The World Series of Poker on Thursday announced the first ten confirmed stops for the upcoming 2022-23 Circuit Tour's International stops. Beginning in late September with two series running almost simultaneously in the Czech Republic and the Caribbean, the WSOP's international stops will visit at least six different continents, lacking only a venue in Asia at the present time. With more international Circuit series likely to be added to the 2022-23 slate in the coming months, the WSOP's international offerings are arguably as globally spread as any series in poker history.
The upcoming international Circuit season begins with a lengthy visit to King's Resort in Rozvadov, Czech Republic, beginning on September 21, 2022 and running through October 11. Later in October, WSOP action returns to Rozvadov with the WSOP Europe festival, where 15 bracelets will be up for grabs. Yet even as King's Casino gears up for its autumn of WSOP offerings, a second international Circuit stop gets underway, running September 22 - October 2, 2022 at the Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort in Aruba.
Subsequent months find the WSOP's Circuit banners traveling all over the globe. A second Caribbean stop is already scheduled for March 2023 in St. Maarten, while two more international North American stops run in October 2022 and January 2023, in Mexico and Canada, respectively.
South America, specifically Brazil and Uruguay, will host Circuit series in October and November. Australia's Star Sydney plays host to a Circuit stop in early November, while Europe catches its second Circuit stop of the 2022-23 season when the tour visits Holland later that same month. Africa also has a confirmed stop, in early December in Marrakech, Morocco.
