The WSOP Circuit returns to Argentina: Rosario confirmed for 4-12 November
City Center Rosario has confirmed a World Series of Poker Circuit stop from 4 to 12 November 2026, bringing the travelling WSOP brand back to Argentina. The event schedule and buy-ins have not been published yet. It lands in the busiest stretch the Argentine calendar has had in years: the Circuito Argentino de Póquer plays Buenos Aires in October and closes its season back in Rosario in December, while festivals at Trilenium in Tigre and Casino Club Bariloche ran simultaneously in late September.
City Center Rosario, the casino and hotel complex on Boulevard Oroño in Santa Fe, has confirmed that the World Series of Poker Circuit will play its poker room from 4 to 12 November 2026. The Circuit is the WSOP's touring arm, and the stop marks its return to Argentina.
What is not yet known is the shape of the festival. As of 25 September 2026 the venue had announced the nine-day window without releasing an event list, buy-in levels or ring-event count, so anyone planning a trip has dates and nothing more.
The date drops into an unusually full quarter. The Circuito Argentino de Póquer, Argentina's main travelling circuit since June 2011, plays its seventh season date at Casino Buenos Aires from 3 to 11 October with a US$500 Main Event, then returns to Rosario for the season final from 12 to 20 December. Rosario and Buenos Aires each carry four dates of that circuit; Santa Rosa also four, Puerto Iguazú and Bariloche two each, Mendoza one.
Late September showed how much regional depth sits underneath the national circuit. Casino Trilenium in Tigre ran the first date of its Poker Delta Series over eight days around a 400,000-peso Main Event; Horacio Fernández took the opening Super Bounty Roll from 75 unique players and 109 entries for an 18,530,000-peso prize pool, and Cristian Quiñones won the High Roller. In Patagonia, Casino Club Bariloche played the fourth date of the Liga Patagónica de Póquer over five days and seven tournaments with a 450,000-peso Main Event. City Center Rosario itself was running the third Rosario Grand Poker date the same weekend, a US$300 festival capped at 150 players.
For players the practical point is that four Argentine venues in three provinces were running scheduled tournament poker on a single weekend in September, and a WSOP-branded stop follows six weeks later. Poker is entertainment, and these are recreational events — but the calendar is no longer thin.
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