SlovakiaLive poker in Slovakia
Every live poker tournament in Slovakia: schedule, buy-ins, formats and casinos. Bratislava, Šamorín and the major Slovak festivals.
In just a few years Slovakia has become one of the most dynamic poker destinations in Central Europe. The country owes much of that to the Card Casino in Šamorín, some thirty kilometres from Bratislava, which has grown i…
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In just a few years Slovakia has become one of the most dynamic poker destinations in Central Europe. The country owes much of that to the Card Casino in Šamorín, some thirty kilometres from Bratislava, which has grown into one of the region's largest poker rooms and a regular host of festivals drawing players from across Europe.
Bratislava accounts for the rest of the action, with rooms running dailies and regular series. The Slovak capital is easily reached from Vienna, Budapest or Prague, which explains the strong Austrian, Czech and Hungarian turnout at the bigger events.
Slovakia's main draw remains value for money: carefully built tournament structures, substantial guarantees and buy-ins that stay markedly more accessible than in Western Europe. The formats cover the full spectrum, from low buy-in deepstacks to festival Main Events, by way of knockouts, mystery bounties and satellites.
PokerMap lists the live poker tournaments held in Slovakia. Browse the schedule below to plan your next trip.
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Frequently asked questions
Is live poker legal in Slovakia?
Yes, live poker is legal in licensed casinos and card rooms in Slovakia. The sector is overseen by the gambling regulator (Úrad pre reguláciu hazardných hier), which issues operating licences.
Which are the main poker venues in Slovakia?
The Card Casino in Šamorín, near Bratislava, is the country's best known room and hosts the biggest Slovak festivals. Bratislava itself is home to several casinos running regular tournaments.
What currency are tournaments played in in Slovakia?
Tournaments in Slovakia are played in euros (EUR), the country having adopted the euro in 2009.
Do you need ID to play poker in Slovakia?
Yes, valid photo ID (national identity card or passport) is required to enter a Slovak casino and register for a tournament.