Everything we know about the World Series of Poker 2024 in one handy guide. Get the latest details on the WSOP 2024 schedule, Main Event, online satellites, online bracelet series, and all the other critical details as soon as they are released.
Last updated: April 23, 2024
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) 2024 returns this summer in Las Vegas for its 55th outing. It will take place at the Paris and Horseshoe Casino and Hotel on the strip in Las Vegas, Nevada between May 28 to July 17, 2024.
The WSOP Main Event will run July 3 to 17. There are 99 bracelets on the full WSOP 2024 schedule, and an online series will run for players in Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, and Pennsylvania from early June through the middle of July.
Organizers will be hoping to repeat the success of 2023 edition, which smashed records across the board. WSOP 2024 promotions giving away Main Event seats in US and international markets are underway, as are online satellites.
This guide compiles everything there is to know about the upcoming series, including:
If you’re in the UK, Canada, South America, or most of Europe, this is the place to get in on WSOP action from the comfort of your own home.
If you’re in Ontario, this is the place to get in on WSOP action from the comfort of your own home.
If you’re in Pennsylvania, Michigan, New Jersey or Nevada, this is the place to get in on WSOP action from the comfort of your own home.
The World Series of Poker 2024 will return on May 28 and run through to July 17, with events split between The Horseshoe and Paris Casino, Las Vegas. The Main Event is scheduled to take place between July 3 to July 17. 99 gold bracelet events are scheduled for 2024. The full WSOP schedule has also been released so players can start planning which events they want to enter.
World Series of Poker 2024 | |
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📅 2024 WSOP Dates | May 28 to July 17 |
🎰 2024 WSOP Location | Las Vegas, Nevada |
🗼 Official WSOP Venue | The Paris and Horseshoe Casino |
💻 2024 WSOP Online US Dates | TBD, estimate start June 1 to mid-July 2024 |
🔞 Age to Compete in the WSOP | 21+ |
🏆 Number of Gold Bracelets | 99 Live Bracelets, Online Bracelets TBD |
🔥 Hot New WSOP Tournaments | 11 new events including, WSOP Kick Off Freezeout, Seniors High Roller and Champions Reunion Freezeout |
🎪 WSOP Main Event | July 3 to July 17 |
🤜🤛 WSOP 2024 Organizers | GGPoker, WSOP US, GGPoker Ontario |
The WSOP 2024 has big shoes to follow: the 2023 World Series of Poker was the biggest in history in terms of turnout and prize pool. Over $425 million was paid out, and the 2023 WSOP welcomed over 250K players via online and live events!
“We’re proud to be Las Vegas’s original Main Event,” said Ty Stewart, SVP & Executive Director of the WSOP via press release. “Records are made to be broken, so our motto this year is bigger and better. With our best schedule ever and more than 100 additional poker tables, we look forward to welcoming legends, first-timers and everyone in between. If you’re a poker player, there is simply no experience on earth like the World Series of Poker.”
All these records and more will hope to be broken this year, so much so that 100 additional poker tables have been added for this years series. Eleven new events have been added plus, three perennially popular Mystery Bounty events have been schedule. PLO Mystery Bounty makes its debut.
Signature events such as Millionaire Maker, Monster Stack and Colossus will now have three starting flights instead of two and the $300 Gladiators of Poker returns with $3 million guarantee.
If you’re in the UK, Canada, South America, or most of Europe, this is the place to get in on WSOP action from the comfort of your own home.
If you’re in Ontario, this is the place to get in on WSOP action from the comfort of your own home.
If you’re in Pennsylvania, Michigan, New Jersey or Nevada, this is the place to get in on WSOP action from the comfort of your own home.
You can review the entire WSOP 2024 schedule below. This includes every Day 1 flight for all 99 events.
