WSOP Marrakech 2026: Résultats, Moundir en lice & 6M€ de gains

Marrakech is currently hosting a major poker event, the WSOP Circuit, at the Palace Es Saadi casino. Running since Monday, January 16th, the festival is already awarding prizes, with 9 of the 15 scheduled “bagues” (rings) distributed. The event is drawing an international crowd and is expected to continue through the coming week.

A Premier Destination for Poker

The Palace Es Saadi has established itself as a leading venue for poker in Africa. Known for its luxurious amenities – including an expansive pool, lush gardens, and exceptional dining – the casino and its large gaming rooms regularly host prestigious tournaments. The event has seen continued success since the post-pandemic period, attracting a growing number of international players.

Did You Know? The total prize pool for the 2026 WSOP Circuit is exceeding 6M€.

15 Rings Up For Grabs

The WSOP Circuit will continue until Sunday, offering a variety of buy-ins ranging from 235€ to 2.800€. Last year’s Main Event saw a record 1,523 entries at the 1.500€ level, and organizers anticipate even greater participation this year.

Notable Performances

Andreas Froehli of Switzerland won the Opener event for 46.500€. Frédéric Delval, associated with Jean Noel Thorel, secured victory in the 8 Handed event, earning 25.000€. This year also introduced two new events: the WSOPC Veteran (50+) and the WSOPC YoungBlood (≤49).

Moundir, déjà 3 ITMs sur ces WSOP Marrakech 2026 © Winamax

Expert Insight: The introduction of events like the WSOPC Veteran and YoungBlood demonstrates a strategic effort to broaden the appeal of the WSOP Circuit, catering to different age groups and experience levels within the poker community. This could lead to increased participation and a more diverse competitive landscape.

French Players Compete

Romain Lewis reached the 7th position in the High Roller event, earning 23.100€. Samuel Bifarella finished as runner-up in the same event, taking home 94.000€. The High Roller was ultimately won by Marcin Puczylowski of Poland, who received 126.000€.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the WSOP Circuit in Marrakech conclude?

The WSOP Circuit in Marrakech runs from January 16th until Sunday.

What is the range of buy-ins for the events?

Buy-ins range from 235€ to 2.800€.

Who won the Opener event?

Andreas Froehli of Switzerland won the Opener event.

As the Main Event’s Day 1B approaches, will we see a further surge in entries, potentially surpassing last year’s record-breaking numbers?