Vito Branciforte Wins the 2026 WSOP Super Circuit King’s Main Event for €370,000 as All 17 Ring Winners Are Crowned

Italy’s Vito Branciforte claimed the biggest prize of the 2026 WSOP Super Circuit King’s, defeating a field of 505 entries to win the €3,000 Main Event for €370,000 at King’s Resort in Rozvadov, Czechia. Branciforte’s victory headlined a two-week festival that ran from October 28 through November 11, 2026, featuring 17 completed ring events across a broad range of formats and buy-ins, with the series distributing millions of euros across a diverse field of players from across Europe and beyond.

Germany dominated the winner’s circle, claiming three rings on the series, while Hungary earned two and the United Kingdom took two more. The series drew strong participation throughout, with the €1,000 Mini Main Event (Event #4) attracting 702 entries, making it the most-entered event of the festival. Poland’s Stanislaw Miadzel collected €245,000 as Main Event runner-up, the second-largest payday of the festival, while Germany’s Daniel-Leon Knuth won the Mini Main for €165,000. United Kingdom’s Ryan Carroll also cleared six figures with a €96,280 score in the €1,500 Super Circuit Championship (Event #16).

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2026 WSOP Super Circuit King's: Champions

Seventeen rings found new owners at King's Resort across two weeks, with players from 11 different countries lifting hardware. Germany's depth was on full display, while a first-time Main Event champion from Italy provided the festival's signature moment.

Tournament	Winner	Country	Prize
Event #1: €500 Super Circuit Kick-off	Nicholas Scott	United States	€21,200
Event #2: €1,000 Bounty PLO	Fabian Bartuschk	Germany	€18,900
Event #3: €1,500 Big O	Fabian Filchner	Germany	€27,510
Event #4: €1,000 Mini Main Event NLH	Daniel-Leon Knuth	Germany	€165,000
Event #5: €600 Ultra Stack NLH	Jaroslaw Sikora	Poland	€21,270
Event #6: €500 King's German Championship of Poker NLH	Aleksandrs Zenkovs	Latvia	€20,300
Event #7: €1,500 Monster Stack PLO	Martin Sladek	Czech Republic	€30,765
Event #9: €1,000 Mystery Bounty	Yurii Zabrodotskyi	Ukraine	€65,000
Event #10: €5,000 High Roller NLH	Robert Bull	United Kingdom	€31,900
Event #11: €8,600 GGMillion$ NLH High Roller	Tamas Adamszki	Hungary	€78,800
Event #12: €777 King's Fiftystack NLH	Antonis Kyridis	Greece	€29,977
Event #13: €3,000 WSOP Super Circuit Main Event	Vito Branciforte	Italy	€370,000
Event #14: €350 King's DreamMaker	Nikolay Tsanev	Bulgaria	€60,000
Event #15: €1,500 Monster Stack NLH	Daniel Koloszar	Hungary	€32,660
Event #16: €1,500 Super Circuit Championship	Ryan Carroll	United Kingdom	€96,280
Event #17: €1,000 Series Saver	Erik Avlastimov	Georgia	€25,000
Event #18: €2,000 Super Turbo Bounty NLH	Safwane Bahri	Tunisia	€21,590

Nicholas Scott Wins Event #1: €500 Super Circuit Kick-off

The United States' Nicholas Scott opened the 2026 WSOP Super Circuit King's with a ring, topping a field of 160 entries to take down the €500 Super Circuit Kick-off on October 28 for €21,200. Scott navigated a final table loaded with European regulars, dispatching Germany's Hauke Nettkau in second place (€13,630) and Spain's Gerard Carbo Santamaria in third (€9,120).

The win was Scott's first recorded WSOP ring or bracelet in the WSOP database, and is a career-defining score for the American visitor, making his trip to Rozvadov to kick off the festival.

€500 buy-in | 160 entries | €85,000 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Nicholas Scott	United States	€21,200
2	Hauke Nettkau	Germany	€13,630
3	Gerard Carbo Santamaria	Spain	€9,120
4	Max Lindner	Germany	€6,310
5	Andreas Staschewski	Austria	€4,530
6	Birgaoanu Andrei Iustin	Romania	€3,370
7	Felix Seelentag	Germany	€2,610
8	Flurim Alija	Germany	€2,100
9	Slavomir Rakovan	Czech Republic	€1,760
10	Ludwig De Saint-Etienne	France	€1,540
11	Elisha Alexeev	Israel	€1,540
12	Christoph Graze	Germany	€1,410
13	Jaroslav Peter	Czech Republic	€1,410
14	Genc Shabani	Kosovo	€1,360
15	Daniele Sacchi	Italy	€1,360
16	Giijir Otgonbayar	Mongolia	€1,360
17	Anton Markachev	Russia	€1,360
18	Elias Massinger	Germany	€1,290
19	Nils Zimmermann	Germany	€1,290
20	Iuliu Vlaic	Germany	€1,290
21	Lukas Klima	Czech Republic	€1,290
22	Murilo Garcia Pedoroso	Brazil	€1,290
23	Mousa Ioan Awad	Romania	€1,290
24	Michael Kaufhold	Germany	€1,290

Fabian Bartuschk Wins Event #2: €1,000 Bounty PLO

Germany's Fabian Bartuschk claimed his third WSOP Circuit ring with a victory in the €1,000 Bounty PLO, besting 80 entries to collect €18,900. Bartuschk has been building a strong European circuit resume, with previous wins recorded at the WSOP Circuit Tallinn (2025, Event #10: €1,100 Mystery Bounty) and the WSOP International Circuit at Es Saadi Marrakech (2026, Event #15: €560 PLO).

Italy's Filippo Ragone pushed Bartuschk deep before finishing as runner-up for €12,020, with United Kingdom's Anthony Mathias rounding out the final three for €8,020. Martin Sladek, who would go on to win Event #7 later in the week, made the final table here, finishing seventh for €2,610. We have covered Bartuschk the last few years, and he is easily one of Germany's more prolific live tournament players across multiple formats.

