Dutch Open 2027 NLH Highroller — EUR 2,000 + EUR 200
16 – 17 Jan 2027 · Holland Casino Breda, Netherlands
The Dutch Open Highroller is the biggest buy-in of the series and of Holland Casino's winter schedule: EUR 2,000 plus a EUR 200 service fee. Day 1 starts at 19:00 on Saturday 16 January 2027 and Day 2 at 12:30 the following day at Holland Casino Breda.
Where it sits in the week
Day 1 begins on the Saturday evening, after the Main Event Day 2 has been running since 12:30 that afternoon, so Main Event survivors face a direct clash. Day 2 runs on the Sunday alongside the Progressive Bounty Day 2 at 12:30 and before the Main Event final table at 14:00.
No published guarantee
Holland Casino lists guarantees for the Dutch Open Cup (EUR 150,000) but not for the Highroller, so the prizepool is built entirely by the field. At EUR 2,200 a seat the field will be small, which in practice means a steep payout curve concentrated on the top few places.
How it compares
It is twice the Main Event price and four times the Mini Main Event. For context across the winter calendar, the largest buy-in at the Rounders Poker Festival in Rotterdam a month earlier is EUR 550, and the Master Classics of Poker high rollers in Amsterdam run to EUR 5,700.
Figures taken from Holland Casino's own series page and checked on 11 November 2026. Confirm with the venue before travelling.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is the Dutch Open 2027 Highroller?
EUR 2,000 plus a EUR 200 service fee, EUR 2,200 in total. It is the largest buy-in of the series.
When is it played?
Day 1 on Saturday 16 January 2027 at 19:00, Day 2 on Sunday 17 January at 12:30 at Holland Casino Breda.
Is there a guaranteed prizepool?
No. Holland Casino publishes a guarantee for the Dutch Open Cup but not for the Highroller.