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WSOP Circuit Set to Debut in Malta with €1,500 Main Event

WSOP Circuit Set to Debut in Malta with €1,500 Main Event

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The World Series of Poker Circuit is heading to Malta for the first time, with WSOPC – Casino Malta running at Casino Malta, St. Julian’s from September 25 to October 5.

Across the 11-day series, players will compete for a total of 12 rings, alongside numerous side events, satellites, and nightly tournaments. Buy-ins range from €170 satellites up to the €2,500 High Roller, while cash games will also be available throughout the stop.

The centerpiece of the series is the €1,500 WSOPC No-Limit Hold’em Main Event, which kicks off on September 30. The tournament features four starting flights: Flight A on September 30, Flights B and C on October 1 and 2, and Flight D later that same evening at 8:00 p.m.

Each Day 1 flight will play down to 15% of the field before players reconvene on October 3 for Day 2. The action then continues to a final table on October 4, where a WSOP ring will be awarded to the champion.

Daily €180 satellites will run from September 25 through October 2, with an additional option to qualify online exclusively through GGPoker.

Beyond the Main Event, the schedule includes the €2,500 High Roller on September 29-30, the €550 Pot-Limit Omaha, the €300 Mini Main Event, a Mystery Bounty tournament, a Knockout event, a Ladies Event, and the €300 Colossus, offering a wide range of options for participants throughout the series.

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