€1,000 buy-in | 80 entries | €65,000 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Fabian Bartuschk	Germany	€18,900
2	Filippo Ragone	Italy	€12,020
3	Anthony Mathias	United Kingdom	€8,020
4	Bjorn Verbakel	Netherlands	€5,610
5	Markus Anheier	Germany	€4,120
6	Kostantinos Chionidis	Greece	€3,190
7	Martin Sladek	Czech Republic	€2,610
8	Michal Mrakes	Czech Republic	€2,260
9	Marco Di Persio	Italy	€2,090
10	Grzegorz Derkowski	Germany	€2,060
11	Miroslav Zitka	Czech Republic	€2,060
12	Tim Wasser	Netherlands	€1,030
13	Fabian Rolli	Switzerland	€1,030

Fabian Filchner Wins Event #3: €1,500 Big O

Germany claimed another ring on Day 1 when Fabian Filchner won the €1,500 Big O, outplaying a final table of nine to bank €27,510. Big O, the five-card hi-lo Omaha variant, draws a specialist crowd at European stops, and Filchner was the last one standing in a 56-entry field. Anheier, who had also finished fifth in Event #2 that same afternoon, took second for €17,380, while the Netherlands' Jacob Finke rounded out the top three for €11,580.

The Big O final table also featured a third Dutch player in Bjorn Verbakel (fourth, €8,150), who likewise appeared at the Event #2 final table, illustrating the small but dedicated pool of mixed-game specialists who make King's Resort a regular stop. The win puts Filchner on the board as a WSOP ring winner for the first time.

€1,500 buy-in | 56 entries | €87,000 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Fabian Filchner	Germany	€27,510
2	Markus Anheier	Germany	€17,380
3	Jacob Finke	Netherlands	€11,580
4	Bjorn Verbakel	Netherlands	€8,150
5	Andreas Krause	Germany	€6,080
6	Martin Sladek	Czech Republic	€4,830
7	Danail Zhelev	Bulgaria	€4,090
8	Ioannis Angelou Konstas	Greece	€3,720
9	Tim Reusch	Germany	€3,660

Daniel-Leon Knuth Wins Event #4: €1,000 Mini Main Event NLH

The biggest field of the entire festival was the €1,000 Mini Main Event, which drew 702 entries and built a prize pool of €807,540. Germany's Daniel-Leon Knuth navigated four days of play to emerge victorious, pocketing €165,000 for his first WSOP ring. Knuth, one of Germany's up-and-coming tournament players, outlasted a final table that featured multiple deep stacks going into the final stages.

Germany's Felix Seelentag, who had also made the Event #1 money, pushed Knuth all the way before settling for €105,000 in second. The Netherlands' David Hu was third for €75,000, with Slovakia's Martin Miklos (€50,000) and Ukraine's Vasyl Pidhrushnyi (€35,000) rounding out the top five. Jaroslaw Sikora, who would win Event #5 the same day this event concluded, bubbled the Event #4 final table in 19th place (€6,755), giving the Polish player a bittersweet double run on consecutive days. With 102 paid places and a seven-figure prize pool, the Mini Main was the marquee volume event of the series.

€1,000 buy-in | 702 entries | €807,540 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Daniel-Leon Knuth	Germany	€165,000
2	Felix Seelentag	Germany	€105,000
3	David Hu	Netherlands	€75,000
4	Martin Miklos	Slovakia	€50,000
5	Vasyl Pidhrushnyi	Ukraine	€35,000
6	Matti Liuksiala	Finland	€26,000
7	Andrei-Alexandru Sasu	Romania	€20,000
8	Sammy Truong	Germany	€14,400
9	Oleh Pritsak	Ukraine	€11,000
10	Samuel Ju	Germany	€8,575
11	Pawel Zawadowicz	Poland	€8,575
12	Demetrio Caminita	Italy	€6,800
13	Andreas Mages	Austria	€6,800
14	Fatos Haxhaj	Switzerland	€5,600
15	Filippo Ragone	Italy	€5,600
16	Daniel Olevsky	Israel	€5,600
17	Orhan Ljecaj	North Macedonia	€5,600
18	Abdelhakim Zoufri	Morocco	€4,705
19	Jaroslaw Sikora	Poland	€6,755
20	Lukas Pazma	Slovakia	€4,705
21	Aliaksei Chernak	Belarus	€4,705
22	Christian Schneider	Germany	€4,705
23	Ondrej Drozd	Czech Republic	€4,705
24	Aleksandrs Zenkovs	Latvia	€4,705
25	Matthias Gude	Germany	€4,705
26	Karel Havelka	Czech Republic	€4,705
27	Marius Iftimia	Romania	€4,100
28	Maximiano Mendoza	United States	€4,100
29	Darius-Valentin Neagoe	Romania	€4,100
30	Panagiotis Mavritsakis	Ireland	€4,100
31	Felix Schlott	Germany	€4,100
32	Bogdan Tilica	Romania	€4,100
33	Petros Karadimos	Greece	€4,100
34	Tim Krist	Germany	€4,100
35	Tobias Haase	Germany	€4,100
36	Mousa Ioan Awad	Romania	€3,725
37	Dominik Kocian	Czech Republic	€3,725
38	Mattia Melideo	Switzerland	€5,745
39	Luca Beretta	Italy	€3,725
40	Safwane Bahri	Tunisia	€3,725
41	Faramarz Safari	Austria	€5,745
42	Zdenek Zizka	Czech Republic	€3,725
43	Yurii Zabrodotskyi	Ukraine	€3,725
44	Kostantinos Chionidis	Greece	€3,725
45	Martin Novak	Czech Republic	€3,480
46	Tomas Kolarik	Czech Republic	€3,480
47	Dimitrios Gkatzas	Greece	€3,480
48	Tomasz Kruglinski	Poland	€3,480
49	Mateusz Hajman	Poland	€3,480
50	Nico Wendlandt	Germany	€3,480
51	Maurice Tan	Singapore	€3,480
52	Martin Rapp	Germany	€3,480
53	Asko Muratovic	Austria	€3,480
54	Adrian State	United Kingdom	€3,300
55	Gerard Carbo Santamaria	Spain	€3,300
56	Gerard Rubiralta Cortes	Spain	€3,300
57	Christopher Campisano	Italy	€3,300
58	Dean Tesler	Israel	€3,300
59	Bogdan Roman	Romania	€3,300
60	Niko Schmitz	Germany	€3,300
61	Florian Sarnow	Germany	€3,300
62	Nicolai Striewe	Germany	€3,300
63	Soraya Estrada Gonzalez	Spain	€5,320
64	Andre Winkler-Arnold	Germany	€3,300
65	Thomas Boelting	Germany	€3,300
66	Robert Bull	United Kingdom	€5,320
67	Abd El Rahman Ghanim	Austria	€3,300
68	Traian-Costin Stanciu	Romania	€3,300
69	Pawel Wojciechowski	Poland	€3,300
70	Ludwig De Saint-Etienne	France	€3,300
71	Catalin Moraru	Romania	€3,300
72	Laszlo Janoszki	Hungary	€3,300
73	Fausto Tantillo	Italy	€3,300
74	Michal Schuh	Czech Republic	€3,300
75	Omer Kaya	Turkey	€3,300
76	Andreas Michelmann	Germany	€3,300
77	Mikkel Plum	Denmark	€3,300
78	Martin Surovec	Czech Republic	€3,300
79	Said Gafarov	Ukraine	€3,300
80	Lukas Neri	Czech Republic	€3,300
81	Joan Crespi	Bulgaria	€3,300
82	Daniel Brunnmayr	Austria	€3,300
83	Tal Herzog	Israel	€3,300
84	Teemu Jaatinen	Finland	€3,300
85	Mathias Falandys	Germany	€3,300
86	Yehonatan Behor	Israel	€3,300
87	Jakub Koleckar	Czech Republic	€2,050
88	Marcin Mroz	Poland	€2,020
89	Denis Konev	Russia	€2,020
90	Matija Sinkovic	Croatia	€2,020
91	Ciprian Paunescu	Romania	€2,020
92	David Lacasa	Spain	€2,020
93	Berkan Munar	Turkey	€2,020
94	Ioannis Angelou Konstas	Greece	€2,020
95	Darko Percic	Serbia	€2,020
96	Miroslav Zitka	Czech Republic	€2,020
97	Andreas Staschewski	Austria	€2,020
98	Mladen Stojanovic	Croatia	€2,020
99	Tim Reusch	Germany	€2,020
100	Andras Balogh	Hungary	€2,020
101	Sarharib Karatas	Germany	€2,020
102	Josef Pavelka	Czech Republic	€2,000

