Poker Dream Announces Sri Lanka as Next Destination for Poker Dream 27 in January 2027
Halfway through Poker Dream 26 Malaysia in Genting Highlands, Poker Dream has revealed where the series is heading next. The tour will make its way to Sri Lanka in January 2027, giving players a new destination to look forward to as the series continues its run across Asia.
Poker Dream 27 Sri Lanka will take place at City of Dreams Sri Lanka in Colombo from January 11–17, 2027. The announcement introduces a new stop for the series, with the festival set to bring a week of poker action to Sri Lanka’s bustling capital.
City of Dreams Sri Lanka to Host the Festival
Located in the heart of Colombo, City of Dreams Sri Lanka is a recently opened integrated resort that brings together premium accommodation, dining, entertainment, and gaming facilities under one roof.
The modern property offers players a chance to enjoy more than just the tournament tables. With a range of dining options and entertainment facilities on site, it provides a convenient base for visitors travelling to Colombo for the festival. Players will also have the opportunity to explore the city, from its busy streets and cultural landmarks to its coastal attractions.
The announcement comes as Poker Dream 26 Malaysia reaches its halfway point in Genting Highlands. With Sri Lanka now confirmed as the next destination, players have another festival to mark on their calendars for the new year.
More Details to Come
For now, Poker Dream has confirmed the venue and dates, with more information expected soon. The full tournament schedule, early bird promotions, and other event details will be announced in the coming months.
Poker Dream 27 Sri Lanka is set for January 11–17, 2027, and further announcements will give players a clearer picture of what to expect from the series’ Colombo debut.
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