Date | # | Event Title | Buy-In | Table Size | Event Duration | Chips |
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May-28 | 1 | Champions Reunion No-Limit Hold’em Freezeout | $5,000 | 8-Handed | 3-day event | 50,000 |
May-28 | 2 | Casino Employees No-Limit Hold’em | $500 | 2-day event | 25,000 | |
May-29 | 3 | WSOP Kickoff No-Limit Hold’em Freezeout | $500 | 2-day event | 25,000 | |
May-29 | 4 | Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better | $1,500 | 8-Handed | 3-day event | 25,000 |
May-30 | 5A | Mystery Millions – No-Limit Hold’em Flight A | $1,000 | 3-day event | 40,000 | |
May-30 | 6 | Heads Up No-Limit Hold’em Championship | $25,000 | 3-day event | 150,000 | |
May-30 | 7 | Dealers Choice 6-Handed | $1,500 | 3-day event | 25,000 | |
May-31 | 5B | Mystery Millions – No-Limit Hold’em – Flight B | $1,000 | 40,000 | ||
May-31 | 8 | Pot-Limit Omaha | $5,000 | 8-Handed | 3-day event | 50,000 |
May-31 | 9 | Limit Hold’em | $1,500 | 8-Handed | 3-day event | 25,000 |
Jun-1 | 5C | Mystery Millions – No-Limit Hold’em – Flight C | $1,000 | 40,000 | ||
Jun-1 | 10 | Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship | $10,000 | 8-Handed | 4-day event | 60,000 |
Jun-2 | 5D | Mystery Millions – No-Limit Hold’em – Flight D | $1,000 | 40,000 | ||
Jun-2 | 11 | Badugi | $1,500 | 3-day event | 25,000 | |
Jun-3 | 12 | 6-Handed No-Limit Hold’em | $1,500 | 3-day event | 25,000 | |
Jun-3 | 13 | Dealers Choice Championship 6-Handed | $10,000 | 3-day event | 60,000 | |
Jun-4 | 14 | Super Turbo Bounty No-Limit Hold’em | $1,000 | 1-day event | 20,000 | |
Jun-4 | 15 | Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better | $1,500 | 8-Handed | 3-day event | 25,000 |
Jun-4 | 16 | 8-Handed No-Limit Hold’em | $5,000 | 4-day event | 50,000 | |
Jun-5 | 17 | No-Limit Hold’em Deepstack | $800 | 2-day event | 40,000 | |
Jun-5 | 18 | Pot-Limit Omaha | $1,500 | 8-Handed | 3-day event | 25,000 |
Jun-5 | 19 | Limit Hold’em Championship | $10,000 | 8 Handed | 3-day event | 60,000 |
Jun-6 | 20A | Gladiators of Poker No-Limit Hold’em | $300 | 3-day event | 30,000 | |
Jun-6 | 21 | High Roller Six Handed No-Limit Hold’em | $25,000 | 3-day event | 150,000 | |
Jun-6 | 22 | Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw | $1,500 | 6-Handed | 3-day event | 25,000 |
Jun-7 | 20B | Gladiators of Poker No-Limit Hold’em Flight B | $300 | 30,000 | ||
Jun-7 | 23A | SHOOTOUT No-Limit Hold’em Flight A | $1,500 | 3-day event | 25,000 | |
Jun-7 | 24 | Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship | $10,000 | 8-Handed | 4-day event | 60,000 |
Jun-7 | 23B | SHOOTOUT No-Limit Hold’em Flight B | $1,500 | 25,000 | ||
Jun-8 | 20C | Gladiators of Poker No-Limit Hold’em Flight C | $300 | 30,000 | ||
Jun-8 | 25 | 6-Handed Limit Hold’em | $3,000 | 3-day event | 40,000 | |
Jun-9 | 20D | Gladiators of Poker No-Limit Hold’em Flight D | $300 | 30,000 | ||
Jun-9 | 26 | High Roller No-Limit Hold’em 8-Handed | $25,000 | 3-day event | 150,000 | |