Jaroslaw Sikora Wins Event #5: €600 Ultra Stack NLH

Poland's Jaroslaw Sikora turned a €600 investment into €21,270 when he topped the 171-entry Ultra Stack NLH field on October 29. Sikora had been building a stack across multiple events at the festival and finally converted, defeating United Kingdom's Ryan Carroll in heads-up play. Carroll, who would eventually win a ring of his own in Event #16 later in the series, settled for €13,780 here.

Germany's Felix Schlott was third for €9,260. Sikora had also run deep in Event #4, finishing 19th for €6,755 in that same session, giving him back-to-back money finishes.

€600 buy-in | 171 entries | €87,210 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Jaroslaw Sikora	Poland	€21,270
2	Ryan Carroll	United Kingdom	€13,780
3	Felix Schlott	Germany	€9,260
4	Safwane Bahri	Tunisia	€6,430
5	Piotr Bydlowski	Poland	€4,620
6	Jaroslav Peter	Czech Republic	€3,430
7	Yurii Zabrodotskyi	Ukraine	€2,640
8	Nils Zimmermann	Germany	€2,110
9	Gerard Rubiralta Cortes	Spain	€1,750
10	Andrea Chaulet	France	€1,520
11	Daniel Trunk	Germany	€1,520
12	Mahdi Gholami	Germany	€1,370
13	Kai Eckert	Germany	€1,370
14	Axel Bayout	France	€1,290
15	Eusebiu Jalba	Bulgaria	€1,290
16	Mladen Stojanovic	Croatia	€1,290
17	Stig Borg	Sweden	€1,290
18	Tim Wasser	Netherlands	€1,220
19	Konrad Danner	Germany	€1,220
20	Hrisowalandis Milonas	Germany	€1,220
21	Panagiotis Mavritsakis	Ireland	€1,220
22	Murilo Garcia Pedoroso	Brazil	€1,220
23	Matyas Klimko	Hungary	€1,220
24	Raul-George Sav	Romania	€1,220
25	Artur Hoffmann	Germany	€1,220
26	Alexandru-Stefan Varninschi	Romania	€1,220

Aleksandrs Zenkovs Wins Event #6: €500 King's German Championship of Poker NLH

Latvia's Aleksandrs Zenkovs claimed the €500 King's German Championship of Poker NLH on October 30, besting 182 entries and collecting €20,300 for a first WSOP ring. Zenkovs had previously made the money in Event #4, finishing 24th for €4,705, underscoring a productive week in Rozvadov. Italy's Antonio Fragale pushed Zenkovs to the brink before claiming €13,220 in second, with Slovakia's Jakub Bosko taking third for €8,920.

The King's German Championship of Poker name reflects the event's local flavor, drawing a heavy German contingent, though the ultimate winner arrived from the Baltic states to claim the prize. Zenkovs is an active presence on the European circuit, and The Hendon Mob shows the King's win as the hardware that tops his career record.

€500 buy-in | 182 entries | €85,000 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Aleksandrs Zenkovs	Latvia	€20,300
2	Antonio Fragale	Italy	€13,220
3	Jakub Bosko	Slovakia	€8,920
4	Karim El Rharbaoui	Sweden	€6,200
5	Jan Grow	Germany	€4,450
6	Luca Beretta	Italy	€3,300
7	Raul-George Sav	Romania	€2,530
8	Onur Gizir	Germany	€2,010
9	Lukas Lonczyk	Germany	€1,650
10	Daniel Breidbach	Germany	€1,410
11	Anthony Mathias	United Kingdom	€1,410
12	Rafal Syrwal	Poland	€1,250
13	Johannes Tiefenbrunner	Germany	€1,250
14	Johannes Henneberger	Germany	€1,250
15	Jannis Schulz	Germany	€1,250
16	Mladen Stojanovic	Croatia	€1,160
17	Guenter Neu	Germany	€1,160
18	Denis Panagopulos	Czech Republic	€1,160
19	Stig Borg	Sweden	€1,160
20	Erik Hegewald	Germany	€1,160
21	Zattler Manfred	Germany	€1,100
22	Murilo Garcia Pedoroso	Brazil	€1,100
23	Ivan Chegusov	Ukraine	€1,100
24	Alexandru-Stefan Varninschi	Romania	€1,100
25	Alexandru Tacu	Romania	€1,100
26	Deniz Oeney	Germany	€1,100
27	Gerard Carbo Santamaria	Spain	€1,100
28	Kai Eckert	Germany	€1,100

Martin Sladek Wins Event #7: €1,500 Monster Stack PLO

Czech Republic's Martin Sladek delivered one of the more impressive runs of the first half of the festival, winning the €1,500 Monster Stack PLO on October 30 for €30,765 from 83 entries. What made the result even more noteworthy: Sladek had already cashed twice in earlier events that week, finishing seventh in Event #2 (€2,610) and sixth in Event #3 (€4,830).

