The PartyPoker Tour is coming back bigger in 2027, and poker.pro is coming with it. PartyPoker has announced six live festivals across Spain and Ireland for 2027, starting in Bilbao in February and finishing in Dublin in November. poker.pro will continue as the official English live reporting and media partner for every stop, continuing a relationship we have believed in since the Tour launched through VibeLive Event Collective.
PartyPoker Tour 2027 Schedule
Spain gets four stops in 2027, and Ireland gets two, with Cork returning after its first Irish stop in 2026 and Dublin closing out the year.
| Destination | Dates |
|---|---|
| Bilbao, Spain | February 22-28 |
| Seville, Spain | April 5-11 |
| Cork, Ireland | May 24-30 |
| Madrid, Spain | July 5-11 |
| Barcelona, Spain | September 27 to October 3 |
| Dublin, Ireland | November 15-21 |
What Is on Offer at Every Stop
Every festival is planned around the same core lineup: a €500 Main Event, a €150 Mini Main Event, a €250 Mystery Bounty and a €1,000 High Roller, with side events for all bankrolls. The Tour is also sticking with the approach that set it apart in 2026: transparent tournament fees with no additional deductions from prize pools.
The big ambition for 2027 is to bring 2,000 players to the live tables through online qualification. The Tour Path promotion on PartyPoker lets eligible players start qualifying for live event packages from just £0.20. In Ireland, free-to-enter live satellites at 10 regional casinos and poker clubs are planned to award 100 tournament entries.
"PartyPoker Tour is built around a simple idea: poker should be accessible, enjoyable and rewarding for everyone," said Antonio Sapio, Director of Operations at VibeLive Event Collective, the marketing agency supporting the Tour. "We want to bring more players to the live tables and create events where everyone feels welcome, whether they're playing their first tournament or returning to the felt."
Live Streams and poker.pro Coverage
The Tour plans to live-stream all six 2027 festivals with commentary in English and Spanish, and Irish poker personalities Jerry Fitzgerald and Jason Tompkin are expected to join the booth for Cork and Dublin.
Alongside the stream, poker.pro will be on the floor at every stop as the Tour's English live reporting and media partner. We have been there from the start, through Glasgow, Castellón and Cork in 2026, and we are proud to continue a partnership with a tour that puts players first. Expect full live updates, chip counts, payouts, winner interviews, previews and travel guides from Bilbao to Dublin.
PartyPoker Tour 2027: FAQ
Where is the PartyPoker Tour going in 2027?
The PartyPoker Tour has six stops planned for 2027, four in Spain and two in Ireland. The schedule is Bilbao (February 22-28), Seville (April 5-11), Cork (May 24-30), Madrid (July 5-11), Barcelona (September 27 to October 3) and Dublin (November 15-21).
What are the buy-ins at PartyPoker Tour 2027 festivals?
Each PartyPoker Tour 2027 festival is planned to feature a €500 Main Event, a €150 Mini Main Event, a €250 Mystery Bounty and a €1,000 High Roller. A range of side events will also run for players of all bankrolls, with transparent tournament fees and no additional deductions from prize pools.
How can I qualify online for the PartyPoker Tour 2027?
Eligible players can qualify for PartyPoker Tour 2027 live event packages through the Tour Path promotion on PartyPoker, with qualifiers starting from as little as £0.20. The Tour is aiming to bring 2,000 players to its live events through online qualification across the six 2027 stops.
Are there free satellites for the PartyPoker Tour in Ireland?
Yes. Free-to-enter live satellites are planned at 10 regional casinos and poker clubs in Ireland, awarding 100 tournament entries for the PartyPoker Tour's Irish festivals in Cork and Dublin. More free qualification opportunities are also expected throughout the 2027 season.
Will the PartyPoker Tour 2027 be live-streamed?
Yes. The PartyPoker Tour plans to live-stream its 2027 festivals with commentary in English and Spanish. Irish poker personalities and content creators Jerry Fitzgerald and Jason Tompkin are expected to join the commentary booth for the two Irish stops in Cork and Dublin.
Who is covering the PartyPoker Tour 2027 in English?
poker.pro continues as the official English live reporting and media partner of the PartyPoker Tour in 2027, having covered the Tour since its launch, including Glasgow, Castellón and Cork in 2026. Coverage includes live updates, chip counts, payouts, winner interviews and festival previews from every stop.
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