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The WSOP Circuit continues its global expansion with a new stop in Belgium this November. The tour will visit Casino Middelkerke Betfirst by Partouche for a series of nine ring events running from Nov. 6 through Nov. 15.
Belgium carries a strong poker pedigree, having produced notable players such as two-time WSOP Main Event final table finisher Kenny Hallaert and bracelet winner Davidi Kitai. The country’s poker history adds extra appeal to the upcoming series.
Action kicks off on Nov. 6 with the €300 No-Limit Hold’em Mini Main Event, which offers four starting flights and allows re-entry during any of them. This event gives both recreational and experienced players an early shot at a WSOPC ring.
Eight of the nine scheduled tournaments are No-Limit Hold’em events, though formats vary throughout the series. Highlights include a €550 Mystery Bounty event on Nov. 8 and a €2,500 High Roller on Nov. 10, the largest buy-in of the entire schedule.
The lone non-Hold’em offering is a €300 Omaha event, which closes out the series on Nov. 15, adding variety to the mostly NLH lineup.
The series’ centerpiece, however, is the €1,500 Main Event, beginning Nov. 11 with four Day 1 flights before merging for Day 2 on Nov. 14. Players will start with 50,000 in chips, with blind levels increasing every 40 minutes.
