Dusk Till Dawn rebuilds its tournament ladder around a GBP 1m WSOP Circuit in November
Nottingham's Dusk Till Dawn has retired its long-running DTD250 branding in favour of DTD150 and DTD300 events, and pointed the whole autumn schedule at a WSOP Circuit festival running 4 to 16 November 2026 with a GBP 1,000,000 guaranteed main event.
Dusk Till Dawn has quietly reorganised the regular tournaments that fill its calendar between festivals. The DTD250 name, which covered both the club's one-day events and its multi-day deepstack, no longer appears on the club's schedule. In its place are DTD150 events at GBP 150 plus a GBP 30 fee and DTD300 events at GBP 300 plus GBP 40, while the October deepstack now runs simply as The Deepstack at the DTD300 price.
The practical effect for players is a wider ladder. Two DTD150s run in October, on the 3rd and the 31st, each starting at 2pm with a GBP 50,000 guarantee and GBP 10,000 advertised for the winner. The Deepstack occupies 7 to 11 October with a GBP 150,000 guarantee on its main event, and a DTD300 one-day event on Saturday 24 October guarantees GBP 100,000. The old DTD250 buy-in of GBP 290 sat between the two new price points; players now choose a GBP 180 or a GBP 340 entry rather than a single mid-range option.
All of it feeds one destination. Dusk Till Dawn states that each of those autumn events carries WSOP Circuit seats worth GBP 1,500 inside its guarantee, four apiece in the DTD150s, eight in the DTD300 one-day and ten in The Deepstack. The Circuit itself returns to the club from 4 to 16 November 2026 with thirteen ring events. The main event is GBP 1,350 plus a GBP 150 fee and guarantees GBP 1,000,000, playing 12 to 16 November, with a Mini Main at GBP 260 plus GBP 40 running 6 to 8 November for a GBP 200,000 guarantee that the club says includes fifteen main event seats. A Paradise Mystery Bounty on Sunday 15 November guarantees a further GBP 200,000.
Dusk Till Dawn also advertises World Series of Poker Paradise packages added to the festival, a USD 15,000 package overall and a USD 5,000 package on each of the thirteen ring events, and says the series will be managed through the WSOP LIVE app.
One caution for anyone planning a trip: the club's own pages do not always agree. The home page and the event page for the 24 October DTD300 quote different first prizes, and the Christmas Cup is headlined as 26 to 30 December while its own event page lists flights from 21 December. Confirm a specific start time or flight with the club before booking travel.
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