Throughout 2023, WPT Global players have been able to turn a tiny investment into a WPT Prime Passport worth $1,500, enough to cover a Main Event's buy-in and leave some spare cash for travel and accommodation. Now Is The Time to Join WPT GlobalĪlthough the World Poker Tour is pushing online satellites on its France-facing online poker partner, it would be a significant shock if WPT Global did not offer its WPT Prime Passport for the trio of confirmed events. As previously mentioned, Fabrice Bigot was the last player standing in the 2023 edition, his first place coming with a hefty €177,240 payday. The stop served as the curtain raiser in 2023, but is put back to mid-October in 2024. The third stop confirmed for the 2024 WPT Prime season is a return to the French capital, Paris. Three weeks after his WPT Prime victory, Andrian triumphed in the €1,100 PokerStars Summer Festival Malta Main Event, and scooped an additional €153,610. Some 838 players bought into the 2023 edition, and Italian bracelet winner Simone Andrian came out on top. Next year's WPT Prime Sanremo takes between May 31 and Jat the Casino di San Remo. Samy Boujmala is the reigning champion, having left 456 opponents in his wake on the way to reeling in an €83,180 score in August. Januis when the 2024 WPT Prime season commences, doing so at the Casino Grand in Aix-en-Provence, France.
WPT Prime Returns to France and Italy in 2024
