A newly renovated Merit Crystal Cove in Cyprus is gearing up for the Mediterranean Poker Party, a festival that will run Sept. 17-27 at the luxurious Mediterranean resort.
Merit Poker's Mediterranean Poker Party will consist of dozens of events and will culminate with the $5,400 buy-in Main Event, an event that comes with a $5 million guarantee attached.
PokerNews will be on-site in Cyprus to live report the Main Event, as well as the $2 million guaranteed Global Poker Championship earlier in the series.
Merit Poker events are always popular in the region, and this event has guarantees that back that. In total, the series will offer more than $10 million in guaranteed prize pools.
In addition to the Main Event and Global Poker Championship, other events on the schedule with big guarantees include $1 million guaranteed Merit Poker Cup and the $2,200 Luxon Pay Mystery Bounty and $3,300 Paradise Mystery Bounty, which both come with $500,000 guarantees attached.
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There's also the $1,500 Mini Main Event, which also offers a $500,000 guarantee. Other notable events on the schedule include a $1,100 Senior's event, $550 Women's event and a $1,100 PLO 5 Double Board Bomb Pot event for the mixed game crowd.
The $5,400 Main Event will kick off on Sept. 23 with the first of four starting flights before playing to a winner on Sept. 26. There will also be several satellite opportunities for players to get into the $5 million guaranteed event for as little as $800.
Will Thaller Win Another Title?
Daniel Thaller
Last year's Mediterranean Poker Party Main Event drew 1,196 runners for a prize pool of $5,740,800 as Austria's Daniel Thaller reached a three-way deal with England's Timothy Chung and local Cyprian Andreas Mavromoustakis to win the trophy and $786,670.
The final table also included Romania's Razvan Sabau (4th - $316,000), Russia's Garik Tamasian (5th - $229,000) and Poland's Dawid Smolka (6th - $162,000).
2025 Mediterranean Poker Party Main Event Final Table Results
Connor Richards is a Senior Editor U.S. for PokerNews and host of the Life Outside Poker podcast. Connor has been nominated for three Global Poker Awards for his writing.