Bloko Padel Tour Set to Return in 2027 with Six-City International Season in Partnership with SiGMA
The 2027 season will begin in Barcelona on 18 January during ICE, with further stops in Buenos Aires, São Paulo, Malta, Mexico City and Rome.
Ahead of the Bloko Padel Tour 2026 Grand Finale in Rome, Blokotech has confirmed that the tournament series will return in 2027 in partnership with SiGMA. Next year’s edition will feature an additional stop, expanding the tour to six tournaments across Europe and Latin America while continuing to bring the global iGaming community together both on and off the court.
The 2027 season will begin in Barcelona on 18 January during ICE, with further stops in Buenos Aires, São Paulo, Malta, Mexico City and Rome. Dates and venues for the final two stops will be announced in due course.
Beginner and Advanced draws will once again take place at every stop, with the Beginner draw open to recreational players new to the sport and the Advanced draw requiring a minimum official category. Ranking points are awarded at each tournament, and the highest-placed pairs qualify for the Grand Finale in Rome.
Every stop will be played at a private padel club, with the six dates spread across the year to give delegates time to plan travel around them.
Key dates for the 2027 Bloko Padel Tour:
Barcelona – 18 January
Buenos Aires – 15 March
São Paulo – 5th April
Malta – 3rd May
Mexico City – TBC
Rome – Grand Finale – TBC
The announcement comes as the inaugural Bloko Padel Tour approaches its conclusion, having already visited Buenos Aires, Malta, Miami and Mexico City. The 2026 Grand Finale will take place in Rome during SiGMA World, with World Cup winner and tour ambassador Marco Materazzi set to attend.
Registration for the 2027 Barcelona tournament is now open at https://blokotech.com/, with players able to enter individually or as a pair.
Blokotech Co-Founder and CEO Salvatore Messina commented:
“The first season has shown us what this series can be. Every competition brought more people from the industry onto the court, and the conversations afterwards had an energy you sometimes just don’t get standing at a booth.
“Six cities means a longer season and a real race for ranking points all the way to the Grand Finale. Barcelona in January is the perfect opener, and we cannot wait to see who turns up this time.”
