Following last month's record-setting edition at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas on the Las Vegas Strip, World Series of Poker (WSOP) has announced its annual fall series, WSOP Europe, and its initial international stops for the 2023-24 WSOP Circuit (WSOP-C).

Returning for its 14th season, the 2023 edition of WSOP Europe is set to unfold at King's Resort in Rozvadov, Czech Republic, from October 25 to November 15. The tournament's Main Event will kick off on November 10. Check the full schedule of the tournaments here. 

King's Resort owner Leon Tsoukernik shared his enthusiasm for the upcoming series, stating: “We're absolutely thrilled to continue hosting the most prestigious tournament series in Europe, this year offering even higher guaranteed prize pools and new exciting events.” He also emphasized the resort's commitment to deliver “unmatched service and hospitality to all poker players.”

WSOP releases 14th Annual WSOP Europe at @PokerroomKings and International Circuit schedule!

2023 edition of WSOP Europe is set to unfold at King's Resort in Rozvadov, Czech Republic, from Oct. 25 – Nov. 15, highlighted by a Main Event with a €5,000,000 guarantee!

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The WSOP-C also kicks off its 2023-24 international run on August 13 in London, with eight confirmed stops scheduled to date and more stops to be announced soon on WSOP's official website. In addition to earning a spot in the invitation-only “Tournament of Champions” event at the 2024 World Series of Poker in Las Vegas, each champion from the live or online circuit events will also get a WSOP gold ring.

This year features 15 bracelet events, with the Main Event coming in at a €10,000 ($11,007) buy-in with €5 million ($5.5 million) GTD. In 2022, the WSOP Europe Main Event beat the record for entrants with 763 participants, resulting in a €7,248,500 ($7.9 million) prize pool. 

WSOP Executive Director and Senior Vice President Ty Stewart

“The buzz surrounding poker has surged following this year's Main Event in Vegas,” said WSOP Executive Director and Senior Vice President Ty Stewart. “We're not stopping at setting 12 new records. We expect the WSOP Europe to ride the momentum and break its Main Event record once again this year as players from around the globe try their hand in the richest, most prestigious sport in the world.”