Danish calendar fills in: DPT Munkebjerg opens 19 November with two national titles, and the 2027 Copenhagen schedule lands

Denmark's live schedule has gone from dated to detailed in both directions at once.

The Dansk Poker Tour's Munkebjerg stop, at Casino Munkebjerg above Vejle from Thursday 19 to Sunday 22 November 2026, now carries a full eleven-event programme on the tour's own calendar. Main Event flights play at 16:00 on the Thursday and Friday at 2,750 + 400 kroner, with Day 2 on the Saturday at 15:30 and the final table on the Sunday at 15:00. A Flip/GO at 15:00 on the Saturday, priced the same as a flight, feeds Day 2 directly — which means a player arriving only for the weekend still has a route into the Main Event.

Two Danish Championship titles are attached to the stop. The DM in No-Limit Hold'em six-max plays over the Saturday and Sunday at 4,000 + 500, the largest buy-in of the weekend. The tour also lists a DM in Mixed PLO/NLH at Munkebjerg with details still to follow, and no date, time or buy-in has been published for it. Worth remembering that DM in Denmark is a set of national titles across formats awarded at different venues through the year, not a single championship — the headline DM i Poker remains a separate event at Casino Copenhagen, listed for 14–20 September 2027.

The rest of the Munkebjerg schedule is built around late play: three hyper turbos at 21:00 on the first three evenings at 1,000 + 150, Hold'em on the Thursday and Pot Limit Omaha on the Friday and Saturday, then a Flip/GO Madness at midnight at the end of Saturday for 100 kroner — the cheapest entry of the festival by a wide margin. A Last Call Turbo closes things at 16:00 on the Sunday.

Looking further ahead, Casino Copenhagen's registration system has posted the tour's 2027 Copenhagen stop in full: ten events from Tuesday 19 to Sunday 24 January 2027, the second running of the festival in the capital. Three Main Event flights at 2,750 + 400 across 160 seats each play on 20, 21 and 22 January, with Day 2 on the 23rd and the final day on the 24th. A Landmark Qualifier opens the week on 19 January at 650 + 200 — the cheapest entry of that festival — and a DPT HighRoller Championship goes on 23 January at 10,000 + 800 across 45 seats. A five-card Pot Limit Omaha Last Call, eight-handed, closes on the 24th.

One oddity in the Copenhagen listing deserves flagging rather than smoothing over: the Main Event's Day 2 line carries its own figure of 13,750 + 800 against 40 seats, which the registration site does not explain. The tour's calendar separately describes Copenhagen buy-ins as reaching 13,750, so a direct Day 2 entry at that level is consistent with the tour's own description, but neither page states it as such.

No guaranteed prize pool is published for any event at either stop. Danish schedules quote buy-ins as a pair — 2,750 + 400 — with the second number unlabelled; by convention it is the tournament fee rather than prize-pool money.

Meanwhile Mystery Bounty Copenhagen is already under way, running 10–15 November, and its Day 1C flight on 13 November was fully subscribed at 200 seats on the festival's opening day.