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PartyPoker Tour to Stop in Castellon, Spain, from October 5

PartyPoker Tour to Stop in Castellon, Spain, from October 5

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The 2026 PartyPoker Tour continues its European run with a stop at the Orenes Gran Casino de Castellon in Spain, running from October 5 to October 11. This marks the seventh leg of the tour’s 2026 schedule.

Action kicks off with a €150 Mini Main Event, which offers four starting flights beginning at 4:00 p.m. CEST on October 5 and carries a €50,000 guaranteed prize pool over three days.

A packed side event schedule also features a €200 Bounty tournament on October 7, a €150 7-Max Pot-Limit Omaha event on October 8, a €60 Win the Button Bounty the same day, a €250 Mystery Bounty on October 10, and a €1,000 High Roller on October 11, alongside various satellites.

The centerpiece €500 buy-in Main Event runs from October 8 through October 11 with a €100,000 guarantee. Following the tour’s zero percent deduction policy, €445 of each entry goes directly into the prize pool.

Players can choose between four Day 1 flights, including standard, turbo, and hyper-turbo structures, with the fastest starting at noon on October 10. The top 25 percent from each flight advance to Day 2, which plays down to a final table concluding on October 11.

Previous 2026 stops have drawn strong turnouts, including a record 535 entrants in Madrid and 383 players in Sevilla, while Robbie Bull most recently won the Glasgow leg for £28,500. Satellites for Castellon remain available online through PartyPoker starting at £0.20.

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