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PartyPoker Tour Cork Brings €100K Main Event to Macau Casino

angryaces4
13 hours ago
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PartyPoker Tour Cork will run November 9–15, 2026, at Macau Casino in Cork, Ireland, with a €100,000 guaranteed Main Event. The €500 tournament occupies the final four days of a festival that also offers a €50,000 guaranteed Mini Main Event.


The organizer and Macau Sporting Club both confirm the headline dates and guarantees. For players planning a shorter visit, the Main Event begins November 12, while the €150 Mini opens the festival on November 9.


Editorial illustration of Macau Casino Cork’s timber columns, blue gaming tables and green signage beside PartyPoker Tour Cork 2026 branding and November 9–15 dates.
Macau Casino Cork hosts the tour’s November stop.

What the €500 entry covers


The official Main Event schedule breaks the entry into €445 for the prize pool and a €55 fee. Its €100,000 guarantee is the advertised minimum tournament prize pool; it is not an individual first prize.


Four opening flights run from November 12 through November 14. Day 2 is scheduled for November 14, followed by the final table on November 15. Players receive 50,000 starting chips, with shorter levels in the turbo and hyper flights.


The Mini Main Event costs €125 plus a €25 fee. It has four opening flights from November 9–11 and is scheduled to finish November 12, giving the two headline events overlapping paths through the week.


Weekend options and qualification


A €250 Mystery Bounty runs November 14–15. The listed entry allocates €115 to the regular prize pool, €100 to bounties and €35 to fees. A €1,000 seven-handed High Roller is scheduled for November 15.


Live satellites include €30 Mini Main qualifiers and €60 or €85 Main Event qualifiers. Satellite winners receive tournament seats; entering a qualifier does not itself secure a Main Event place.


Macau’s venue is at 16 St. Patrick’s Quay, Cork City. The official PartyPoker event page carries the complete schedule, structures and eligibility details. Players should check it before traveling, since tournament arrangements may change.


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