Jun-9 | 27 | Big O (Five Card PLO Hi-Lo 8 or Better) | $1,500 | 3-day event | 25,000 | |
Jun-10 | 28 | Freezeout No-Limit Hold’em | $1,500 | 3-day event | 25,000 | |
Jun-10 | 29 | Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw Championship | $10,000 | 6-Handed | 3-day event | 60,000 |
Jun-11 | 30 | Mixed No-Limit Hold’em; Pot-Limit Omaha Deepstack | $600 | 8-Handed | 2-day event | 30,000 |
Jun-11 | 31 | 6-Handed No-Limit Hold’em | $3,000 | 2-day event | 40,000 | |
Jun-11 | 32 | Seven Card Stud | $1,500 | 3-day event | 25,000 | |
Jun-12 | 33 | Pot-Limit Omaha Deepstack | $600 | 8-Handed | 2-day event | 30,000 |
Jun-12 | 34 | Freezeout No-Limit Hold’em | $2,500 | 3-day event | 35,000 | |
Jun-12 | 35 | H.O.R.S.E. | $1,500 | 8-Handed | 3-day event | 25,000 |
Jun-13 | 36 | 8-Handed No-Limit Hold’em Deepstack | $800 | 2-day event | 40,000 | |
Jun-13 | 37 | Big O Championship | $10,000 | 3-day event | 60,000 | |
Jun-14 | 38A | MONSTER STACK No-Limit Hold’em Flight A | $1,500 | 5-day event | 50,000 | |
Jun-14 | 39 | High Roller No-Limit Hold’em 8-Handed | $50,000 | 3-day event | 300,000 | |
Jun-14 | 40 | Razz | $1,500 | 3-day event | 25,000 | |
Jun-15 | 38B | MONSTER STACK No-Limit Hold’em Flight B | $1,500 | 8 handed | 3-day event | 50,000 |
Jun-15 | 41 | Mixed No-Limit Hold’em; Pot-Limit Omaha Double Board Bomb Pot | $1,500 | 8 handed | 3-day event | 25,000 |
Jun-15 | 42 | Seven Card Stud Championship | $10,000 | 3-day event | 60,000 | |
Jun-16 | 38C | MONSTER STACK No-Limit Hold’em Flight C | $1,500 | 50,000 | ||
Jun-16 | 43 | Mixed PLO Hi-Lo | $1,500 | 7-Handed | 3-day event | 25,000 |
Jun-17 | 44 | No-Limit Hold’em | $2,000 | 3-day event | 30,000 | |
Jun-17 | 45 | H.O.R.S.E. Championship | $10,000 | 8-Handed | 4-day event | 60,000 |
Jun-18 | 46A | SENIORS No-Limit Hold’em Championship | $1,000 | 5-day event | 20,000 | |
Jun-18 | 47 | High Roller No-Limit Hold’em | $100,000 | 3-day event | 600,000 | |
Jun-18 | 48 | Pot-Limit Omaha 8-Handed | $1,000 | 2-day event | 20,000 | |
Jun-19 | 46B | SENIORS No-Limit Hold’em Championship Flight B | $1,000 | 20,000 | ||
Jun-19 | 49 | Freezeout No-Limit Hold’em | $3,000 | 3-day event | 40,000 | |
Jun-19 | 50 | Razz Championship | $10,000 | 3-day event | 60,000 | |
Jun-20 | 51 | Super Turbo Bounty No-Limit Hold’em | $1,500 | 1-day event | 25,000 | |
Jun-20 | 52 | 6-Handed No-Limit Hold’em | $5,000 | 4-day event | 50,000 | |
Jun-20 | 53 | Nine Game Mixed | $3,000 | 7-Handed | 3-day event | 40,000 |
Jun-21 | 54A | MILLIONAIRE MAKER No-Limit Hold’em Flight A | $1,500 | 5-day event | 25,000 | |
Jun-21 | 55 | Super High Roller No-Limit Hold’em | $250,000 | 3-day event | 1,500,000 | |
Jun-21 | 56 | Mixed Triple Draw Lowball | $2,500 | 3-day event | 35,000 | |
Jun-22 | 54B | MILLIONAIRE MAKER No-Limit Hold’em Flight B | $1,500 | 25,000 | ||
Jun-22 | 57 | Super Turbo Bounty No-Limit Hold’em | $10,000 | 8-Handed | 1-day event | 60,000 |
