WSOP Europe Kicks Off in Czech Republic

The 11th World Series of Poker Europe kicked off Sunday in the Kings Casino in Rozvadov Republic.

There will be 15 WSOP bracelet events during the upcoming few weeks together with guaranteed prize pools totaled $22 million, or about $24.3 million US. The series began with the 350 Opener event on Sunday and will finish with the $1-million guarantee, $550 buy-in Colossus event that finishes on Nov. 2.
Naturally, the major attraction will be the 5-million warranty No-Limit Holdem Main Event. The Main Event of this year will have two beginning flights and takes a 10,350 buy-in. Day 1A kicks off at noon on Friday, Oct. 25, and also Day 1B will likely be at precisely exactly the exact same moment on Saturday, Oct. 26. There are a few other highlights, especially if youre into some high-rolling action. This WSOPE will not only have a $25,500 buy Platinum NLHE High Roller Event, it is going to also host a 100,000 Diamond High Roller NLHE Event on Oct. 23.
Here is the third season the WSOP Europe is being hosted by the Kings Casino in Rozvadov, a little Czech town near the border. Even restaurants are scarce and the highlight is the fact that it is roughly two hours in Prague. But if youre searching for an poker escape that is isolated Rozvadov is where to go and tens of thousands of players flocked to the Kings Casino. In 2017, a complete of 7,689 players signed for 11 different bracelet events and 529 players signed up for the Main Event.
A bit dropped last year. However, somewhat grew the second-highest, to 534 players in WSOPE history. The WSOPE Main Event premiered in 2011 in Cannes, France. That event brought players and Elio Fox took that one down for a grand prize of $1,400,000. Foxs triumph is the WSOPE Main Event trophy.
Last year English pro Jack Sinclair took down the Main Event and won 1.12 million. This brought U.K. players up to seven WSOPE bracelets, great for second place, but half of these 14 bracelets won by U.S. players. France rounds from Canada and the top three with five bracelets, Germany and the Czech Republic are tied for fourth with four bracelets each.
The 2019 World Series of Poker at Las Vegas found a total of 90 bracelet events and thousands and thousands of gamers. Every player that cashed earned some Player of the Year points and there was a tight race going after the summer was over.
Australian Robert Campbell topped the leaderboard with 3,418.78 points. Campbell had a summer that comprised two bracelets, four tables along with nine cashes. Shaun Deeb finished the summertime second with 3,280.13 points. Deeb won the 2018 WSOP Player of the Year along with also a win this year will make him the first player to win back-to-back WSOP Player of the Year awards.
Daniel Negreanu is now third with 3,166.24 points and is the only player to have won the POY two . Negreanu has yet to acquire a bracelet this season, but he cashed over a dozen times and completed runner-up in the NLHE High Roller along with the $10,000 7-Card Stud Championship. All three players will be expected to be at Rozvadov and the race will definitely be something to watch as the series continues.
We are going to be after the greatest stories from Rozvadov, but if you would like live upgrades for every single occasion, go over to this WSOP updates page. If you interested in a schedule to learn what events could work for you, then check out the 2019 WSOPE program.

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