PokerStars Open: Three Events conclude in Aix-en-Provence — Main Event starts Wednesday

From November 1 through 8, PokerStars LIVE makes a guest appearance at the Pasino Grand. The 2026 PokerStars Open Aix-en-Provence features an exciting lineup of 21 events. The €2,200 PokerStars Open High Roller kicks off on Tuesday. The €1,100 Main Event begins on Wednesday with Flight A. The first three events concluded since Sunday.

The festival will be held over eight days at the Pasino Grand in Aix-en-Provence. Side events start with a buy-in of €200. Players with a larger bankroll can try their luck at the €5,000 PokerStars Open High Roller. The €1,100 PokerStars Open Main Event takes place from November 4 through 8. Four starting days (Day 1) are scheduled. The top three winners have been crowned in the €200 Creators Cup, the €300 NL Hold’em Knockout, and the €250 NL Hold’em Deep Stack.

2026 PokerStars Open Aix-en-Provence

Date: November 1–8
Location: Pasino GRAND Partouche Aix-en-Provence
Events: 21 (including satellites)
Buy-ins: €200 to €5,000; satellites starting at €185
Website: pokerstarslive.com

€200 Creators Cup

The €200 Creators Cup attracted 245 entries, resulting in a prize pool of €42,336. Thirty-six players finished in the money (ITM). The tournament was designed to bring together poker enthusiasts and content creators with a large following on social media and streaming platforms. Notable figures such as Jbzz, ChowH1, Lutti, Areliann, and the Red Spade Room ambassadors, Benny and Yu, took their seats at the tables. A bounty of €2,300 was on the ambassadors’ heads. Hedi Bouchouareb secured victory in the Creators Cup, winning €9,000 in prize money.

€300 NL Hold’em Knockout

The €300 NL Hold’em Knockout attracted 149 entries. This resulted in a prize pool of €37,190.40. 18 places were paid. The victory and €6,620 (including the bounty) went to Fabrice Luc Marcucci.

€250 NL Hold’em Deep Stack

On Monday, the €250 NL Hold’em Deep Stack was also on the schedule. 107 entries created a prize pool of €22,598.40. 16 players finished in the money. Madjid Guenfissi took first place and a prize of €5,250.