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WSOP Europe Moves to Prague in 2026 with New Spring Dates
TournamentsOctober 8, 2025·1 min read

WSOP Europe Moves to Prague in 2026 with New Spring Dates


The World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE) is officially moving to Prague. The 17th edition of WSOP Europe will take place in 2026, debuting in its new location. WSOPE 2026 will be hosted at the Hilton Prague in Czechia from March 31 to April 12, in partnership with King’s Casino Prague.

Prague will become the sixth city to host the series since its debut in 2007. The Hilton Prague is also the home of PokerStars’ EPT Prague festival, making it a familiar setting for the live poker players. The series will once again feature 15 gold bracelet events.

GGPoker will once again serve as the exclusive online partner for WSOP Europe, running qualifiers for the 2026 edition both on its main platform and through the newly launched WSOP Express satellite program. The 2026 edition will also integrate the game-changing WSOP Plus app, designed to enhance the live experience through digital registration, player tracking, and real-time tournament updates. This year’s series attracted 12,492 total entries and generated €18.8 million in prize money.

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