2025 World Series of Poker Europe — European poker festival ends with big wins and a shift of venue
The 2025 edition of the World Series of Poker Europe (WSOP Europe) wrapped up in October at King's Resort in Rozvadov, Czech Republic — marking the final time the series is held at this venue. Wikipedia
The festival included 15 bracelet events. The €10,350 No-Limit Hold’em Main Event attracted 659 entries, producing a total prize pool of €6,138,585. The champion — Daniel Pidun — defeated Gerald Karlic heads-up, winning €1,140,000.
Other notable performances include Martin Kabrhel, who earned his fifth WSOP bracelet; and Shaun Deeb, who won his second bracelet of 2025 and became the ninth player ever with eight WSOP bracelets.
The festival included 15 bracelet events. The €10,350 No-Limit Hold’em Main Event attracted 659 entries, producing a total prize pool of €6,138,585. The champion — Daniel Pidun — defeated Gerald Karlic heads-up, winning €1,140,000.
Other notable performances include Martin Kabrhel, who earned his fifth WSOP bracelet; and Shaun Deeb, who won his second bracelet of 2025 and became the ninth player ever with eight WSOP bracelets.
The 2025 WSOP Europe demonstrated continued strength of live poker tournaments in Europe — high participation, substantial prize pools, and stiff competition among pros and rising contenders. At the same time, the planned venue change (Rozvadov → new location in 2026) adds intrigue for poker fans: a fresh chapter begins.