The Monster Stack PLO was a third cash, and this time he went all the way to the top. Czech Republic's Zdenek Zizka, another player who would appear on multiple payout sheets across the series, took second for €19,780. Poland's Daniel Orlowski was third for €13,290. For Sladek, it was a first WSOP ring and a week that showed genuine tournament depth across multiple formats.

€1,500 buy-in | 83 entries | €108,315 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Martin Sladek	Czech Republic	€30,765
2	Zdenek Zizka	Czech Republic	€19,780
3	Daniel Orlowski	Poland	€13,290
4	Florian Surkamp	Germany	€9,310
5	Fabio Franchini	Germany	€6,820
6	Iury Wolf	Israel	€5,230
7	Nenad Svetomirovic	Germany	€4,220
8	Ioannis Angelou Konstas	Greece	€3,580
9	Marco Di Persio	Italy	€3,200
10	Sylke Barnbeck	Germany	€3,030
11	Bouwe Claushuis	Netherlands	€3,030
12	Denis Konev	Russia	€3,030
13	Bjorn Verbakel	Netherlands	€3,030

Yurii Zabrodotskyi Wins Event #9: €1,000 Mystery Bounty

Ukraine's Yurii Zabrodotskyi took down the €1,000 Mystery Bounty on November 1, earning €65,000 from a 405-entry field with a €289,100 prize pool. The Mystery Bounty format, which assigns random cash envelopes to bounties, added a lottery element to the proceedings, and Zabrodotskyi navigated both luck and skill to close out the win. Switzerland's Fatos Haxhaj, who had also cashed in Event #4 (14th, €5,600), was the runner-up for €42,000. Belarus' Aliaksei Chernak was third for €30,000.

Event #9 drew one of the deeper fields of the mid-festival stretch, and Zabrodotskyi's €65,000 score put him among the week's top earners. The win opened Zabrodotskyi's WSOP ring account, for the formidable Ukrainian often seen battling on the European poker circuits.

€1,000 buy-in | 405 entries | €289,100 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Yurii Zabrodotskyi	Ukraine	€65,000
2	Fatos Haxhaj	Switzerland	€42,000
3	Aliaksei Chernak	Belarus	€30,000
4	Alessio La Francesca	Italy	€20,000
5	Jeff Borisov	Switzerland	€14,000
6	Gerard Carbo Santamaria	Spain	€9,600
7	Matti Liuksiala	Finland	€7,350
8	Marian Kubis	Slovakia	€5,650
9	Silas Schey	Germany	€4,500
10	Fausto Tantillo	Italy	€3,500
11	Jakub Koleckar	Czech Republic	€3,500
12	Erik Avlastimov	Georgia	€2,900
13	Petros Karadimos	Greece	€2,900
14	Samuiel-Ionel Stan	Italy	€2,500
15	Jaroslav Peter	Czech Republic	€2,500
16	Michal Schuh	Czech Republic	€2,500
17	Tim Wasser	Netherlands	€2,500
18	Filippo Ragone	Italy	€2,150
19	Sebastian Burkard	Germany	€2,150
20	Mauricio Madrigal Rivas	Costa Rica	€2,150
21	Joan Crespi	Bulgaria	€2,150
22	Mateusz Hajman	Poland	€2,150
23	Flurim Alija	Germany	€2,150
24	Jeremy Scemama	France	€2,150
25	Aleksandrs Zenkovs	Latvia	€2,150
26	Dean Tesler	Israel	€2,150
27	Panagiotis Mavritsakis	Ireland	€2,000
28	Max Kruse	Germany	€2,000
29	Malcolm Franchi	France	€2,000
30	Kostantinos Chionidis	Greece	€2,000
31	Rostyslav Sabishchenko	Ukraine	€2,000
32	Dominik Heinzelmann	Germany	€2,000
33	Florian Miller	Germany	€2,000
34	Catalin Diac	Romania	€2,000
35	Johannes Henneberger	Germany	€2,000
36	Robert Bull	United Kingdom	€1,850
37	Jan Zupec	Slovenia	€1,850
38	Enrico Campanile	Italy	€1,850
39	Iurii Senchylo	Ukraine	€1,850
40	Bogdan Roman	Romania	€1,850
41	David Wintersberger	Germany	€1,850
42	Grzegorz Flak	Poland	€1,850
43	Luca Beretta	Italy	€1,850
44	Ludwig De Saint-Etienne	France	€1,850
45	Georgios Koliofotis	Greece	€1,775
46	Zdenek Zizka	Czech Republic	€1,775
47	Martin Zeman	Slovakia	€1,775
48	Andreas Loesche	Germany	€1,775
49	Martin Ilavsky	Slovakia	€1,775
50	Vid Zagar	Slovenia	€1,775
51	Andreas Staschewski	Austria	€1,775
52	Lukas Pazma	Slovakia	€1,775
53	Henrik Hovsepyan	Austria	€1,400
54	Ioannis Angelou Konstas	Greece	€1,310
55	Simone Andrian	Italy	€1,310
56	Miko Maennistoe	Finland	€1,310
57	David Hochheim	Germany	€1,310
58	Jan Ole Wilke	Germany	€1,310
59	Andras Balogh	Hungary	€1,290
60	Teemu Jaatinen	Finland	€1,290
61	Matthias Kribben	Germany	€1,290
62	Lukas Klima	Czech Republic	€1,290
63	Demetrio Caminita	Italy	€1,290

Robert Bull Wins Event #10: €5,000 High Roller NLH

United Kingdom's Robert Bull won the €5,000 High Roller NLH on November 2, banking €31,900 from a 15-entry field. The €5,000 High Roller win marks Bull's first recorded WSOP Circuit ring according to the WSOP results database, adding to a career tracked at The Hendon Mob that includes top results across Europe.

