King's Resort in Rozvadov is hosting three major poker festivals this November, with millions in combined guarantees. PokerNews describes the venue as Europe's poker capital, and the lineup shows why: the WSOP Super Circuit runs through November 11, the Wolf Millionaire follows from November 11 to 16, and the German Poker Masters €1MILLION runs from November 20 to 30. Some events also run at King's Casino in Prague. Here is a guide to each festival, the key guarantees and what players should know before travelling.
Festival 1: WSOP Super Circuit (through November 11)
The WSOP Super Circuit carries more than €5 million in total guarantees. Its flagship is the €3,000 Main Event, with Day 1 flights starting November 6 and a champion crowned on Wednesday, November 11. PokerNews notes an inconsistency in its own coverage: the schedule table lists a €2,000,000 guarantee while the text says €3 million, so treat the exact figure with caution. Pokerfuse also described the event as guaranteeing at least €2,000,000.
Other events in the Super Circuit include:
- King's Dream Maker: €350 buy-in, €300,000 guaranteed, with flights through November 9.
- Monster Stack NLH: €1,500 buy-in, €100,000 guaranteed (November 6).
- 1K NLH Bounty Side Event: €700 plus €300 bounty, €30,000 guaranteed (November 7).
- Super Circuit Championship: €1,500 buy-in, €500,000 guaranteed (November 8 to 11).
- Series Saver: €1,000 buy-in, €100,000 guaranteed (November 10).
- Super Turbo Bounty NLH: €1,500 plus €500 bounty, €100,000 guaranteed (November 11).
- Satellites: €200 buy-in, €15,000 guaranteed, to the Main Event and Championship.
Festival 2: Wolf Millionaire (November 11 to 16)
The Wolf Millionaire guarantees €1 million. The main event costs €350 and has multiple Day 1 flights, including one at King's Casino Prague on November 13. Day 2 qualifiers are guaranteed a cash finish, which is a notable feature for a field of this size. The final day is Monday, November 16. Satellites cost €60 for the Wolf main event and €55 for Flip n Go qualifiers.
Side events include:
- WOLF High Roller: €700 buy-in, €100,000 guaranteed (November 15).
- WOLF Ladies Event: €200 buy-in, €5,000 guaranteed (November 14).
- WOLF Pot Limit Omaha 8-Max: €300 buy-in, €20,000 guaranteed (November 13).
- WOLF Morning NLH Turbo Knockout: €100 plus €25 bounty, €10,000 guaranteed (November 12).
- WOLF NLH Turbo Bounty: €100 plus €50 bounty, €15,000 guaranteed (November 13).
Festival 3: German Poker Masters €1MILLION (November 20 to 30)
The German Poker Masters (GPM) is the largest festival by event count, with 50 tournaments and a €1 million guarantee. The Main Event costs €285 with multiple Day 1 flights beginning on November 20, including one at King's Prague on November 27. The final day is Monday, November 30. Satellites start at €40, including Flip n Go options.
Notable GPM events:
- Mystery Bounty: €150 plus €50 bounty, €100,000 guaranteed, running daily from November 22 to 26.
- High Roller: €600 buy-in, €100,000 guaranteed (November 29 and 30).
- Pot Limit Omaha 8-Max: €300 buy-in, €20,000 guaranteed (November 20 and 21).
- Friday Pot Limit Omaha: €150 buy-in, €10,000 guaranteed (November 27).
- Ladies Event: €150 buy-in, €3,000 guaranteed (November 28).
- GPM Knockout Closer: €100 plus €50 bounty, €10,000 guaranteed (November 30).
- Turbo and knockout events: €100 to €150 buy-ins with €10,000 to €15,000 guarantees.
Why Rozvadov keeps attracting players
Rozvadov sits on the Czech-German border and has built a loyal following by offering large guarantees at accessible buy-ins. That formula, as the November lineup shows, includes €285 to €350 main events alongside €1,500 to €3,000 flagship tournaments. The festival density is also useful: players can chain the Super Circuit, Wolf Millionaire and GPM into one trip. The venue's reputation was boosted earlier this year by the King's Million European Poker Championship, which we covered in our King's Million coverage.
What this means for players
Compare the value. A €1 million guarantee with a €285 buy-in implies a very large field, which means the early stages are about survival and volume. Players looking for edge should be comfortable with deep-stack play and variance, so review our poker strategy hub and bankroll management guidance.
Know the formats. Mystery bounty, knockout and turbo events each reward different skills. If you are not used to bounty structures, our tournaments page explains how they change decisions, and the what is ICM guide covers the pay-jump pressure that affects late stages.
Use satellites. Satellites at €40 to €200 provide cheap routes into the main events. They are especially valuable if you play online. Our real money poker and online poker vs live poker pages help you decide where to build volume, and the poker networks guide shows which sites run qualifiers.
Plan the trip. Three festivals in four weeks means significant travel and accommodation costs. Budget for the total, not just the buy-ins, and decide in advance which events you will skip.
Cross-festival highlights
The Super Circuit, Wolf Millionaire and GPM share an approach: they pack in small-stakes events alongside a few higher-stakes options so that both amateurs and professionals have something to play. The €100,000-guaranteed events across the three festivals, including the Monster Stack, Series Saver, Super Turbo Bounty, WOLF High Roller, Mystery Bounty and GPM High Roller, form a clear tier of mid-stakes value. If you prefer Omaha, PLO events run at €250 to €300 buy-ins across all three, and our Omaha guide is a good primer.
Bottom line
King's Resort offers a month of poker from November 6 to 30, with more than €5 million in Super Circuit guarantees, a €1 million Wolf Millionaire and a €1 million GPM. The most accessible entries are the €285 GPM Main Event and the €350 Wolf main event. Before you travel, check the latest schedule, confirm exact guarantees and manage your bankroll carefully.
Source: PokerNews, "Three Big Festivals Bring Millions in Guarantees to King's Resort This November"; Pokerfuse, The Rail, week 45.