The WSOP Online 2026 fall schedule has officially been revealed by Caesars Entertainment, offering poker players across the country a chance to compete for coveted championship titles. The upcoming domestic series is scheduled to begin on September 27 and will run through November 8, giving participants several weeks of continuous high-stakes action.
This year’s event roster features 33 official bracelet tournaments alongside a selection of circuit competitions. Players participating in Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Michigan will be able to play against each other through pooled liquidity, connecting four major gaming markets into a single shared player pool.
The series officially begins on September 27 with the opening contest, a $300K guaranteed Mystery Bounty event. Throughout the six-week schedule, several key tournaments stand out on the calendar. On October 18, players can enter the $350K guaranteed Mystery Bounty Championship. November 1 brings the $1,000 Online Championship, followed by the $3,200 High Roller Championship taking place on November 8. Buy-ins across the entire slate are designed to accommodate various bankrolls, spanning from $333 up to $3,200.
Beyond the primary bracelet schedule, players can participate in online Circuit Events held throughout October and November. Additionally, the WSOP Online Championships will run concurrently with the main series, featuring more than $3 million in total guaranteed prize pools.
Executives at Caesars Digital expressed enthusiasm about the launch, emphasizing that the multi-state network helps deliver premier digital poker experiences while maintaining momentum built during the summer season. By uniting four separate jurisdictions under one umbrella, the platform allows competitors to play for prestigious gold bracelets and gold rings from anywhere within state borders.
To participate in the domestic WSOP Online schedule, players must be physically located within Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, or Michigan at the time of play. Out-of-state visitors can legally compete as long as they are located inside state boundaries during tournament action. Tournament administrators noted that all schedules remain subject to change or modification, and players should consult the official gaming client for real-time updates and full event listings.