Czech Republic's Zdenek Zizka, one of the busiest players of the entire festival with multiple cashes, was second for €21,200. Hungary's Tamas Adamszki rounded out the three-man paid field for €14,400, the first of two appearances in this article for the Hungarian, as Adamszki would return to win Event #11 two days later.

€5,000 buy-in | 15 entries | €67,500 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Robert Bull	United Kingdom	€31,900
2	Zdenek Zizka	Czech Republic	€21,200
3	Tamas Adamszki	Hungary	€14,400

Tamas Adamszki Wins Event #11: €8,600 GGMillion$ NLH High Roller

Having cashed in third place in the €5,000 High Roller on November 2, Hungary's Tamas Adamszki returned two days later and won the even bigger €8,600 GGMillion$ NLH High Roller for €78,800, the largest prize in a 25-entry field that generated a €193,500 prize pool. It was a remarkable turnaround from his near miss and a career best for the Hungarian. Ireland's Fintan Gavin was runner-up for €52,400, with Ireland's Panagiotis Mavritsakis third for €35,500.

Croatia's Ivan Karlo Banic picked up €26,800 in fourth place. The GGMillion$ branding tied the event into the broader GGPoker ecosystem, and Adamszki's win gave Hungary a double on the leaderboard for the series. The Hendon Mob has him as an emerging presence on the European high roller circuit, and the €78,800 score represents his biggest live cash to date.

€8,600 buy-in | 25 entries | €193,500 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Tamas Adamszki	Hungary	€78,800
2	Fintan Gavin	Ireland	€52,400
3	Panagiotis Mavritsakis	Ireland	€35,500
4	Ivan Karlo Banic	Croatia	€26,800

Antonis Kyridis Wins Event #12: €777 King's Fiftystack NLH

Greece's Antonis Kyridis won the €777 King's Fiftystack NLH on November 4, collecting €29,977 from 194 entries and a €128,127 prize pool. The Fiftystack format, with its 50,000-chip starting stacks, plays differently than a standard tournament structure, and Kyridis navigated it to a first WSOP ring.

The Netherlands' Mateusz Moolhuizen was runner-up for €19,690, with Israel's Dmitry Lineburg third for €13,360. United Kingdom's Robert Bull, who had just won the High Roller two days prior, made yet another deep run here, cashing in fourth for €9,320. The active Bull was making King's Resort his home for the fortnight. For Kyridis, the win signals Greece's continued presence on the European live circuit, and The Hendon Mob shows him with a growing record of European festival appearances. He also cashed in Event #13's Main Event, adding to a profitable visit to Rozvadov.

€777 buy-in | 194 entries | €128,127 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Antonis Kyridis	Greece	€29,977
2	Mateusz Moolhuizen	Netherlands	€19,690
3	Dmitry Lineburg	Israel	€13,360
4	Robert Bull	United Kingdom	€9,320
5	Petr Grundl	Czech Republic	€6,700
6	Lukas Pazma	Slovakia	€4,960
7	Maor Zaharagi	Israel	€3,790
8	Gerard Carbo Santamaria	Spain	€2,990
9	Bjoern Mainda	Germany	€2,430
10	Modar Alsoud	Germany	€2,050
11	Florin-Adrian Bilan	Romania	€2,050
12	Alessio La Francesca	Italy	€1,790
13	Gerald Karlic	Austria	€1,790
14	Min-Sung Lee	South Korea	€1,790
15	Martin Ilavsky	Slovakia	€1,790
16	Granit Shabani	Kosovo	€1,630
17	Iason Filippidis	Greece	€1,630
18	Jennifer Drici	France	€1,630
19	Mauricio Madrigal Rivas	Costa Rica	€1,630
20	Oliver Heidel	Germany	€1,630
21	Demetrio Caminita	Italy	€1,550
22	Artsiom Panasiuk	Belarus	€1,550
23	Fabio Peluso	Italy	€1,550
24	Ludwig De Saint-Etienne	France	€1,550
25	Osman Kaya	Germany	€1,550
26	Mikkel Plum	Denmark	€1,550
27	Mehmet Kurt	Germany	€1,550
28	Jeremy Scemama	France	€1,550
29	Andreas Staschewski	Austria	€1,550
30	Mario Llapi	Albania	€1,550

Vito Branciforte Wins Event #13: €3,000 WSOP Super Circuit Main Event

Italy's Vito Branciforte became the champion of the 2026 WSOP Super Circuit King's when he won the €3,000 Main Event for €370,000, defeating 505 entries and beating Poland's Stanislaw Miadzel in heads-up play. Branciforte entered the final day as the chip leader and ran his stack up throughout the final table before closing the deal. Miadzel was no easy opponent, pushing the Italian hard before finishing as runner-up for €245,000.

Germany's Mohsen Borhani was third for €171,000, with fellow German-based players and international regulars filling out the top nine. The €1,760,000 prize pool fell short of the €2 million guarantee, but the top prizes still represented life-changing money for Branciforte, whose previous best scores were much smaller.

Latvia's Aleksandrs Zenkovs, winner of Event #6, also cashed in the Main Event in fourth place (€120,000), confirming him as one of the most consistent performers of the whole series. Antonis Kyridis, fresh off his Event #12 victory two days earlier, cashed again in 25th place (€10,000).