Jun-23 | 54C | MILLIONAIRE MAKER No-Limit Hold’em Flight C | $1,500 | 25,000 | ||
Jun-23 | 58 | Poker Players Championship | $50,000 | 7-Handed | 5-day event | 300,000 |
Jun-24 | 59 | SUPER SENIORS No-Limit Hold’em | $1,000 | 4-day event | 20,000 | |
Jun-24 | 60 | No-Limit Hold’em | $3,000 | 4-day event | 40,000 | |
Jun-24 | 61 | Mixed Omaha & Stud Hi-Lo | $2,500 | 8-Handed | 3-day event | 35,000 |
Jun-25 | 62 | Pokernews Deepstack Championship No-Limit Hold’em | $600 | 4-day event | 30,000 | |
Jun-25 | 63 | No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw | $1,500 | 7-Handed | 3-day event | 25,000 |
Jun-26 | 64 | No-Limit Hold’em Deepstack | $600 | 2-day event | 30,000 | |
Jun-26 | 65 | Seniors High Roller No-Limit Hold’em | $5,000 | 3-day event | 50,000 | |
Jun-26 | 66 | Pot-Limit Omaha Championship | $10,000 | 8-Handed | 4-day event | 60,000 |
Jun-27 | 67 | SALUTE to Warriors – No-Limit Hold’em | $500 | 3-day event | 50,000 | |
Jun-27 | 68 | No-Limit Hold’em | $2,500 | 3-day event | 35,000 | |
Jun-27 | 69 | Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better | $1,500 | 3-day event | 25,000 | |
Jun-28 | 70A | COLOSSUS No-Limit Hold’em Flight A | $400 | 3-day event | 40,000 | |
Jun-28 | 71 | LADIES No-Limit Hold’em Championship | $10,000 / $1,000 | 4-day event | 20,000 | |
Jun-28 | 72 | No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw Championship | $10,000 | 7-Handed | 3-day event | 60,000 |
Jun-29 | 70B | COLOSSUS No-Limit Hold’em Flight B | $400 | 40,000 | ||
Jun-29 | 73 | High Roller Pot-Limit Omaha | $25,000 | 8-Handed | 4-day event | 150,000 |
Jun-30 | 70C | COLOSSUS No-Limit Hold’em Flight C | $400 | 40,000 | ||
Jun-30 | 74 | Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship | $10,000 | 3-day event | 60,000 | |
Jul-1 | 75 | TAG TEAM No-Limit Hold’em | $1,000 / TEAM | 3-day event | 20,000 | |
Jul-1 | 76 | Mystery Bounty No-Limit Hold’em | $10,000 | 8-Handed | 3-day event | 60,000 |
Jul-1 | 77 | Mixed Big Bet Event | $2,500 | 6-Handed | 3-day event | 35,000 |
Jul-2 | Main Event Satellite Days July 2 – 7 | |||||
Jul-2 | 78 | MINI Main Event No-Limit Hold’em | $1,000 | 3-day event | 60,000 | |
Jul-2 | 79 | HIGH ROLLER Pot-Limit Omaha | $50,000 | 3-day event | 300,000 | |
Jul-3 | 80A | Independence Day Celebration No-Limit Hold’em Flight A | $800 | 3-day event | 40,000 | |
Jul-3 | 81A | MAIN EVENT No-Limit Hold’em World Championship – Day 1A | $10,000 | 60,000 | ||
Jul-4 | 80B | Independence Day Celebration No-Limit Hold’em Flight B | $800 | 40,000 | ||
Jul-4 | 81B | MAIN EVENT No-Limit Hold’em World Championship – Day 1B | $10,000 | 60,000 | ||
Jul-5 | 81C | MAIN EVENT No-Limit Hold’em World Championship – Day 1C | $10,000 | 60,000 | ||
Jul-6 | 81D | MAIN EVENT No-Limit Hold’em World Championship – Day 1D | $10,000 | 60,000 | ||
Jul-6 | 82 | No-Limit Hold’em | $1,000 | 2-day event | 20,000 | |
Jul-7 | MAIN EVENT – Day 2ABC | |||||
