WPT Cambodia 2026 Returns to NagaWorld with $3.5M in Guarantees

• Dates: January 30 to February 3

• Buy-in: $1,100

• Guarantee: $750,000

• Format: Multiple Day 1 flights

The Prime Championship offers multiple entry points and a lower buy-in, making it one of the most accessible headline events on the calendar.

• Dates: February 4 to February 9

• Buy-in: $3,500

• Guarantee: $1.5 million

From Day 2 onward, levels extend to 90 minutes, a structure designed to preserve depth in the later stages. Tournament director Danny McDonagh described it as the strongest WPT structure globally at this buy-in level.

Away from the Championships, the daily schedule fills in quickly:

• A new $250 Early Bird Megastack, starting at 10:00 AM

• The returning $250 Megastack, which drew large fields in 2025

• 15 High Roller events, with buy-ins from $1,650 up to a $20,000 Super High Roller

• A $10,000 Single Day High Roller for players with limited time

• A new $2,200 Survivor event, where the final 20 percent of the field immediately receives a $4,000 bounty chip

For Pot-Limit Omaha players, events run almost daily, including 5-Card PLO, Big O, and Double Board Bomb Pot formats.

According to McDonagh, the 2026 schedule reflects “continuity and adjustment.” Popular events such as the $600 Championship Warm Up return, while the satellite system has been expanded significantly.

Instead of focusing mainly on Main Event qualifiers, satellites now award seats into eight different tournaments, including High Rollers. Across the series, 84 Championship entries are guaranteed via satellites.