€3,000 buy-in | 505 entries | €1,760,000 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Vito Branciforte	Italy	€370,000
2	Stanislaw Miadzel	Poland	€245,000
3	Mohsen Borhani	Germany	€171,000
4	Aleksandrs Zenkovs	Latvia	€120,000
5	Ilia Krupin	Russia	€85,000
6	Maor Zaharagi	Israel	€59,500
7	Santiago Romero	Argentina	€44,000
8	Mousa Ioan Awad	Romania	€33,000
9	Berhane Yoseph	Germany	€25,000
10	Mateo Rabuzin	Croatia	€19,100
11	Govert Metaal	Netherlands	€19,100
12	Fabian Rolli	Switzerland	€15,075
13	Marius Moldoveanu	Romania	€15,075
14	Valdemar Kwaysser	Hungary	€15,075
15	Robert Bull	United Kingdom	€15,075
16	Antonino Mammone	Italy	€12,100
17	Mikkel Plum	Denmark	€12,100
18	Panagiotis Mavritsakis	Ireland	€12,100
19	Abdelhakim Zoufri	Morocco	€12,100
20	Joan Crespi	Bulgaria	€12,100
21	Felix Wild	Germany	€12,100
22	Allan Jakobsen	Denmark	€12,100
23	Tim Faust	Germany	€12,100
24	Marcello Miniucchi	Italy	€10,000
25	Antonis Kyridis	Greece	€10,000
26	David Hu	Netherlands	€10,000
27	Aleksandro Horn	Germany	€10,000
28	Darko Percic	Serbia	€10,000
29	Bernd Zehner	Germany	€10,000
30	Andras Balogh	Hungary	€10,000
31	Eusebiu Jalba	Bulgaria	€10,000
32	Karel Havelka	Czech Republic	€8,550
33	Andreas Staschewski	Austria	€8,550
34	Dominik Heinzelmann	Germany	€8,550
35	Anh Do	Czech Republic	€8,550
36	Shalev Kesner	Israel	€8,550
37	Luca Beretta	Italy	€8,550
38	Patrick Klauke	Germany	€8,550
39	Alessio La Francesca	Italy	€8,550
40	Pavel Stribrny	Czech Republic	€7,600
41	Gerald Karlic	Austria	€7,600
42	Vasyl Pidhrushnyi	Ukraine	€7,600
43	Jonas Lauck	Germany	€7,600
44	Gennaro Proscia	Italy	€7,600
45	Elisha Alexeev	Israel	€7,600
46	Dongxu Wang	China	€7,600
47	Boris Progner	Slovakia	€7,600
48	Monika Hrabec	Poland	€7,000
49	Dimitar Toshev	Bulgaria	€7,000
50	Samuiel-Ionel Stan	Italy	€7,000
51	Vadzim Lipauka	Belarus	€7,000
52	Daniel-Leon Knuth	Germany	€7,000
53	Darius-Valentin Neagoe	Romania	€7,000
54	Davin Anton Muller	Germany	€7,000
55	Viorel Gavrila	Romania	€7,000
56	Yurii Zabrodotskyi	Ukraine	€7,000
57	Christian Schneider	Germany	€7,000
58	Antonio Sciacca	Italy	€7,000
59	Dimitrios Gkatzas	Greece	€7,000
60	Cristinel Dumitru	Romania	€7,000
61	Mikalai Nikanovich	Belarus	€7,000
62	Andreas Kirchner	Germany	€7,000
63	Cosmin-Ionut Nica	Romania	€7,000
64	Tomas Novotny	Czech Republic	€7,000
65	Malcolm Franchi	France	€7,000
66	Daniel Grimm	Germany	€7,000
67	David Matthei	Germany	€7,000
68	Traian-Costin Stanciu	Romania	€7,000
69	Alina Yarashevich	Belarus	€7,000
70	Michal Schuh	Czech Republic	€7,000
71	Toni Ravnak	Serbia	€7,000
72	Martin Ilavsky	Slovakia	€7,000
73	Diego Montone	Italy	€7,000
74	Josef Snejberg	Czech Republic	€7,000
75	Henry Littig	Germany	€7,000
76	Gerard Carbo Santamaria	Spain	€7,000

Nikolay Tsanev Wins Event #14: €350 King's DreamMaker

Bulgaria's Nikolay Tsanev topped 538 entries to win the €350 King's DreamMaker on November 6, earning €60,000. The DreamMaker format, which incorporates a bounty multiplier structure, produced a prize pool of €232,079 with payouts exceeding face value.

Italy's Francesco Langone was runner-up for €34,720, with Switzerland's Gerald Riester third for €23,000. Tsanev collected his first WSOP ring at Rozvadov, adding a piece of hardware to a live record The Hendon Mob tracks across the Bulgarian and Eastern European festival circuit. The 538-entry field made Event #14 the second-most-entered event of the festival, behind only the €1,000 Mini Main Event, underscoring the demand for accessible buy-in events at Rozvadov.

€350 buy-in | 538 entries | €232,079 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Nikolay Tsanev	Bulgaria	€60,000
2	Francesco Langone	Italy	€34,720
3	Gerald Riester	Switzerland	€23,000
4	Alaettin Keles	Germany	€16,000
5	Catalin-Gabriel Comanita	Romania	€11,000
6	Andre Lauer	Germany	€8,000
7	Dalibor Dula	Czech Republic	€6,000
8	Kevin Muchow	Germany	€4,600
9	Danqiu Shen	China	€3,479
10	Alexarder Hepting	Germany	€2,500
11	Lukas Neri	Czech Republic	€2,500
12	Florin-Adrian Bilan	Romania	€2,000
13	Birgaoanu Andrei Iustin	Romania	€2,000
14	Pawel Zacharzewski	Poland	€2,000
15	Michal Mrakes	Czech Republic	€2,000
16	Matic Gabrovsek	Slovenia	€1,650
17	Gennaro Carotenuto	Italy	€1,650
18	Mohsen Borhani	Germany	€1,650
19	Phillipp Keuchel	Germany	€1,650
20	David Hochheim	Germany	€1,650
21	Ondrej Mar	Czech Republic	€1,650
22	Thomas Kandlbinder	Germany	€1,650
23	Eric Warncke	Germany	€1,650
24	Hanchao Xu	Germany	€1,375
25	Gerard Carbo Santamaria	Spain	€1,375
26	Arthur Muller	France	€1,375
27	Iason Filippidis	Greece	€1,375
28	Aleksander Markovic	Slovenia	€1,375
29	Gyula Fischer	Hungary	€1,375
30	Florian Uhrbrock	Germany	€1,375
31	Tiphaine Holderbach	France	€1,375
32	Dennis Bayerlein	Germany	€1,200
33	Alexander Beer	Germany	€1,200
34	Hasan Er	Germany	€1,200
35	Grzegorz Flak	Poland	€1,200
36	Miko Maennistoe	Finland	€1,200
37	Martin Bebcak	Slovakia	€1,200
38	Jakub Bosko	Slovakia	€1,200
39	Matan Nov	Lithuania	€1,200
40	Patrick Mika	Germany	€1,200
41	Akos Czifra	Hungary	€1,200
42	Lukas Cernik	Czech Republic	€1,200
43	Mikael Hen	Israel	€1,200
44	Ludwig De Saint-Etienne	France	€1,910
45	Stefan Drusca	Romania	€1,200
46	Franck Guez	France	€1,200
47	Bjoern Mainda	Germany	€1,200
48	Stefan Staudacher	Germany	€1,200
49	Stefano Bertoldi	Italy	€1,200
50	Mert Irmak	Germany	€1,200
51	Stefan Toshev	Bulgaria	€1,200
52	Uwe Geiermann	Germany	€1,200
53	Markus Krebs	Germany	€2,400
54	Michele Fusco	Germany	€1,200
55	Sarah Link	Germany	€1,420
56	Pawel Zawadowicz	Poland	€760
57	Hauke Nettkau	Germany	€740
58	Caroline Garkisch	Germany	€740
59	Tomasz Kruglinski	Poland	€730
60	Andreas Koester	Germany	€720
61	Benjamin Klotz	Germany	€710
62	Francesco Senna	Italy	€710
63	Finn Saul	Germany	€710
64	Alexandru Ulman	Romania	€710
65	Romain Dougoud	Switzerland	€710
66	Matthias Kribben	Germany	€710
67	Jennifer Drici	France	€710
68	Maurice Tan	Singapore	€710
69	Idan Gavish	Israel	€700
70	Paul Kuester	Germany	€700
71	Florian Miller	Germany	€700
72	Alexander Adam	Germany	€700
73	Petr Grundl	Czech Republic	€700
74	Ralph Barniske	Germany	€700
75	Nicu-Daniel Trufasu	Romania	€700
76	Achim Prinzing	Germany	€700
77	Aleksandre Bezhanidze	Georgia	€700
78	Daniel Olevsky	Israel	€700
79	Uta Wein	Germany	€700

