💍 WSOP Circuit Main Event ✍️ LIVE BLOG

Stefano Atzei
14 hours ago
5 min read

Updated: 7 minutes ago

After a thrilling start to the year with the Mini Main Event, it’s time to move on to the flagship tournament of this stop at King’s Resort Rozvadov.

The 💍 WSOP Circuit Main Event, with a €1,500 buy-in, is officially underway.

Are you ready for another full weekend of poker action inside the largest poker room in Europe?

Stay with us for live updates, key hands, and everything that matters from start to finish.

Report Day1 A - CLICK HERE

Report Day1 B - CLICK HERE

04:00 - Tobias Peters is the best on Day1 B!

With a stack just shy of 700,000 chips, Dutch pro Tobias Peters tops the chip count at Day 1B and moves into the upper tier of the overall leaderboard.

All the details are available in our Daily Report, as usual, at the link below.

03:00 - Cosmin-Ionut Nica takes down the 3K High Roller!

The €3,000 High Roller has also come to an end today, reaching its Final Day with an impressive five Italian players at the Final Table. Despite the strong presence, none of them managed to capture the ring.

The title and the WSOP Circuit Ring go to Romania’s Cosmin-Ionut Nica, who takes home €68,100 for first place, along with the €5,000 King’s Million package reserved for the winner.

Second place goes to Austria’s Ersin Sancak, who earns €44,100, while bracelet winner Christopher Campisano finishes third for €29,700.

Italian players Fabio Peluso and Fabio Giamberardini round out the Top 5, collecting €20,800 and €15,200 respectively after deep and consistent runs.

🇷🇴 Cosmin-Ionut Nica – €68,100
🇦🇹 Ersin Sancak – €44,100
🇮🇹 Christopher Campisano – €29,700
🇮🇹 Fabio Peluso – €20,800
🇮🇹 Fabio Giamberardini – €15,200
🇨🇿 Zdenek Zizka – €11,600
🇮🇹 Daniele Trippi – €9,300
🇮🇹 Daniele Sacchi – €7,800
🇵🇱 Mateusz Sikora – €6,920
🇱🇹 Tomas Bulksas – €6,400
🇺🇦 Rostyslav Sabishchenko – €6,400
🇩🇪 Andre Winkler-Arnold – €6,400
🇮🇹 Matteo Intiso – €6,400
🇩🇪 JackWeil – €6,400

02:00 - Last day-break on Day1 B!

Quick update from the King’s Hall in Rozvadov, where Day 1B of the 💍 WSOP Circuit Main Event has reached the final stage of the day.

There are currently 21 players still in action out of a final total of 75 entries, with late registration officially closed at the end of Level 10.

Play will resume at Level 13, with blinds 2,000/4,000, ante 4,000, and an average stack of around 180,000 chips. Action will continue until 15% of the field is reached and the remaining players secure their spot for Day 2.

Stay tuned for the final updates from Day 1B here at King’s Resort.

00:45 - José Gómez Casillas is Day1 A chip leader!

With a stack of 1,100,000 chips, Mexico’s José Gómez Casillas takes the lead in the chip count at the 💍 WSOP Circuit Main Event.

Meanwhile, Day 1B is also underway, with 66 entries registered so far and 27 players still in action at the tables. Action continues as the field builds toward the next qualifying spots.

At the same time, the High Roller has reached the final stages, with Christopher Campisano currently sitting at the top of the chip count.

For the full Day 1A report, simply click THIS LINK.

23:15 - Bubble on Day1 A, 6 left on the HR!

Quick update from King’s Resort Rozvadov, where Day 1A of the €1,500 WSOP Circuit Main Event has reached the bubble phase.

There are currently 26 players left, with 24 spots available for Day 2, representing 15% of the field. Blinds are 4,000/8,000, ante 8,000, and the average stack sits at around 300,000 chips. Two more eliminations are needed before the bags come out.

Meanwhile, Day 1B is now at Level 6, with blinds 600/1,200, ante 1,200. The flight has registered 57 entries, with 38 players still in action. The next break is scheduled at the end of the upcoming level, after which play will continue late into the night.

At the same time, the spotlight is on the €3,000 High Roller, now down to six players remaining after the elimination of Daniele Trippi in 7th place. Blinds are 25,000/50,000, ante 50,000, with an average stack of 1,500,000 chips, roughly 30 big blinds.

Several Italian players are still in contention, with Christopher Campisano leading the way, while Fabio Peluso sits among the shorter stacks. Fabio Giamberardini remains around the average. The tournament is playing down to a winner, with a €68,100 first prize and the coveted WSOP Circuit ring on the line.

Stay connected — the next update is likely to bring the name of the winner or, at the very least, the final few contenders left in the High Roller.

21:15 - Two flights underway simultaneously, bubble-FT on the High Roller!

The last break of the day is currently underway, at least as far as Day 1C is concerned. The field has been reduced to 34 players out of 151 total entries.

Blinds are 2,000/4,000, ante 4,000, with an average stack of 220,000 chips. Play will resume shortly to wrap up the final levels of the flight.

Meanwhile, Day 1B has just begun. The tournament currently counts 41 entries, with 37 players seated at the tables. Blinds are 100/200, ante 200, as the opening levels get underway.

Action is also heating up in the €3,000 High Roller, where the tournament is now down to 12 players left and the Final Table is approaching. Blinds are 15,000/30,000, ante 30,000, with an average stack of 765,000 chips. With the bubble already burst, several Italian players are still in contention, including Daniele Trippi, Christopher Campisano, Matteo Intiso, Fabio Giamberardini, Fabio Peluso, and Daniele Sacchi. The first prize is just under €70,000.

18:30 - 8th level on Day1 C, bubble time on the HR!

New update from King’s Resort Rozvadov, where Day 1A of the 💍 WSOP Circuit Main Event (€1,500 buy-in) has reached Level 8. There are roughly 15 minutes left in the current level.

Blinds are 1,000/1,500, ante 1,500, with an average stack of 95,000 chips, almost double the 50,000 starting stack.

The field currently stands at 72 players remaining out of 137 total entries so far, with late registration still open for another three and a half hours.

Meanwhile, in the upper area of the casino near the Feature Table, 17 players are still in action in the €3,000 High Roller. Blinds there are 6,000/12,000, ante 12,000, with an average stack of 550,000 chips. With 14 places paid, the tournament is now three eliminations away from the money bubble.

15:15 - 5th level underway on Day1 C, late reg almost closed on HR!

First update of the day from King’s Resort Rozvadov, where we’ve reached Level 5 of the 💍 WSOP Circuit Main Event, featuring a €1,500 buy-in.

So far, the tournament has attracted 105 entries, with 89 players still seated at the tables. Blinds are currently 400/800, ante 800, and late registration remains open for approximately six more hours.

Play will continue until 15% of the field is reached. The average stack is just above the starting stack, sitting slightly over 50,000 chips.

Alongside the Main Event, action is also underway in the High Roller Final Day. Registration is close to closing, with 87 total entries and 33 players still in contention. Blinds there are 3,000/6,000, ante 6,000, with an average stack of 260,000 chips. Action will continue until a winner is crowned.