2026 WSOP Circuit Paris

€1,500 WSOP-C Main Event
Day: 1de
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Event Info
2026 WSOP Circuit Paris
Event Info
Buy-in
€1,500
Prize Pool
€1,237,976
Total Entries
955
Players Left
383
Average Chip Stack
124,674
Total Chips
47,750,000
Level Info
Level
4
Blinds
300 / 600
Ante
600
Players Info - Day 1de
Entries
313
Players Left
286
Players Left 383 / 955

Final Two Starting Flights Today for €1,500 Main Event at WSOPC Paris

WSOPC Paris
WSOPC Paris

The €1,500 World Series of Poker Circuit Paris Main Event continues this Saturday at Partouche Pasino Club with its final two starting flights, Day 1d and Day 1e.

After the first three flights, a total of 642 entries have been recorded for a prize pool of €867,000, which will continue to grow as the field nears the 1,000-entry mark. A total of 273 entries were recorded in yesterday's Day 1c alone, with 41 players qualifying for Day 2 and reaching the money.

Of these players, Arthur Bernard ended the day with a massive stack of 1,675,000, almost twice the stack of second in chips Maher Achour (1,041,000), who would have been one of the chip leaders in the other flights.

Day 1c Top Ten Chip Counts

RankPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Arthur BernardFrance1,675,000168
2Maher AchourTunisia1,041,000104
3Maxime Doki-ThononFrance954,00095
4Remy MougelFrance624,00062
5Codrin DorofteRomania624,00062
6Samy SalahFrance595,00060
7Luis SequeiraArgentina539,00054
8Ludovic HeudeFrance501,00050
9Sammy BerrehailFrance500,00050
10Olivier ArnaultFrance458,00046

Many notable players qualified through Day 1c, including Remy Mougel (24,000) and Olivier Arnault (458,000) in the Top 10, as well as Natasha Mercier (297,000), Remi Derossi (297,000), Giuseppe Zarbo (265,000), Partouche ambassadors Antonin Teisseire (258,000) and Sonny Franco (135,000), PMU PLAY Team Pro Florian Guimond (219,000), and WSOP bracelet winners David Daneshgar (193,000) and Axel Bayout (184,000), all the way down to Antoine Labat (36,000).

Day 1d kicks off this Saturday, September 12, at 1 p.m. local time, featuring 40-minute levels, while Day 1e Turbo will start at 8 p.m. with 20-minute levels. On both flights, late registration will remain open until the end of Level 12, and play will conclude once 15% of the field remains. All players who qualify for Day 2 will be in the money.

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Tags: Antoine LabatAntonin TeisseireArthur BernardAxel BayoutBig BlindsCodrin DorofteDavid DaneshgarFlorian GuimondGiuseppe ZarboLudovic HeudeLuis SequeiraMaher AchourMaxime Doki-ThononNatasha MercierOlivier ArnaultRemi DerossiRemy MougelSammy BerrehailSamy SalahSonny Franco