The partnership between Circuito Nacional Póker (CNP) and Winamax is set to launch the 2026 season in style, returning to Sevilla, Spain for a week-long poker festival running from February 9 to 15.
Following a record-setting debut edition last year, the popular Spanish circuit is back with strong momentum and an ambitious roadmap. The Sevilla stop marks the first of five destinations scheduled across Spain in 2026, reaffirming CNP Winamax’s position as one of the country’s premier poker tours.
Festival Highlights
The centerpiece of the festival is the €550 CNP Winamax Main Event, which once again offers an affordable entry point for a wide player pool. Action begins on February 11, with multiple starting flights available through February 14. Players also have the option to skip the opening stages and register directly for Day 2, which gets underway at 5 p.m. on February 14.
Beyond the Main Event, the schedule is packed with variety to suit different bankrolls and playing preferences. Key attractions include the €1,100 High Roller, several Pot-Limit Omaha tournaments, the always-popular Winamax Mystery Bounty, and a full slate of side events. Mini tournaments provide lower buy-in options, while the festival wraps up with the fun and unpredictable Crazy Pineapple event.
Online satellites, run in partnership with Winamax, are already live in the lead-up to the festival. These qualifiers take place four days a week and offer players an affordable path into the Main Event, making it possible to turn a small buy-in into a seat at one of Spain’s flagship poker festivals.
CNP Winamax in 2026
Sevilla serves as the opening chapter of the 2026 CNP Winamax season. After the Andalusian stop, the tour heads to Barcelona from April 13 to 19, before moving on to Murcia between June 29 and July 5.
The circuit then continues to Alicante from September 7 to 13, with the season finale taking place in Madrid. The Spanish capital will host an extended stop from November 12 to 23, bringing the 2026 CNP Winamax season to a fitting close.