The question of whether the PartyPoker Tour will continue beyond its second season has just been answered, as the dates of six stops for 2027 have just been released. These include four in Spain and two in Ireland, including returns to venues that the tour has previously visited, plus new destinations.
PartyPoker Tour 2027 Calendar
| Destination | Dates |
| Bilbao, Spain | 22-28 February 2027 |
| Seville, Spain | 5-11 April 2027 |
| Cork, Ireland | 24-30 May 2027 |
| Madrid, Spain | 5-11 July 2027 |
| Barcelona, Spain | 27 September – 3 October 2027 |
| Dublin, Ireland | 15-21 November 2027 |
The buy-in for the Main Event for the stops that have already been announced has been confirmed as sticking at €500, with a €150 Mini-Main, a €250 Mystery Bounty and a €1,000 High Roller also confirmed to be on every schedule.
The first event confirmed for 2027 will be in Bilbao in February, a new destination for the tour, with returns to Seville and Madrid also included in the schedule. Another new Spanish location is Barcelona, which will host the tour in late September.
The PartyPoker Tour is currently in Cork, where its first ever Irish festival is being played, with Tour Ambassadors including Joe Beevers and Barny Boatman joined on the felts by Irish poker legend Padraig Parkinson. It is already booked to return to Cork in May, with the Irish winter stop switching to Dublin.
No events in the UK have yet been announced nor were mentioned in the press release, however visual assets for the 2027 tour show placeholders for two UK events and one in Canada.
Online qualification on PartyPoker remains, with the Tour Path targeted to deliver 2,000 qualifiers to the live events throughout 2027. It has also been revealed that every final table will be live streamed, with both English and Spanish commentary.
Speaking about the new season, Antonio Sapio, Director of Operations at VibeLive (the marketing agency supporting the PartyPoker Tour) commented
“PartyPoker Tour is built around a simple idea: poker should be accessible, enjoyable and rewarding for everyone”
adding
“Our plans for 2027 reflect that commitment. We want to bring more players to the live tables and create events where everyone feels welcome, whether they’re playing their first tournament or returning to the felt.”
The tour also re-affirmed its commitment to transparent tournament fees, with no additional deductions from tournament prize pools other than those listed on the tournament schedule.