The 57th edition of the World Series of Poker (WSOP), which will resume at the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas starting May 26, 2026, revealed its complete daily event schedule on Monday.
The Main Event, also known as the $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em World Championship, starts on Thursday, July 2. The final table dates and broadcast information will be published once play concludes on July 13.
From May 26 until the Main Event begins, WSOP will broadcast a free daily broadcast on its official YouTube account, displaying its renovated Paris Las Vegas set and including prominent commentators, in an effort to increase accessibility.
Other Highlights
- Event #7 Heads Up No-Limit Holdem Championship – 64 players max per flight (3-day event): May 29 – $25,000 buy-in
- Event #18 MONSTER STACK No-Limit Holdem (5-day event):June 3 – $1,500 buy-in
- Event #34 COLOSSUS No-Limit Holdem (3-day event):June 10 – $500 buy-in
- Event #41 Super High Roller No-Limit Holdem (3-day event):June 13 – $250,000 buy-in
- Event #47 High Roller Pot-Limit Omaha (4-day event):June 15 – $25,000 buy-in
- Event #50 MILLIONAIRE MAKER No-Limit Holdem (5-day event):June 17 – $1,500 buy-in
- Event #60 Poker Players Championship (5-day event):June 21 – $50,000 buy-in
- Event #63 Mystery Millions – No-Limit Hold’em (3-day event):June 23 – $1,000 buy-in
Additionally, a number of the most well-liked WSOP bracelet events now offer more flights.
Recent Occurrences
The following new events were announced by WSOP this year:
Event #1 Mini Mystery Millions No-Limit Holdem (3-day event): A $550 buy-in featuring a massive $1M bounty prize guarantee – May 26
Event #11 GGMillion$ High Roller No-Limit Holdem (3-day event): A $10,000 buy-in prestige event with two starting flights – May 31
Event #16 U.S. Circuit Championship No-Limit Holdem (3-day event): A $1,700 buy-in event following the success of WSOP Paradise – June 2
Event #53 Five Card Pot-Limit Omaha (3-Day event): A $1,500 buy-in PLO event – June 18
Event #91 “Pick Your PLO” (3-Day event): A $1,500 buy-in Dealer’s Choice format including PLO, PLO8, Five-Card PLO (High), and Big O – July 9
The last days of the bracelet series, which run from July 14–25, will also see the start of a WSOP Circuit for the first time.
The WSOP+ app, which has been updated for the 2026 season, and WSOP.com provide players with the whole schedule and additional information. Players who validated their identity for WSOP 2025 won't need to do it again unless their payment method or personal information has changed. Registration for all summer events will start soon.
The economic structure behind the brand altered last year, but the WSOP program itself is still mostly same. In 2024, Caesars Entertainment paid $500 million to NSUS Group, the parent company of GGPoker, for the intellectual property rights to the WSOP. Caesars retains the WSOP-branded poker rooms, the preferred right to host WSOP Circuit events, and the ability to host and oversee the live WSOP in Las Vegas till 2044.