cost flight on November 19 and a quicker-structured Day 1F on November 21.

To manage the expected volume of players, Day 2 will be divided into two separate sessions on November 21 before the field reunites for Day 3 on November 22, with the champion crowned on November 23.

Venue preparations include 126 tables spread across three sections of the casino. The 76-table French Room will handle the bulk of the action, while the Poker Room will host the televised feature table. Mandalay Gardens will add 35 more tables from November 19, alongside a dedicated Player Lounge for guests.

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