Daniel Koloszar Wins Event #15: €1,500 Monster Stack NLH

Hungary's Daniel Koloszar took the €1,500 Monster Stack NLH on November 6 for €32,660 from 90 entries, giving his country a third ring of the series following Adamszki's two high-roller wins. Italy's Demetrio Caminita, one of the most consistent performers at the festival with multiple cashes across different events, was runner-up for €21,140. Finland's Atte Franssila was third for €14,240.

The event ran on the same day as Event #14, adding to what was one of the busiest days of the schedule at King's Resort. Main Event champion Vito Branciforte also cashed here in fifth place (€7,280), adding to his already spectacular week.

€1,500 buy-in | 90 entries | €117,450 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Daniel Koloszar	Hungary	€32,660
2	Demetrio Caminita	Italy	€21,140
3	Atte Franssila	Finland	€14,240
4	Jan Zupec	Slovenia	€9,980
5	Vito Branciforte	Italy	€7,280
6	Simone Andrian	Italy	€5,540
7	Shalev Kesner	Israel	€4,410
8	Tiago Souza Aguiar	Brazil	€3,680
9	Gennaro Proscia	Italy	€3,220
10	Jaroslaw Sikora	Poland	€3,060
11	Daniel-Leon Knuth	Germany	€3,060
12	Enrico Campanile	Italy	€3,060
13	Iason Filippidis	Greece	€3,060
14	Mousa Ioan Awad	Romania	€3,060

Ryan Carroll Wins Event #16: €1,500 Super Circuit Championship

United Kingdom's Ryan Carroll closed out his remarkable series with a win in the €1,500 Super Circuit Championship on November 8, collecting €96,280 from 330 entries. Carroll had already finished as runner-up in Event #5 to Poland's Jaroslaw Sikora earlier in the festival, pocketing €13,780, and then converted his next final table appearance into a title. Italy's Diego Montone, one of several Italian players who made deep runs throughout the week, was runner-up for €63,540. Italy's Alessio La Francesca was third for €42,940.

The Super Circuit Championship drew the third-largest field of the final week of the festival, and the €435,000 prize pool made it the fourth-largest event by total prize money on the schedule. Carroll's overall week at King's yielded more than €110,000 across two final tables, cementing his status as one of the most impressive performers of the series. The ring was Carroll's first on the WSOP Circuit, and it capped a King's visit that put him firmly on the leaderboard as one of Europe's most dangerous mid-stakes tournament players.

€1,500 buy-in | 330 entries | €435,000 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Ryan Carroll	United Kingdom	€96,280
2	Diego Montone	Italy	€63,540
3	Alessio La Francesca	Italy	€42,940
4	Vasyl Pidhrushnyi	Ukraine	€29,670
5	Vitezslav Cech	Czech Republic	€20,970
6	Martin Ilavsky	Slovakia	€15,070
7	Felix Seelentag	Germany	€11,200
8	Tamas Adamszki	Hungary	€8,430
9	Andreas Staschewski	Austria	€6,500
10	David Hu	Netherlands	€5,200
11	Boris Progner	Slovakia	€5,200
12	Andrei-Alexandru Sasu	Romania	€4,200
13	Catalin Diac	Romania	€4,200
14	Fatih Sen	Turkey	€4,200
15	Andre Winkler-Arnold	Germany	€4,200
16	Pavel Stribrny	Czech Republic	€3,500
17	Safwane Bahri	Tunisia	€3,500
18	Cristinel Dumitru	Romania	€3,500
19	Ludwig De Saint-Etienne	France	€3,500
20	Tobias Peters	Netherlands	€3,500
21	Toni Ravnak	Serbia	€3,500
22	Lukas Pazma	Slovakia	€3,500
23	Anh Quan Nguyen	Vietnam	€3,500
24	Teemu Jaatinen	Finland	€3,150
25	Harald Casagrande	Austria	€3,150
26	Patrick Klauke	Germany	€3,150
27	Demetrio Caminita	Italy	€3,150
28	Gerard Rubiralta Cortes	Spain	€3,150
29	Jonas Lauck	Germany	€3,150
30	Mateo Rabuzin	Croatia	€3,150
31	Ben Hurwitz	Israel	€3,150
32	Aleksandro Horn	Germany	€3,000
33	Petros Karadimos	Greece	€3,000
34	Martin Tsvetanov	Bulgaria	€3,000
35	Luca Beretta	Italy	€3,000
36	Filippo Ragone	Italy	€3,000
37	Dmitry Lineburg	Israel	€3,000
38	Rostyslav Sabishchenko	Ukraine	€3,000
39	Dimitar Toshev	Bulgaria	€3,000
40	Jan Zupec	Slovenia	€3,000
41	Nikolas Vasilis	Greece	€3,000
42	Erik Avlastimov	Georgia	€3,000
43	Alon Huberman	Israel	€3,000
44	Sascha Hausner	Germany	€3,000
45	Mikkel Plum	Denmark	€3,000
46	Dimitrios Gkatzas	Greece	€3,000
47	Francesco Langone	Italy	€3,000
48	Fausto Tantillo	Italy	€3,000
49	Min-Sung Lee	South Korea	€3,000
50	Andras Balogh	Hungary	€3,000
51	Lukas Neri	Czech Republic	€3,000

