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What is WSOP Circuit CDMX?
WSOP Circuit CDMX is an official stop of the World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOP Circuit), one of the most prestigious poker tours in the world. Anyone who meets the minimum age requirement and completes registration may participate. The festival brings together national and international players competing for major prize pools and coveted official WSOP Circuit rings.
Where will the event take place?
The official venue for WSOP Circuit CDMX 2026 will be Hotel Barceló México Santa Fe.
What are the festival dates?
August 31 through September 11, 2026.
Where can I view the official schedule?
The official schedule will be available through official event channels, social media and informational displays at the venue.
Who can participate?
Anyone who is at least 18 years old and presents the required registration documentation may participate.
What is the minimum age to play?
Participants must be at least 18 years old.
Do I need experience to participate?
No. However, basic Texas Hold’em knowledge is recommended to fully enjoy the experience.
Can I play more than one tournament?
Yes. You may participate in all tournaments on the official schedule. For multitabling situations, consult a tournament supervisor beforehand.
Will there be tournaments every day?
Yes. Tournaments will run daily according to the official festival schedule.
Can international players participate?
Yes. The event is open to players of all nationalities.
What documents do I need?
Players must present valid government-issued identification. International players must present a valid passport or immigration documentation.
How do I register?
To speed up registration, we recommend having verified GGPoker and WSOP Live accounts registered with the same email address. Staff will be available on-site to assist players.
Can I register online?
Yes. Players familiar with WSOP Live may complete registration directly through the platform.
Can I register on tournament day?
Yes, provided registration remains open.
What payment methods are accepted?
Cash, credit/debit cards, wire transfers, and approved WSOP Live and GGPoker payment methods are accepted.
What is late registration?
Late registration is the period during which a player may enter a tournament after it has started, according to the official structure.
What happens when late registration ends?
Once late registration closes, no additional players may enter that tournament.
What game formats will be offered?
The festival will include No-Limit Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha tournaments.
Where can I view tournament structures?
Official structures will be available through official channels, information areas and venue displays.
What are the starting stacks and level lengths?
Starting stacks and level durations vary by tournament.
How is the prize pool formed?
Prize pools are generated from tournament entries according to the official payout structure.
How many players get paid?
The number of paid positions will be announced after late registration closes.
When is the payout table published?
Official payouts will be published after late registration closes.
How are prizes paid?
Prizes will be paid according to event organizational procedures.
Will there be live satellites?
Yes. Live satellites will run at selected Big Bola Casinos and during the festival.
Will there be online satellites?
Yes. Through GGPoker using free Steps and paid satellite tournaments.
What does each event champion win?
In addition to tournament prize money, champions receive an official WSOP Circuit Ring. Eligible events may also award a WSOP Paradise Bahamas package valued at approximately USD $5,000 subject to terms and conditions.
How do I know my table assignment?
WSOP Live will display your assigned table and seat once registration is completed.
How will I know if I changed tables?
WSOP Live will notify players of any table or seat changes. Information will also be available on venue displays and through staff.
Can I use my mobile phone?
Yes, although restrictions may apply during certain tournament stages.
Can I take photos?
Yes, provided it does not interfere with tournament play.
Can I record video?
Yes as a player while respecting event policies. Media and content creators require prior authorization.
Will there be live streams?
Most final tables will be streamed through PokerGO, WSOP en Español, Bluff Central and authorized platforms.
Will there be social media updates?
Yes. Results, updates and exclusive content will be published throughout the festival.
Will Wi-Fi be available?
Yes, subject to venue availability.
Will food and beverages be available?
Yes. The hotel will sell food and beverage options for attendees.
Will parking be available?
Yes, subject to venue availability and applicable fees.
Will there be recommended hotels?
Yes. Participants may access a preferred rate at Hotel Barceló México Santa Fe, subject to availability.
Which rules apply?
Official WSOP Circuit rules and Tournament Director rulings apply.
Who has the final decision?
The Tournament Director has final authority over all event-related matters.
What behavior is prohibited?
Collusion, soft play, aggressive or intimidating conduct, offensive language, fraud, manipulation and any behavior contrary to official rules and fair play.
What should I do if I notice an irregularity?
Immediately notify a dealer, supervisor or tournament staff member.
Is assistance available for first-time players?
Yes. Event staff will be available to guide players throughout the process.
What should I do if I have questions during the event?
Visit the registration area, information desk or speak with any identified staff member.
Can the organization modify schedules or structures?
Yes. The organization reserves the right to modify schedules, structures, formats or operational aspects whenever necessary.
Are Tournament Director decisions final?
Yes. All Tournament Director decisions are final and binding.
Where can I find official announcements during the festival?
Official announcements will be published through WSOP Live, information displays, information desks and official event channels.
WSOP México

