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The 2026 WSOP Circuit Malta will feature 12 championship ring events at Casino Malta.

WSOP Circuit Malta | Making its debut at Casino Malta on September 25th, with a €1,500 Main Event leading the way and 12 championship rings up for grabs.

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    The 2026 WSOP Circuit European schedule adds another stop. WSOPC – Casino Malta will be held from September 25th to October 5th at Casino Malta in St. Julian's, Malta, marking the first time the WSOP Circuit will be held at this venue. The entire series will last 11 days and feature 12 WSOP Circuit championship ring events, along with numerous side events, satellite events, and night events. The series buy-ins range from €170 satellite events to €2,500 High Rollers, with the most anticipated being the €1,500 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event. The 11-day competition for 12 WSOP Circuit championship rings will take place from September 25th to October 5th. Key information is as follows: Event Information: WSOPC – Casino Malta Location: Casino Malta, St. Julian's Dates: September 25th to October 5th Duration: 11 days Ring Events: 12 Main Event Buy-in: €1,500 Maximum Buy-in: €2,500 High Roller In addition to the tournaments, cash games will remain open throughout the series, allowing players not participating in the tournaments to still enjoy cash game games on-site. €1,500 Main Event: Officially begins on September 30th The highlight of the event: The €1,500 WSOPC No-Limit Hold'em Main Event will officially begin on September 30th. The Main Event consists of four Day 1 starting groups: Group Date Time Flight A September 30th 12:30 Flight B October 1st 12:30 Flight C October 2nd 12:30 Flight D October 2nd 20:00 Each Day 1 will be played at a 40-minute blind level until the group has 151 players remaining. All qualifiers will return to Day 2 on October 3rd at 13:00. Day 2 will proceed to the Final Table, where the champion will be decided on October 4th. After entering Day 2, the blind time will be increased to 60 minutes. Day 2 will continue until the Final Table is determined. The final table will be held on October 4th at 13:00, where the WSOPC Malta Main Event champion will be decided. The winner will receive a prize and a WSOP Circuit championship ring. Daily satellite tournaments provide a low-cost entry point to the Main Event. For players wishing to reduce the cost of participating in the Main Event, the organizers have also arranged...

John Hardin, Poker Director at Champions Social Club, is building a high-end poker club in Dallas.

Champions Social Club | John Hardin creates a high-end poker space in Dallas, aiming to become "the city's most comfortable poker room".

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  On September 10, 2026, PokerNews interviewed John Hardin, Poker Director of the new Dallas poker club, Champions Social Club, focusing on the positioning and operational direction of this new Texas Hold'em location. Following a significant legal victory for the local poker community last year, Champions Social Club was able to begin preparations, transforming the former renowned steakhouse space into a high-end club combining poker, dining, and social experiences. Unlike most Texas Hold'em clubs that prioritize scale and number of tables, Hardin's goal for Champions Social Club is quite clear: not to capture the entire Dallas market, but to create a more refined, comfortable poker space that attracts a specific clientele. The venue for the Dallas location of Champions Social Club, formerly the well-known III Forks steakhouse, was once a Dallas dining landmark, thus preserving a distinct spatial atmosphere from typical poker clubs. Even after the transformation into a poker club, the venue retains the overall ambiance of the original upscale steakhouse. This has become one of the most recognizable features of Champions Social Club. Hardin believes that this environment, which combines the features of a high-end restaurant with a card room, allows players to come not just for a game of cards, but also as a place to gather, dine, and socialize. John Hardin, who previously served as Poker Director at Bellagio and Bobby's Room Champions Social Club, is not from Texas, but he has over 20 years of experience in the poker industry. His resume includes: long-term involvement in poker games, working as a dealer at Bellagio in Las Vegas, running private poker games in Atlanta, and managing the renowned high-stakes cash game Bobby's Room at Bellagio. Bobby's Room has long been a major gathering place for top high-stakes cash game players worldwide. It was during that experience that Hardin came into contact with some well-known high-stakes players from Texas and the Dallas area. Therefore, although he is not from Dallas, he is quite familiar with the local poker scene. Building Local Connections in Six Months, Hardin is Optimistic About Texas Hold'em Culture. Hardin has been in this position for about six months and is currently gradually building relationships with local players, staff, and the poker community in Dallas. He describes Texas Hold'em as a market with a deep historical background. In his view, Texas Hold'em players often have specific requirements for poker rooms, so Champions Social Club cannot attract all players away from their existing venues simply by "opening a new location." Therefore, his chosen strategy is not to aggressively seize market share, but to first define its position.

On the first day of the third DXPC, Li Shuai won the championship, and Yu Andi led the opening race in Group A.

The 3rd DXPC | Day 1 kicks off with Li Shuai taking the lead and Yu Andi topping Group A of the opening race with 340,500 points.

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    On September 10th, the third DXPC officially kicked off its first day of competition. The Feedback Event, Opening Event Groups A and B, the 2-7 Three Draws, the Mini Turbo Championship, and the Main Event Qualifier all took place simultaneously, setting the stage for a high-density schedule from the very first day. Li Shuai was the first to emerge victorious from the Feedback Event, becoming one of the first champions of the third DXPC. In the Opening Event, Yu Andy led Group A with 340,500 chips, while Yao Yuan became the chip leader in Group B with 182,000 chips, both securing their places in the second round. The Feedback Event was packed, and Li Shuai secured a winning start to the series. On the morning of the third DXPC's opening day, a large number of players lined up at the registration area, making the Feedback Event one of the most anticipated events of the day. After approximately seven hours of competition, Li Shuai emerged victorious, becoming the first player to claim the third DXPC championship. This victory also made Li Shuai one of the earliest players to reach the top of the series, providing an ideal start for the subsequent rounds. Opening Event Group A: Andy Yu Leads with 340,500 Chips In addition to the reward tournament, the Opening Event Groups A and B also commenced simultaneously on the first day. In Group A, last year's High Score Championship winner, Andy Yu, once again delivered a stellar performance. After completing the first round, Andy Yu accumulated 340,500 chips, advancing to the second round as the Group A leader. Opening Event Group A Key Event Data Group Opening Event Group A Chip Leader Andy Yu Chips 340,500 Result Advancement to the Second Round For Andy, from last year's series champion to leading again in the first round of this year's Opening Event, this continues his consistent performance on the DXPC circuit. Yao Yuan Leads with 182,000 Chips In Group B, Yao Yuan overtook him in the later stages of the competition. He ultimately became the Group B chip leader with 182,000 chips, successfully qualifying for the next stage. Opening Event Group B Highlights: Group B Chip Leader Yao Yuan with 182,000 Chips Advances to Round 2. With Groups A and B completed, Yu Andy and Yao Yuan established a chip lead in the opening event. David Wins 2-7 Three-Draw Event: In the mixed games, the first 2-7 Three-Draw event of the third DXPC concluded simultaneously. Ultimately, David emerged victorious. This is the first mixed game championship of this series. 2-7 Three-Draw differs from traditional NLH; players must form the lowest possible hand through a maximum of three draws, requiring different draw ranges, opponent hand assessments, and betting rhythm. Wang Xingdong and Ye Shuqiang Win Turbo Events: Two mini-turbo tournaments also concluded on the first day. Event #3 was won by Wang Xingdong. The other event, Event #5, was won by Ye Shuqiang, who became one of the last champions of the day. DXPC Day 1 Main Championship Events: Champions' Appreciation Tournament - Li Shuai 2-7 (Three-times David) Event #3; Small Fast Tournament - Wang Xingdong Event #5 (Small)