WSOP Circuit Rosario publishes its schedule: 14 tournaments, all priced in dollars

City Center Rosario has filled in the blank it left in September. When the venue confirmed a World Series of Poker Circuit stop for 4 to 12 November 2026 it published dates and nothing else; the schedule is now out, and it runs to 14 tournaments plus seven on-site satellites across 41 sessions.

The Main Event costs USD 1,700 and is spread over five starting flights between 6 and 8 November — two of them turbos — with re-entry to level 12, each flight played down to about 15 per cent of its field, and a final table on 11 November. The USD 2,500 High Roller is the largest buy-in on the schedule, playing a twelve-level Day 1 on the 11th and finishing the following day. At the other end, the USD 300 Colossus offers six starting flights, and the USD 500 Mini Main Event opens the week with four.

The side-event list is unusually wide for a Circuit stop of this length: a Senior event, two USD 400 no-limit tournaments, a turbo knockout, a two-flight Mystery Bounty at USD 600 with USD 250 of each entry in the bounty pool, an 8 Max, a One Day at USD 1,000 and two closing-day events. Seven Landmark satellites feed the two biggest tournaments, five at USD 220 into the Main and two at USD 350 into the High Roller.

What stands out next to the rest of the Argentine calendar is the currency. Every Circuit buy-in is quoted in US dollars, while the domestic tours price in pesos — the City Poker Tour's third date, which runs at the same venue from 22 to 25 October, has a Main Rosario Poker at ARS 300,000 and a High Roller at ARS 500,000. Two festivals, one poker room, three weeks apart, in two currencies.

Festival schedules move. Buy-ins and event numbering are both reworked more often than published grids suggest, so anyone travelling for one specific event should confirm the day's structure with the room first.