Kings Million Epc Sets 10m Rozvadov Schedule

King’s Resort has outlined a major autumn tournament series for Rozvadov, with the inaugural King’s Million European Poker Championship scheduled for September 16 through October 6, 2026. The three-week festival will feature more than €10 million in guaranteed prize money across no-limit hold’em, Pot-Limit Omaha, Mystery Bounty, H.O.R.S.E., bounty formats and other events.

The announcement gives King’s Resort a large-scale festival in the autumn slot long associated with the World Series of Poker Europe at the venue. WSOPE had been held at King’s Resort from 2015 through 2025 before moving to King’s Casino at Hilton Prague in 2026 and shifting from the autumn to the spring.

Super Main Event Anchors the Final Week

The central tournament on the schedule is the €1,150 Super Main Event, which begins on September 30 and carries a €5 million guarantee. Its final day is set for October 6, matching the closing day of the festival.

That guarantee gives the Super Main Event half of the festival’s announced €10 million-plus total and positions it as the clear focal point of the final week. The buy-in also sits in a range designed to connect the lower-cost opening tournaments with the higher buy-in events later in the schedule.

Three More Events Reach Seven-Figure Guarantees

The series opens with the €250 Mini Main Event on September 16, guaranteeing €1 million. The €1,000 Mystery Bounty then runs from September 23 through September 28 with a €1.5 million guarantee, followed by the €600 Monsterstack, which begins on September 27 and also guarantees €1 million.

Together, those three tournaments spread the largest guarantees across different buy-ins and structures before the Super Main Event takes over the closing stretch. The Mini Main Event sets the scale early, while the Mystery Bounty and Monsterstack give the middle of the festival two substantial anchor events.

PLO and Mixed Formats Add Depth to the Series

The King’s Million EPC schedule is not built solely around no-limit hold’em. The €1,500 European Poker Championship PLO runs from September 24 through September 26 with €500,000 guaranteed. A €3,000 PLO High Roller follows from September 27 through September 28 and carries the same €500,000 guarantee.

The €400 Deepstack has a €300,000 guarantee, with its final day scheduled for September 23. The wider program also includes a €3,000 High Roller, a €2,000 Masters, a €500 Closer, H.O.R.S.E. and bounty events, along with satellites and other tournaments.

The timing creates a layered festival structure. The PLO events sit between the opening Mini Main Event and the later Monsterstack and Super Main Event, while the Masters begins on October 4 and the Closer starts on October 5 before finishing on October 6.

Rozvadov Rebuilds Its Autumn Identity

For King’s Resort, the King’s Million European Poker Championship establishes a new headline festival for the same period previously occupied by WSOPE in Rozvadov. The 2026 WSOPE edition in Prague included players from 83 countries, showing the international player base connected to the series after its move.

The Rozvadov schedule now presents a separate autumn offering built around large guarantees, multiple formats and a wide buy-in range. From the €250 Mini Main Event to the €3,000 PLO High Roller and the €1,150 Super Main Event, the festival covers several player segments without relying on a single tournament identity.

Ten Tournaments Set for Live Reporting

Live reporting is planned for ten events across the festival: the Mini Main Event, Deepstack, Mystery Bounty, PLO Championship, PLO High Roller, Monsterstack, High Roller, Super Main Event, Masters and Closer.

That coverage follows the schedule from the September 16 opening event through October 6, when the Super Main Event final day and Closer final day bring the festival to its conclusion. The reporting slate focuses on the biggest guarantees and the key championship-style events across the three-week run.