Uruguay's biggest live festival of the year opens 3 December: USD 1.5m across 27 events at Enjoy Punta del Este

Enjoy Punta del Este has published the schedule for the Gran Final Millonaria, the event that closes the Enjoy Poker Tour and the largest live poker festival on Uruguay's 2026 calendar. It runs seven days, from Thursday 3 to Wednesday 9 December, with 27 numbered tournaments and USD 1,500,000 announced in total guarantees.

The centrepiece is Event #8, the Final Millonaria, at USD 2,750 for a 20,000-point stack and USD 750,000 guaranteed - half the festival's total. Its first Day 1 flight starts at 20:00 on 4 December and further flights run on 5, 6 and 7 December, with the tournament concluding on 9 December.

Two events sit above it. The USD 3,300 High Roller opens the festival at 18:00 on 3 December over two days for USD 200,000, with 40-minute levels and late registration until the start of level 13. The USD 5,500 Super High Roller, the schedule's largest entry, starts at 18:00 on 5 December for USD 250,000, also over two days.

The lower end of the schedule is where most of the field will come from. Event #1, the Open, starts the festival at 12:00 on 3 December for USD 440 with USD 30,000 guaranteed. A one-day Mini Main Event on 5 December costs USD 660 and carries USD 50,000, and a Senior Event for players aged 50 and over runs on 4 December for USD 1,100 and the same guarantee. A USD 660 Knockout on 5 December adds a bounty format.

Satellites run throughout, from USD 165 up to USD 550, feeding the main event and both high rollers. These are entry-plus-add-on tournaments and the published schedule does not state the add-on amount, so the real cost of a satellite seat is not yet knowable from the page - worth asking at the cage before registering.

For Uruguayan players, Enjoy Punta del Este is one of only three addresses in the country that the live calendars list as poker venues, alongside Casino Carrasco in Montevideo and Casino Victoria Plaza, the one house in the state-run estate where the Direccion General de Casinos lists poker tables on its own page. A festival of this size is an occasion rather than a routine, which is part of why the December dates matter locally.

Poker is a game of skill played for entertainment, and a buy-in should be money a player is comfortable not getting back.