The 2026 WSOP Circuit season is slowly coming to an end. But before that, a few great stops still await the players. From November 20 to 30, 2026, the World Series of Poker will be making a stop at the historic Casino Sanremo on the Italian Riviera. Participants can look forward to 11 WSOP Circuit Ring events, buy-ins ranging from 300 to 2,500 euros, and a Main Event with a buy-in of 1,500 euros.
The WSOP Circuit in Sanremo kicks off from November 20 to 22 with the WSOP-C Mini Main Event for 300 euros. The highlight of the festival is, of course, the WSOP-C Main Event. The tournament begins on November 26 and runs through November 30. The buy-in is 1,500 euros. For players with larger bankrolls, the WSOP-C High Roller is also on the schedule as a Ring Event. The High Roller begins on November 25 and runs through November 27. The buy-in is 2,500 euros.
From November 22 through 24, another popular live poker format—the WSOP-C Mystery Bounty—is on the schedule. The buy-in is 500 euros. Mystery Bounty tournaments differ from classic bounty events in that the amount of certain bounties is not revealed until a later time or after a player is eliminated.
Special interest groups are also well catered for in Sanremo. The WSOP-C Senior 50+ takes place from November 22 to 23 and costs 550 euros. Players who meet the minimum age requirement are eligible to participate. The WSOP-C Ladies follows from November 23 to 24. The buy-in is 300 euros. The WSOP-C Colossus will be held from November 22 to 26 and also costs 300 euros. Next up is the WSOP-C Superstack on November 24 and 25, a tournament with a buy-in of 750 euros. Finally, just before the end of the series, the WSOP-C Deepstack is on the schedule. The tournament begins on November 29 and has a buy-in of 1,000 euros.
On November 29 and 30, another poker variant is on the schedule: the $400 WSOP-C Omaha. And, of course, every winner of a WSOP Circuit Ring will receive a $5,000 package to the WSOP Paradise in the Bahamas. The detailed tournament schedule, including all events, guaranteed prize pools, starting stacks, blind levels, and the individual start dates, will be published shortly. You’ll be able to find it on the WSOP website.
