The World Series of Poker Circuit has spent much of 2026 breaking new ground, both at home and abroad, and players have been responding in huge numbers.
September alone produced two major milestones. At Texas Card House in Austin, the $1,700 WSOP Circuit Main Event drew 2,090 entries, setting a new record for the largest WSOP Circuit Main Event field in the tour’s history. Eric Chang eventually came through the record field to win his ring and $433,670.
That came shortly after the inaugural WSOP Super Circuit Canada at Playground, where the CA$5,000 Main Event attracted 2,844 entries and created a CA$13,082,400 prize pool. It became the biggest live poker tournament ever held in Canada, with Mayukh Chakraborty taking home CA$1.5 million after coming out on top.
Now, for the first time, the WSOP Circuit is heading to Spain, with Casino Gran Vía in Madrid hosting an 11-day festival from October 23 through November 2. Eleven WSOP Circuit rings will be awarded during the series, with buy-ins ranging from €300 to €2,500.
WSOP Circuit Makes Its Spanish Debut in Madrid
The first WSOP Circuit stop in Spain begins on Friday, October 23, with the €300 Mini Main Event getting proceedings underway.
Four starting flights are spread across the opening two days before the survivors return for the final day October 25. That same weekend sees two more rings enter the mix, with the €550 Seniors event for players aged 50 and over and the €550 Mystery Bounty both beginning on the same day.
One of the longest events on the schedule is the €300 Colossus. Six starting flights run from October 25 through November 1, giving players plenty of opportunities to find a bag before the final day on November 2.
The stakes then climb with the €2,500 High Roller on October 27, before attention turns to the biggest tournament of the festival.
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€1,500 Main Event Headlines Madrid Schedule
Ring #7 is reserved for the €1,500 WSOP Circuit Main Event, which comes with four starting flights beginning on October 28.
Days 1A, 1B and 1C feature 40-minute levels, while the final opening flight on October 30 switches to a faster 20-minute structure. Those who make it through will combine for Day 2 the day after, with the first WSOP Circuit Main Event champion crowned in Spain the following day.
The Main Event isn’t the end of the ring action either.
A €1,000 Deepstack and €550 Omaha event both get underway on October 31, while the closing stretch also features the €400 Superstack and €350 Bigstack. The latter brings the ring schedule to a close on November 2.
WSOP Circuit Madrid Full Schedule
Date
Time
Event
Buy-in
Fri, Oct 23
12:30 p.m.
Ring #1 WSOP-C Mini Main Event – Day 1A
€300
Fri, Oct 23
5 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C Main Event
€180
Fri, Oct 23
8 p.m.
Ring #1 WSOP-C Mini Main Event – Day 1B
€300
Fri, Oct 23
9 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C Main Event
€180
Sat, Oct 24
12:30 p.m.
Ring #1 WSOP-C Mini Main Event – Day 1C
€300
Sat, Oct 24
5 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C Main Event
€180
Sat, Oct 24
8 p.m.
Ring #1 WSOP-C Mini Main Event – Day 1D
€300
Sat, Oct 24
9 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C Main Event
€180
Sun, Oct 25
12 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C Mystery Bounty
€70
Sun, Oct 25
12:30 p.m.
Ring #2 WSOP-C Senior (50+) – Day 1
€550
Sun, Oct 25
1 p.m.
Ring #1 WSOP-C Mini Main Event – Final Day
—
Sun, Oct 25
2 p.m.
Ring #3 WSOP-C Mystery Bounty – Day 1A
€550
Sun, Oct 25
8 p.m.
Ring #4 WSOP-C Colossus – Day 1A
€300
Sun, Oct 25
9 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C Main Event
€180
Mon, Oct 26
12 p.m.
Ring #2 WSOP-C Senior (50+) – Final Day
—
Mon, Oct 26
12 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C Mystery Bounty
€70
Mon, Oct 26
12:30 p.m.
Ring #3 WSOP-C Mystery Bounty – Day 1B
€550
Mon, Oct 26
8 p.m.
