The World Series of Poker’s Grand Entrance in Tallinn
The poker world in Europe is buzzing right now, and for a good reason. After recently enjoying the delights of Triton Poker and the World Series Super Circuit in London, the WSOP is returning with its historic Circuit series to one of poker’s most beloved destinations in Europe.
Tallinn, Estonia, will be hosting its inaugural WSOPC stop, thanks to a partnership between Olympic Entertainment Group’s OlyBet and the World Series of Poker and GGPoker. This collaboration is a game-changer for European poker, and is bringing the biggest tournaments in live poker to Estonia this September. With over €1 million guaranteed in a Main Event and a plethora of tournaments for the everyman in poker, the opportunities to get a World Series of Poker ring have never been better for a European poker player.
A Mammoth Milestone for European Poker
A WSOP Tallinn stop marks a colossal moment in European poker, as the WSOP Circuit stops at the renowned Olympic Park Casino and the lavish Tallinn Park Hotel from September 14 to September 24. With the buzz already generating in Estonia and beyond, Gregory Chochon, the VP of the World Series of Poker, shared his enthusiasm: “The growth of poker is continuing in Northern Europe, and we are delighted to partner with OlyBet to bring the excitement and passion of the WSOP Circuit Series to Estonia for the first time in the WSOP Circuit history.”
Get Your Hands on a Glittering Gold Ring
Everyone loves big tournament scores, deep runs, and an excellent addition to the Hendon Mob or Sharkscope. But what cannot be competed with in poker is the prestige of a WSOP bracelet or ring. You gain something you cannot get with them through other tournament wins. It’s a level of prestige, a mark in history, and a juicy $1 million freeroll tournament that only ring and bracelet winners can enter.
Win a Seat at the Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas
With over 12 rings on offer at this WSOPC Estonia stop, you have ample opportunities to win a seat in the Tournament of Champions Freeroll in Las Vegas during the 2024 World Series of Poker. This is a tournament exclusively open to WSOP silverware winners, so not only will you get to play for a bracelet and thousands of dollars, but you will also be mixing it up with some of poker's biggest legends and winners.
Running around this incredible opportunity is over 30 WSOPC Tallinn side events, which will have all kinds of poker games- the true epitome of something for everyone when it comes to poker. We will see poker Estonia will remember forever, whether it is historic WSOP ring wins, innovative poker tournaments with huge fields, or even fun and memorable poker friendships being made.
The WSOPC Estonia Schedule is One to Remember
The starting pistol will fire at 12pm Estonia time on September 14 with a juicy €550 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em tournament with four flights for players to get in the mix. But this is just the beginning of the poker Tallinn will experience, as there are a host of tournaments on offer between €350 and €1,100 in buy-ins, giving an opportunity to poker players from all different buy-ins.
There’s even a special online WSOP event that is €555 if you want to try and win a WSOP ring through WSOPC Tallinn at the online felt. OlyBet and the WSOP also know the biggest flavor of the month in poker, a Mystery Bounty tournament. This €660 buy-in event promises huge thrills and prizes; by just knocking one person out and opening an envelope, you could win as much as the overall winner of the event!
A Million Reasons to Play the WSOPC Tallinn Main Event
The pinnacle of this WSOP Estonia experience easily comes from the €1 million guaranteed Main Event. With a buy-in of only 1,500, so many poker players across the continent and beyond can fire at this mega event. There will be four flights, with one being played in a turbo structure. There is no bigger and juicer event coming up on the European poker schedule, so you should get booking your flights and accommodation and have a poker trip of a lifetime at WSOPC Tallin this September.
