In 2027, Gemmy's data tracks 13 poker festivals across 4 countries and territories — from Hanoi, Phu Quoc and Ha Long to Seoul, Tokyo, Taipei and Manila. Each gold bar on the timeline is a multi-day series, usually packing dozens of events across every buy-in level.
Vietnam contributes 8 festivalsthis year — enough density that a serious player never needs to leave the country to stay in action. The region's busiest tours: QPC (4), RPT (4), JOPT (2), PokerStars Live (2), World Poker Tour (1).
Before you pack for a series, read Gemmy's poker guide — bankroll prep, event selection, and live-table etiquette.
Where does this calendar get its data, and how often is it updated?
The calendar is aggregated automatically every day from public sources, currently tracking 13 festivals across 4 countries in 2027. Dates and venues can change late — always double-check the organizer's official channels before booking flights or hotels.
Which festivals run in Vietnam in 2027?
Vietnam hosts 8 festivals in 2027 on record. Coming up: QPC Spring 2027 (Feb 24 – Mar 7, Hanoi); RPT Championship V (Mar 17 – Mar 28, Hanoi); QPC Summer 2027 (May 7 – May 18, Hanoi); RPT Championship VI (Jul 2 – Jul 13, Hanoi); QPC Autumn 2027 (Aug 31 – Sep 11, Hanoi).
Which festival should a beginner start with?
Pick one close to home to keep travel costs down, enter the smaller buy-in side events early in the series, and only bring money you can afford to lose — basic bankroll discipline. Read Gemmy's poker guide before your first live series.
How much are the buy-ins?
This calendar shows festival-level dates and venues. A festival usually bundles dozens of events across a wide buy-in range, and organisers publish the full structure close to the start date — check the festival’s official channels for exact numbers.
What does the bright gold bar in the timeline mean?
That festival is running today. A ← arrow means it started last month; a → arrow means it continues into next month.