The Current Listing
Review the stop name, city, dates and any registration note shown for that event.
Compare upcoming Australian tour stops and review the practical information needed to plan your live event experience.
Published dates provide a guide to the route. Confirm the latest event and venue information before committing to travel or accommodation.
Review the stop name, city, dates and any registration note shown for that event.
Check identification, entry, accessibility and conduct requirements applied by the host venue.
Allow time for arrival and registration, set personal limits and avoid non-refundable plans until key details are confirmed.
The flagship NSW stop brings the tour to Sydney for three days of structured live tournament sessions. Players should review the event page again before attending for final venue and registration instructions.
Registration: In person, subject to the venue's entry conditions.
A championship-format stop in Melbourne built around structured multi-day play and the atmosphere of a major live tournament room. Participation remains subject to the final event and venue conditions.
Registration: In person at the event venue.
A focused three-day Queensland stop bringing competitive live tournament poker to Brisbane. Check the published schedule when planning arrival and allow enough time for venue entry and registration.
Registration: In person at the event venue.
The closing South Australian stop of the 2026 schedule and a final opportunity to experience the tour before the new-year route begins. Updated participation information will appear with the event listing.
Registration: In person at the event venue.
The western tour stop opens the 2027 calendar with a structured live series in Perth. Players travelling from outside Western Australia should reconfirm the event before making final arrangements.
Registration: In person at the event venue.
A regional New South Wales stop focused on accessible, face-to-face tournament competition beyond the capital-city route. The final destination and venue guidance should be checked before travel.
Registration: In person at the event venue.
Each venue operates differently, but a prepared player arrives early, understands the published structure and follows staff instructions throughout the event.
Bring valid photo identification and allow time for venue access, orientation and any required registration checks.
Read the tournament information and listen for event-day announcements, seating directions and schedule updates.
Protect your cards and chips, act in turn and treat dealers, staff and other players with respect.
Completed-event summaries and published final standings are added to the Results page after review.
Choose an event that fits your time and entertainment budget. Tournament outcomes are uncertain, and travel or accommodation costs should be considered separately from the amount set aside for participation.
Take regular breaks, avoid chasing losses and stop if play no longer feels controlled or enjoyable.
Include the event name and date when contacting the tour team about a published listing.