Erik Avlastimov Wins Event #17: €1,000 Series Saver

Georgia's Erik Avlastimov closed out the penultimate ring event of the festival by winning the €1,000 Series Saver on November 10 for €25,000 from 114 entries. The Series Saver, a popular late-festival format with a bounty multiplier, produced payouts exceeding the nominal prize pool of €96,900, as the multiplier (1.1128) inflated the actual distribution. Avlastimov had also cashed in Event #9 (12th, €2,900) and Event #16 (42nd, €3,000) earlier in the series, making him one of a small group of players with three or more money finishes at the festival.

Czech Republic's Karlen Aladzjan was runner-up for €16,230, with Belarus' Artsiom Panasiuk third for €11,000. The ring was Avlastimov's first on the WSOP Circuit, and the Georgian flag appearing on the payout sheet made him one of the more geographically unusual entries across the King's results.

€1,000 buy-in | 114 entries | €96,900 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Erik Avlastimov	Georgia	€25,000
2	Karlen Aladzjan	Czech Republic	€16,230
3	Artsiom Panasiuk	Belarus	€11,000
4	Alon Huberman	Israel	€7,700
5	Grzegorz Flak	Poland	€5,600
6	Mindaugas Pagareckas	Lithuania	€4,250
7	Luca Beretta	Italy	€3,370
8	Nikolas Vasilis	Greece	€2,780
9	Mikkel Plum	Denmark	€2,410
10	Jan Zupec	Slovenia	€2,190
11	Tobias Peters	Netherlands	€2,190
12	Andreas Kirchner	Germany	€2,090
13	Safwane Bahri	Tunisia	€2,090
14	Vadzim Lipauka	Belarus	€2,000
15	Tiago Souza Aguiar	Brazil	€2,000
16	Dmitry Lineburg	Israel	€2,000
17	Giulio Gallo	Italy	€2,000
18	Matthias Kribben	Germany	€2,000

Safwane Bahri Wins Event #18: €2,000 Super Turbo Bounty NLH

Tunisia's Safwane Bahri provided the festival's closing act, winning the €2,000 Super Turbo Bounty NLH on November 11 for €21,590 from 53 entries. Bahri had been one of the most active players of the entire series, cashing in four events across the two weeks: Event #4 (40th, €3,725), Event #5 (4th, €6,430), Event #16 (17th, €3,500), and Event #17 (13th, €2,090) before finally breaking through for a win in the finale.

His combined haul for the series pushed well past €36,000, making him a strong candidate for the tournament's most consistent performer. Romania's Traian-Costin Stanciu was runner-up for €13,540, with Poland's Yan Zhylinski third for €9,010. The Super Turbo Bounty format, with its higher-than-nominal payout due to the bounty multiplier (1.1128), wrapped the King's Super Circuit with one final burst of action on the last day of the festival.

€2,000 buy-in | 53 entries | €65,720 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Safwane Bahri	Tunisia	€21,590
2	Traian-Costin Stanciu	Romania	€13,540
3	Yan Zhylinski	Poland	€9,010
4	Mikalai Nikanovich	Belarus	€6,370
5	Aliaksei Chernak	Belarus	€4,800
6	Teemu Jaatinen	Finland	€3,620
7	Martin Pott	Germany	€3,620
8	Maor Zaharagi	Israel	€3,170

Top Earners at the 2026 WSOP Super Circuit King's

Across 17 ring events and more than 4,000 total entries, a handful of players stood out for both their depth of run and total prize money collected. Italy's Vito Branciforte topped the list by a wide margin thanks to his Main Event victory, while Poland's Stanislaw Miadzel ran deep as runner-up for €245,000.

Germany's Daniel-Leon Knuth and Mohsen Borhani both cleared six figures, as did United Kingdom's Ryan Carroll. The top earners table below reflects all recorded prize money from the WSOP results database for this event series.

Rank	Player	Country	Total Prize Money
1	Vito Branciforte	Italy	€377,280
2	Stanislaw Miadzel	Poland	€245,000
3	Daniel-Leon Knuth	Germany	€175,060
4	Mohsen Borhani	Germany	€172,650
5	Aleksandrs Zenkovs	Latvia	€147,255
6	Ryan Carroll	United Kingdom	€110,060
7	Tamas Adamszki	Hungary	€101,630
8	Robert Bull	United Kingdom	€88,195
9	Yurii Zabrodotskyi	Ukraine	€75,725
10	Nikolay Tsanev	Bulgaria	€60,000

Top 10 Earners: Cumulative Prize Money by Event

Prize Money by Country

The 2026 WSOP Super Circuit King's drew players from 45 countries, with €4,787,221 distributed across all 17 completed ring events. Germany led the prize money standings by a commanding margin despite winning three rings, while Italy's total was lifted almost entirely by Vito Branciforte's €370,000 Main Event score.

The table below shows the top 10 countries by total prize money, based on exact figures from the WSOP results database. The remaining 35 nations combined for €1,428,991, with Israel, Slovakia, Ireland and Switzerland each clearing six figures.

Rank	Country	Rings Won	Total Prize Money
1	Germany	3	€972,440
2	Italy	1	€740,575
3	Poland	1	€346,400
4	Czech Republic	1	€254,060
5	Romania	0	€194,860
6	United Kingdom	2	€186,255
7	Ukraine	1	€172,885
8	Hungary	2	€172,770
9	Netherlands	0	€170,830
10	Latvia	1	€147,155

The pie chart below shows the split between the top 10 countries and the remaining 35 nations, which collectively accounted for 29.8% of all prize money distributed at the series.

2026 WSOP Super Circuit King's: FAQ

• Photos courtesy of King's Resort / WSOP.