Players Ready for the partypoker WPT Vienna Main Event

Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor
3 min read
World Poker Tour

Austria's capital city plays host to the Season 14 partypoker World Poker Tour Vienna Main Event starting on March 15, 2016. This marks the fifth time that the WPT has held one of its main events in Vienna and the fourth consecutive occasion the Montesino Pokertainment Centre has welcomed players with open arms.

It was not until Season 9 that Vienna hosted a WPT Main Event. The inaugural WPT Vienna tournament attracted 555 entrants, each paying €3,500, who were outlasted by Russia's Dmitry Gromov. Gromov came out on top of a final table that included the likes of Maksim Kolosov, Simon Ravnsbaek, Mario Adinolfi, and Alessio Isaia.

Denmark's Morten Christensen won the Season 10 edition of the WPT Vienna Main Event before Vladimir Bozinovic became part of the exclusive Champions Club in Season 11. There was no WPT Vienna festival on Season 12's calendar, but it returned in Season 13 with Greece's Konstantino Nanos walking away with top honors.

Past WPT Vienna Main Event Results

SeasonBuy-inEntrantsPrize poolChampionPrize
9€3,500555€1,776,000Dmitry Gromov€447,840
10€3,500396€1,267,200Morten Christensen€313,390
11€3,500254€776,290Vladimir Bozinovic€185,000
13€3,300220€660,000Konstantinos Nanos€150,000

The Season 14 edition of the WPT Vienna Main Event commands a €3,300 buy-in, and for that sum players receive 30,000 in chips and play to a blind structure that increases every 60 minutes on Day 1, then every 90 minutes on Day 2 and beyond.

Day 1a commences at 2 p.m CET on March 15, with the second and final starting flight kicking off at the same time on March 16. Players not only have the option to reenter once on each starting flight, they can also take advantage of a long late registration period, which ends at the start of Day 2 at 2 p.m. on March 17.

Although it is no longer allowed to qualify for the €3,300 WPT Vienna Main Event online at partypoker, there are two live satellites scheduled, both costing €330 to enter. There is also a €7,000 High Roller event starting on March 19 where late registration will be available until the end of the first level on Day 2, which begins on March 20.

The remaining WPT Vienna schedule can be seen in the table below.

DateTime (CET)TournamentBuy-inChipsClockEntries
March 152 p.m.partypoker WPT Vienna Main Event Day 1a€3,30030,00060 minutes1 reentry/day
March 157 p.m.Satellite for WPT Main Event€33015,00030 minutes1 reentry
March 162 p.m.partypoker WPT Vienna Main Event Day 1b€3,30030,00060 minutes1 reentry/day
March 167 p.m.Last Chance Satellite for WPT Main Event€33020,00015 minutesUnlimited re-entry
March 172 p.m.partypoker WPT Vienna Main Event Day 2  90 minutes 
March 175 p.m.WPT PL Omaha Day 1€55025,00030 minutesUnlimited re-entry
March 177 p.m.Satellite for WPT 8-Max€11515,00020 minutes1 reentry
March 181 p.m.Turbo Satellite for WPT 8-Max€11510,00015 minutes1 reentry
March 182 p.m.partypoker WPT Vienna Main Event Day 3  90 minutes 
March 183 p.m.Turbo Satellite for WPT Experience€4810,00015 minutes1 reentry
March 184 p.m.WPT PL Omaha Final Day  40 minutes 
March 185 p.m.WPT 8-Max Day 1€1,10025,00040 minutes1 reentry
March 187 p.m.WPT Experience Day 1€44020,00030 minutes1 reentry
March 192 p.m.partypoker WPT Vienna Main Event Day 4  90 minutes 
March 193 p.m.WPT 8-Max Final Day  40 minutes 
March 194 p.m.WPT Experience Final Day  40 minutes 
March 195 p.m.WPT High Roller Day 1€7,00050,00060 minutes 
March 197 p.m.WPT Turbo Knockout€21515,00024 minutes 
March 202 p.m.partypoker WPT Vienna Main Event Final Day  90 minutes 
March 203 p.m.WPT High Roller Final Day€7,00050,00060 minutes 
March 207 p.m.WPT Last Chance€11520,00025 minutes1 reentry

Among those to be in Vienna for the event are the likes of Sebastian Langrock, Ana Marquez, John Gale, Sebastian Pauli, and Fraser MacIntyre.

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Matthew Pitt
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Matthew Pitt hails from Leeds, West Yorkshire, in the United Kingdom, and has worked in the poker industry since 2008, and worked for PokerNews since 2010. In September 2010, he became the editor of PokerNews. Matthew stepped away from live reporting duties in 2015, and now concentrates on his role of Senior Editor for the PokerNews.

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