The World Series of Poker Circuit is heading back to Paris, with 13 WSOP Circuit rings up for grabs during a two-week festival at the Partouche Pasino Club.
Running from September 1 to 14, WSOP Circuit Paris features buy-ins ranging from €250 to €3,500. The €1,500 Main Event headlines the schedule, alongside High Roller, Super High Roller, Mystery Bounty, Colossus and Omaha events.
There is also an added incentive attached to every ring. Each champion in Paris will receive a $5,000 package for WSOP Paradise in the Bahamas.
WSOP Circuit Paris Starts September 1
The festival begins on Tuesday, September 1 with the €500 Mini Main Event, which runs for three days.
A €550 Seniors event for players aged 50 and over follows on September 3, while the €300 Colossus runs from September 3 to 10.
The opening week also includes a €500 Mystery Bounty from September 4 to 6.
Paris arrives during a particularly busy period for the WSOP Circuit. The first WSOP Super Circuit Canada is already underway at Playground in Quebec, with Daniel Negreanu among the major names expected to compete. That festival runs until September 12 and features 18 ring events and more than CA$14 million in guarantees.
€1,500 Main Event Headlines Paris Schedule
The biggest tournament of the Paris festival is the €1,500 WSOP Circuit Main Event, which begins on September 6 and runs through September 14.
Multiple starting flights give players several opportunities to reach the later stages before the field combines and plays down to a champion.
The eventual winner will collect a WSOP Circuit ring and the $5,000 WSOP Paradise package.
That package could prove particularly valuable this year. The WSOP Paradise 2026 schedule features $120 million in guaranteed prize pools when the series returns to the Bahamas in December. The schedule includes a $50 million guaranteed Super Main Event and a $20 million guaranteed GGMillion$ Championship.
High Rollers, Omaha and Ladies Event Join Schedule
There is plenty happening away from the Main Event.
A €300 Ladies event and €500 Omaha tournament both run from September 7 to 8, followed by a €750 Knockout from September 8 to 9.
The stakes increase considerably on September 9 with the start of the €2,500 High Roller. Players looking for an even bigger buy-in can enter the €3,500 Super High Roller on September 13.
A €1,000 Deepstack runs from September 13 to 14, while a €500 Bigstack brings the live schedule to a close on September 14.
One of the 13 rings will be awarded online rather than at the Partouche Pasino Club. The €250 WSOP Circuit Online event runs from September 6 to 14 and comes with a €100,000 guarantee.
Another Chance to Win a WSOP Circuit Ring
The Circuit continues to provide a route to WSOP success at considerably lower buy-ins than many of the major bracelet events.
That was demonstrated earlier this month when Curtis King transformed what he had described as the worst year of his poker career by winning his first WSOP Circuit ring in the Cherokee Main Event.
Paris now offers another 13 opportunities to join the list of Circuit champions.
The festival will be held at the Partouche Pasino Club on Avenue de la Grande-Armée in Paris’s 17th arrondissement, close to the Arc de Triomphe.
The venue opened in May 2026 and will now welcome players for one of its biggest poker festivals so far.
With 13 rings, a €1,500 Main Event and WSOP Paradise packages on offer, the new Paris venue is set for a busy first half of September.