Ring #3 WSOP-C Mystery Bounty – Day 1C
€550
Mon, Oct 26
9 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C High Roller
€300
Tue, Oct 27
12 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C High Roller
€300
Tue, Oct 27
12 p.m.
Ring #5 WSOP-C Knockout
€500
Tue, Oct 27
1 p.m.
Ring #3 WSOP-C Mystery Bounty – Final Day
—
Tue, Oct 27
3 p.m.
Ring #6 WSOP-C High Roller – Day 1
€2,500
Tue, Oct 27
8 p.m.
Ring #4 WSOP-C Colossus – Day 1B
€300
Tue, Oct 27
9 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C Main Event
€180
Wed, Oct 28
12 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C Main Event
€180
Wed, Oct 28
12:30 p.m.
Ring #7 WSOP-C Main Event – Day 1A
€1,500
Wed, Oct 28
1 p.m.
Ring #6 WSOP-C High Roller – Day 2
€2,500
Wed, Oct 28
5 p.m.
Daily Deepstack
€300
Wed, Oct 28
8 p.m.
Ring #4 WSOP-C Colossus – Day 1C
€300
Wed, Oct 28
9 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C Main Event
€180
Thu, Oct 29
12 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C Main Event
€180
Thu, Oct 29
12:30 p.m.
Ring #7 WSOP-C Main Event – Day 1B
€1,500
Thu, Oct 29
1 p.m.
Ring #6 WSOP-C High Roller – Final Day
—
Thu, Oct 29
5 p.m.
Daily Superstack
€300
Thu, Oct 29
8 p.m.
Ring #4 WSOP-C Colossus – Day 1D
€300
Thu, Oct 29
9 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C Main Event
€180
Fri, Oct 30
12 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C Main Event
€180
Fri, Oct 30
12:30 p.m.
Ring #7 WSOP-C Main Event – Day 1C
€1,500
Fri, Oct 30
5 p.m.
Daily Mix Hold’em/Omaha4
€300
Fri, Oct 30
8 p.m.
Ring #7 WSOP-C Main Event – Day 1D
€1,500
Fri, Oct 30
9 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C Deepstack
€130
Sat, Oct 31
12 p.m.
Satellite WSOP-C Deepstack
€130
Sat, Oct 31
12:30 p.m.
Ring #7 WSOP-C Main Event – Day 2
—
Sat, Oct 31
3 p.m.
Ring #8 WSOP-C Deepstack – Day 1
€1,000
Sat, Oct 31
5 p.m.
Daily Knockout
€300
Sat, Oct 31
7:30 p.m.
Ring #9 WSOP-C Omaha – Day 1
€550
Sat, Oct 31
8 p.m.
Ring #4 WSOP-C Colossus – Day 1E
€300
Sun, Nov 1
1 p.m.
Ring #7 WSOP-C Main Event – Final Day
—
Sun, Nov 1
1 p.m.
Ring #8 WSOP-C Deepstack – Final Day
€1,000
Sun, Nov 1
1 p.m.
Ring #9 WSOP-C Omaha – Final Day
€550
Sun, Nov 1
2 p.m.
Ring #10 WSOP-C Superstack – Day 1
€400
Sun, Nov 1
5 p.m.
Daily Deepstack
€300
Sun, Nov 1
8 p.m.
Ring #4 WSOP-C Colossus – Day 1F
€300
Mon, Nov 2
1 p.m.
Ring #4 WSOP-C Colossus – Final Day
—
Mon, Nov 2
1 p.m.
Ring #10 WSOP-C Superstack – Final Day
—
Mon, Nov 2
3 p.m.
Ring #11 WSOP-C Bigstack
€350
Mon, Nov 2
9 p.m.
Nightly Knockout
€200
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Calum Grant
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Calum has been a part of the PokerNews team since September 2021 after working in the UK energy sector. He played his first hand of poker in 2017 and immediately fell in love with the game.
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