King's Resort Plays Host to 2024 World Series of Poker Europe; �15M GTD Across Schedule

Calum Grant Editor & Live Reporter

Apr 05, 2024 3 min read

2024 WSOP Europe Schedule
Plenty of Seven-Figure Prize Pools
2023 WSOP Europe Winners

Along with the schedule of the 2024 World Series of Poker in Las Vegas, the dates and itinerary for the 2024 WSOP Europe have also been released, with a familiar venue playing host to the festival.

King's Resort in Rozvadov, Czech Republic will once again be the home of the WSOPE, and 15 bracelets will be up for grabs along with �15 million in guaranteed prize pools.

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The series gets underway on September 18, with the curtain closing on October 9, which is when the WSOPE Main Event NLH European Championship will crown its champion.

2024 WSOP Europe Schedule

Date	Buy-In	Event	Guarantee
Sept 18-23	�350	NLH Opener	�1,000,000
Sept 20-24	�550	PLO 8-Max	�300,000
Sept 22-28	�1,350	Mini Main Event	�1,500,000
Sept 24-25	�2,000	PLO	�300,000
Sept 25-30	�550	NLH Colossus	�1,500,000
Sept 29-30	�5,000	PLO	�500,000
Sept 30-Oct 1	�1,650	NLH 6-Max	�300,000
Sept 30-Oct 1	�25,000	NLH GGMillion$	�1,000,000
Oct 1-2	�1,100	NLH Mystery Bounty	�300,000
Oct 2-3	�2,000	8-Game Mix	�100,000
Oct 3	�1,100	NLH Turbo Bounty Hunter	�300,000
Oct 3-4	�50,000	NLH Diamond High Roller	�1,000,000
Oct 4-9	�10,350	Main Event NLH European Championship	�5,000,000
Oct 6	�1,000	NLH Turbo Freezeout	�150,000
Oct 6-8	�550	NLH Closer	�200,000

Plenty of Seven-Figure Prize Pools

The Main Event is obviously the series' showstopper and comes with a �5 million guarantee, with around 400 qualifiers expected in the first starting flight.

The last edition had a �7,761,500 prize pool thanks to the record-breaking 817 entries. Former pro basketballer Max Neugebauer was the last player standing in 2023 and walked away with the �1.5 million first-place prize along with the Main Event bracelet.

In addition to the Main Event, five other tournaments have guarantees of at least �1 million, those being:

Sept 18-23: �350 NLH Opener - �1,000,000 GTD
Sept 22-28: �1,350 Mini Main Event - �1,500,000 GTD
Sept 25-30: �550 NLH Colossus - �1,500,000 GTD
Sept 30-Oct 1: �25,000 NLH GGMillion$ - �1,000,000 GTD
Oct 3-4: �50,000 NLH Diamond High Roller - �1,000,000 GTD

2023 WSOP Europe Winners

Along with Neugebauer, there several notable names who captured a bracelet on Rozvadov soil.

2022 WSOPE Main Event victor Omar Eljach bagged his second WSOP bracelet after taking down the �550 PLO 8-Max event and came close to getting his third but was denied in heads-up during the $5K PLO.

Seasoned pro Tobias Peters came out on top in the �1,650 NLH 6-Max. He beat 2024 EPT Paris Main Event champ and two-time bracelet winner Barny Boatman and ended his 11-year pursuit of poker's most coveted prize.

In the high-stakes sphere, Daniel Dvoress and Santhosh Suvarna won some of the biggest prizes dished out inside in King's Resort, earning a bracelet each along with �600,000 and �650,000.

Event	Entries	Winner	Prize
Event #1: �350 NLH Opener	3,503	Lukas Pazma	�110,000
Event #2: �550 Pot Limit Omaha 8-max	719	Omar Eljach	�65,900
Event #3: �1,350 Mini Main Event	1,729	Sokratis Linaras	�310,350
Event #4: �2,000 Pot Limit Omaha	206	Hokyiu Lee	�91,183
Event #5: �550 NLH Colossus	3,436	Ermanno Di Nicola	�200,000
Event #6: �5,000 Pot Limit Omaha	202	Wing Po Liu	�230,000
Event #7: �1,650 NLH 6-Max	495	Tobias Peters	�143,100
Event #8: �25,000 NLH GGMillion�	89	Daniel Dvoress	�600,000
Event #9: �1,100 NLH Mystery Bounty	803	Tobias Garp	�92,300
Event #10: �2,000 8-Game Mix	97	Dainius Antanaitis	�47,770
Event #11: �1,100 NLH Turbo Bounty Hunter	570	Joakim Andersson	�70,000
Event #12: �50,000 NLH Diamond High Roller	37	Santhosh Suvarna	�650,000
Event #13: �10,350 Main Event NLH European Championship	817	Max Neugebauer	�1,500,000
Event #14: �1,000 No-Limit Hold��em Turbo Freezeout	182	Bernd Gleissner	�46,700
Event #15: �550 NLH Closer	628	Maurice Nass	�60,000

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Calum Grant Editor & Live Reporter

Calum has been a part of the PokerNews team since September 2021 after working in the UK energy sector. He played his first hand of poker in 2017 and immediately fell in love with the game. Calum has written for various poker outlets but found his home at PokerNews, where he has contributed to various articles and live updates, providing insights and reporting on major poker events, including the World Series of Poker (WSOP).

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