WSOP Circuit Paris Returns With 13 Rings

The September festival at Partouche Casino Club Paris adds a €1,500 Main Event, online ring action and a $5,000 WSOP Paradise package for every winner.

The WSOP Circuit is heading back to Paris from Sept. 1-14 for a two-week festival at Partouche Casino Club Paris. The stop is being run with Groupe Partouche and Texapoker, and it marks the tour’s return to Paris two years after its inaugural visit. Over the full series, players will chase 13 rings, with buy-ins from €250 to €3,500, and every ring winner will also receive a $5,000 package to WSOP Paradise in the Bahamas.

According to PokerNews’ full schedule, the festival is headlined by a €1,500 Main Event with five starting flights and a Sept. 6-14 run. The first flight begins on Sept. 6, with more starting days on Sept. 10, 11 and 12, plus a turbo-style Day 1E on the evening of Sept. 12. Survivors return for Day 2 on Sept. 13, and the champion is set to be crowned on Sept. 14.

The opening day is a €500 Mini Main Event on Sept. 1. The rest of the live slate includes a €300 Colossus, €500 Mystery Bounty, €750 Knockout, €1,000 Deepstack, €500 Omaha, €2,500 High Roller and €3,500 Super High Roller, along with separate Ladies and Seniors 50+ championships.

PokerNews also lists PMU Play as the online partner. Daily “Win Your Seat” satellites will feed the Main Event, Deepstack, High Roller and Super High Roller, and the schedule adds a €250 WSOP Circuit Online ring event played exclusively through PMU Play. That online event has three starting flights on Sept. 6, 13 and 14, with its final table scheduled for the evening of Sept. 14.

For venue context, World Casino Directory reported that Groupe Partouche launched the new Partouche Casino Club Paris on May 12 after a €100 million investment, replacing the operator’s former Rue de Berri location. The club spans 8,500 square meters across seven floors, with about 100 tables overall, 80 poker tables, room for more than 1,000 guests and 250 staff hired, 60% of them croupiers.

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