Annette Obrestad Confirms Return for 2026 WSOP Europe

According to poker news site Hochgepokert, Norwegian legend Annette Obrestad will return to the 2026 WSOP Europe. The 2007 WSOP Europe Main Event champion will step onto the European poker series stage again after many years.
The poker community is buzzing with exciting news: according to Hochgepokert, Norwegian poker legend Annette Obrestad has confirmed she will participate in the 2026 WSOP Europe (WSOP Europe 2026). The天才 player who won the WSOP Europe Main Event in 2007 at just 19 years old has decided to return to this iconic tournament after years away.
Annette Obrestad is one of the youngest Main Event champions in poker history. Her victory not only cemented her place in the poker world but also inspired countless young players. Since 2007, she has occasionally appeared in high-stakes events but has largely stayed away from the mainstream poker scene. This return to WSOP Europe will undoubtedly add excitement to the event.
The WSOP Europe series is typically held in the fall. The specific schedule and location for 2026 have not yet been announced, but the organizers are likely to continue choosing a famous entertainment venue or casino. Obrestad's participation is expected to attract more European players and generate widespread media attention.
Notably, Obrestad is known for her unique personality and strategies, having gained early fame for stunts like "playing multiple online tables simultaneously" and "bluffing without looking at her cards." Although the poker industry has undergone significant changes in both online and offline formats over the years, her return will evoke memories for many veteran players. For the new generation, it is also an opportunity to observe a legend up close.
Obrestad herself has not yet made a public statement, but Hochgepokert's article suggests the news comes from reliable sources. As the 2026 WSOP Europe approaches, more details will gradually emerge. We will continue to follow this development.
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- Yes, she won the 2007 WSOP Europe Main Event, earning a gold bracelet and becoming the youngest Main Event champion at age 19.