Moreno tuvo que despedirse en la última mano del día

Édgar Moreno no salió bien librado al buscar un double up cuando ya se jugaba mano por mano para definir a los clasificados para el Día 3 del Main Event.
WSOP México

Treviño dejó a Hernández sin asiento en el torneo

A dos eliminaciones de alcanzar su avance al Día 3, Jorge Hernández perdió sus últimas fichas en un cruce con Jesús Treviño, que le resultó bastante infortunado.
WSOP México

Aundria encontró cómo darle vuelta a un spot muy adverso

La estadounidense Aundria Cummings sigue en carrera hacia el Día 3, al conseguir un double up en una mano que inicialmente le era muy desfavortable.
WSOP México

La casa se llenó para conjurar el peligro

Steve Enríquez mantuvo su racha y consiguió otra eliminación en su mesa, para dejar sin asiento en el torneo a su compatriota Tomás Padilla.
WSOP México

Dos pasajeros con una misma boleta

Steve Enríquez encontró un turn soñado para quedarse con un gran pozo en un all-in a 3 bandas.
WSOP México

La varianza no fue nada Cortés con Raúl

Raúl Cortés se jugó sus últimas ocho ciegas, con el infortunio de encontrarse con el pago de Roberto Suárez, cuya mano dominaba ampliamente la suya.
WSOP México

Use no le dio alternativas a Fernández y lo despidió temprano del Día 2

En un duelo entre europeos, el belga Miguel Use se quedó con las últimas fichas del español Guillermo Fernández, a quien le correspondieron MX$74.000 tras su eliminación.
WSOP México

Las ilusiones de Vásquez rodaron por la escalera

La despedida de Óscar Vásquez dejó definidos a los nueve finalistas del High Roller en el WSOP-C México.
WSOP México

Nadal pasó pronto de condenado a verdugo

Un cooler marcó el final de la participación de Mariana Yumibe en el High Roller, para dejar sus últimas fichas en manos de Santiago Nadal.
WSOP México

Una escalera para mantenerse en camino

Diego Sánchez Serrano se jugó con conectores del mismo palo y a pesar de verse dominado por su oponente en el preflop, encontró el board perfecto para conseguir el double up y su permanencia en el torneo.
WSOP México

Aire al tanque para Nadal

Con menos de dos blinds en su cuenta de fichas, Santiago Nadal consiguió doblarse y aún sueña con encontrar el rumbo hacia la mesa final del High Roller, en el WSOP-C México.
WSOP México

Vásquez salió bien librado en el jueguito del As

Óscar Vásquez encontró un As salvador para mantenerse en carrera por un asiento finalista en el High Roller del WSOP-C México.
WSOP México

Los reyes no perdieron su corona

Diego Sánchez Serrano salió airoso en una mano crucial para sus aspiraciones de estar entre los finalistas del High Roller.
WSOP México

Una lánguida despedida para Kim

Santiago Nadal se quedó con las últimas fichas de la rusa Mila Kim, cuando restan contadas eliminaciones para tener conformada la mesa final.
WSOP México

Jim se libro del peligroso filo de las espadas

Rodrigo Jim consigue aumentar su cuenta, al eliminar a un rival con dobles cuando el proyecto de color que buscaba se quedó incompleto.
WSOP México

Con la salida de Sánchez quedaron definidos los finalistas en el Mini Main Event

Guillermo de la Vega se quedó con las últimas fichas del estadounidense y mejoró así su cuenta para entrar en la recta final del torneo.
WSOP México

El momento perfecto para un Big Blind Special

Eloy Domínguez fortaleció su stack al dejar sin fichas a un rival ,a contadas eliminaciones de la conformación de la mesa final.
WSOP México

Con las siete vidas del gato

Carlos Landa dobla su stack por segunda vez en cuestión de dos órbitas y sigue soñando con un asiento finalista en el torneo
WSOP México

Una guerra de obligadas tan temeraria como pareja

Eloy Domínguez se jugó su stack completo con una mano marginal y aún así consiguió entrar a la escena dominando a su rival.
WSOP México

Landa se triplicó y ahora tiene un stack NUEVE-cito

En un spot bastante comprometido ante dos rivales con stacks superiores al suyo, Carlos Landa consiguió triplicar su cuenta de fichas.
WSOP México

Un cooler monstruoso en el camino a la mesa final

Edilberto Pilotín duplicó su stack en un escenario prácticamente inmejorable
WSOP México

Sufridito tiene mejor sabor

Mauro Ávila consiguió un favorable double up al imponerse en un flip, en el que la tranquilidad le llegó apenas en el river.
WSOP México

La pelota siempre al 10

Double up para Héctor Henkel en una mano crucial para ponerse en ruta hacia los premios mayores del torneo.
WSOP México

Siete son...

Mauricio Ávila se quedó con las fichas del shortstack de su mesa y se metió al top 10 del chip count