PokerStars Festival Korea

Asia’s first-ever PokerStars Festival event will take place in the unique city of Incheon, Korea from July 14-24, 2017. Join the action at Paradise City, Incheon complex - the newest luxury gaming resort in the country.

Check back soon for more details, and get ready for one of the most exciting PokerStars Festival stops of the year, and the largest live poker event in Korea's history!

Festival Dates: July 14-24, 2017

• PokerStars Open: July 14-16, 2017 - KRW 333,000 - KRW 50,000,000 guaranteed
• PokerStars Super Deep: July 16-19, 2017 - KRW 660,000
• PokerStars Festival High Roller: July 20-21, 2017 - KRW 4,350,000
• PokerStars Festival Main Event:  July 20-24, 2017 - KRW 1,650,000
• PokerStars Cup: July 23-24, 2017 - KRW 440,000
• NLH - Megastack: July 23-24, 2017 - KRW 1,650,000

For the complete tournament schedule, visit the Schedule page.

Paradise City
IBC-1 2nd Phase District,
Woonseo-dong, Jung-gu,
Incheon, South Korea
Contact Telephone: (+82)2-2280-5228
Contact Telephone for hotel room bookings: (+34) 93 325 67 77

Dress code: Casual
Minimum age: 19 years+
NB: Everyone must bring a valid government issued passport or ID together with a Paradise Membership Card to participate.

To view full details of how to buy-in to any tournament click here.

The nearest airport is Seoul Incheon International Airport, which is one of the largest and busiest airports in the world. The airport operates daily flights to most of the world’s largest cities, and PokerStars Travel can arrange a transfer for you from the airport to your Hotel or Paradise City.

Incheon International Airport to Paradise City is only three minutes away by mag-lev train, or a 10-minute walk. There are also metered taxis, airport limousine buses and airport express trains connecting the airport to Incheon City and Seoul City Centre.

Gimpo International Airport, which mainly serves domestic flights and a few short haul regional international flights, is also nearby, located in Seoul City. The two airports are connected by frequent limousine buses and airport express trains.