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Monte Carlo poker stop — getting there, staying, playing

Monte Carlo is a fixture of the European tournament calendar: the European Poker Tour's official 2026 schedule lists a Monte Carlo stop, and the Casino de Monte-Carlo — the Société des Bains de Mer's landmark casino — is the stop's venue entry in this site's coverage universe. This guide states what those two official pages carry, and defers every moving detail to them.

Methodology

The EPT's official page lists a Monte Carlo stop in its 2026 calendar; the Casino de Monte-Carlo's official page was opened for the vendor registry and its statements about the gaming floor are the only venue facts restated here. Festival dates, buy-ins and rates are deliberately absent — the official pages carry them.
The stop's existence is taken from the EPT's official schedule page, opened and loggedVenue facts restricted to the Casino de Monte-Carlo's official page, opened and logged in the vendor registryTournament-procedure claims cite the TDA rules document

The stop

The European Poker Tour's official 2026 schedule lists Monte Carlo among its stops, alongside Paris, Barcelona and Prague; the tour's own pages carry each edition's exact dates and playing venue. The Casino de Monte-Carlo's official page describes its gaming floor — table games including Ultimate Texas Hold'em, roulette, blackjack and slots — and the Société des Bains de Mer's responsible-gaming commitments. The festival's daily tournament schedule is the tour's document, not the casino's.

Getting there and staying

No transfer fare or hotel rate is quoted for this stop: none of the documents in this site's registry carries one. Monaco is compact and the Société des Bains de Mer operates hotels alongside its casinos; its official site and the EPT's stop pages publish current travel and accommodation information for festival weeks.

Why there are no prices here A stop guide without a source does not state prices; it states where to verify them. For this stop, that is the EPT's official Monte Carlo pages and the Société des Bains de Mer's own site.

Playing: what the rule documents establish

The TDA rules in the sources panel describe the table procedures a festival player will meet: players should verify registration data and seat assignments, protect their hands, act in turn, and keep cards visible and chips correctly stacked. Each event's structure sheet and registration requirements are published by the tour for the specific edition — read them before travelling.

Key takeaways

  • The EPT's official 2026 schedule lists a Monte Carlo stop; the tour's pages carry each edition's dates and venue.
  • The Casino de Monte-Carlo's official page describes its gaming floor; the festival schedule is the tour's document.
  • No price or rate is quoted here — the SBM and EPT official pages carry the current ones.
  • TDA rules put registration and seat verification on the player.

Sources

What this page is based on — every source is verified and links out so you can check it yourself.

  1. View Poker TDA Rules, Procedures, & Addendum - Poker Tournament Directors Associationverified · 2026-08-03 · agent:verification