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Five Prominent Poker Players Confirmed for WSOP Europe 2026 in Prague

Five Prominent Poker Players Confirmed for WSOP Europe 2026 in Prague

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Five highly accomplished poker professionals have confirmed their participation in the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Europe, set to take place at the Hilton Atrium and King’s Casino in Prague, Czech Republic. The event, scheduled for 2026, is drawing attention as several of the sport’s most recognized players declare their intentions to compete for coveted WSOP bracelets and significant prize money.

The confirmed players include Jesse Lonis, noted for his rapid ascent and success on the high-stakes circuit; Martin Kabrhel, the top Czech tournament earner and a dominant force at WSOP Europe; Shaun Deeb, fresh off his eighth bracelet and recent induction to the Poker Hall of Fame; Phil Hellmuth, the record holder for career WSOP bracelets; and Michael Mizrachi, the champion of the 2025 Main Event and Poker Players Championship, recently inducted unanimously into the Hall of Fame. Each brings a substantial record of achievements to this year’s series.

WSOP Europe 2026 marks a significant highlight on the global poker calendar, promising high-level competition in one of the continent’s most scenic cities. The event’s move to Prague, along with unique promotions such as the Rise In Prague Golden Egg Hunt, is expected to draw an international field of top competitors and reinforce the series’ reputation as a premier tournament destination.

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