Jul-7 | 83 | Eight Game Mixed 6-Handed | $1,500 | 3-day event | 25,000 | |
Jul-7 | 84A | Ultra Stack – No-limit Hold’em Flight A | $600 | 4-day event | 60,000 | |
Jul-8 | 85 | FLIP & GO No-Limit Hold’em Presented by GG Poker – Flight A | $1,000 | 2-day event | 20,000 | |
Jul-8 | MAIN EVENT – Day 2D | |||||
Jul-8 | 84B | Ultra Stack – No-limit Hold’em Flight B | $600 | 60,000 | ||
Jul-9 | 86A | Mystery Bounty Pot-Limit Omaha Flight A | $1,000 | 3-day event | 40,000 | |
Jul-9 | MAIN EVENT – Day 3 | |||||
Jul-9 | 87 | 8-Handed No-Limit Hold’em | $5,000 | 2-day event | 50,000 | |
Jul-10 | 86B | Mystery Bounty Pot-Limit Omaha Flight B | $1,000 | 40,000 | ||
Jul-10 | MAIN EVENT – Day 4 | |||||
Jul-10 | 88 | Eight Game Mixed Championship 6-Handed | $10,000 | 3-day event | 60,000 | |
Jul-11 | 89A | Mid-Stakes Championship No-Limit Holdem Flight A | $3,000 | 4-day event | 40,000 | |
Jul-11 | MAIN EVENT – Day 5 | |||||
Jul-11 | 90 | 6-Handed Pot-Limit Omaha | $1,500 | 3-day event | 25,000 | |
Jul-11 | 91 | H.O.R.S.E. | $3,000 | 8-Handed | 3-day event | 40,000 |
Jul-12 | 89B | Mid-Stakes Championship No-Limit Hold’em Flight B | $3,000 | 40,000 | ||
Jul-12 | MAIN EVENT – Day 6 | |||||
Jul-12 | 92 | HIGH ROLLER No-Limit Hold’em | $50,000 | 3-day event | 300,000 | |
Jul-13 | 93A | Lucky 7’s No-Limit Hold’em | $777 | 7-Handed | 3-day event | 40,000 |
Jul-13 | MAIN EVENT – Day 7 | |||||
Jul-13 | 94 | 6-Handed No-Limit Hold’em Championship | $10,000 | 3-day event | 60,000 | |
Jul-14 | 93B | Lucky 7’s No-Limit Hold’em | $777 | 7-Handed | 40,000 | |
Jul-14 | MAIN EVENT – Plays down to 9 players | |||||
Jul-14 | 95 | Poker Hall of Fame Bounty No-Limit Hold’em | $1,979 | 2-day event | 30,000 | |
Jul-14 | 96 | High Roller H.O.R.S.E. | $25,000 | 8-Handed | 3-day event | 150,000 |
Jul-15 | 93C | Lucky 7’s No-Limit Hold’em | $777 | 7-Handed | 40,000 | |
Jul-15 | MAIN EVENT – Day Off | |||||
Jul-15 | 97 | 6-Handed Pot-Limit Omaha | $3,000 | 3-day event | 40,000 | |
Jul-15 | 98A | The Closer – No-Limit Hold’em Flight A | $1,500 | 2-day event | 50,000 | |
Jul-16 | 98B | The Closer – No-Limit Hold’em Flight B | $1,500 | 50,000 | ||
Jul-16 | MAIN EVENT – Final Table | |||||
Jul-17 | 99 | Super Turbo No-Limit Hold’em | $1,000 | 1-day event | 20,000 | |
Jul-17 | MAIN EVENT – Final Table |
The WSOP Main Event is the $10,000 buy-in crown jewel of the series. In 2023, it set a very high bar, setting attendance, prize pool, and first-place prize records. For 2024 the WSOP will try and beat this record again.
As in previous editions, there are four starting flights to merge into two separate Day 2s before all players combine for Days 3 to 7. Players play down to a final table that will determine the winner.
Date | Day | Flight |
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Wednesday, July 3 | Day 1 | A |
Thursday, July 4 | Day 1 | B |
Friday, July 5 | Day 1 | C |
Saturday, July 6 | Day 1 | D |
Sunday, July 7 | Day 2 | ABC |
Monday, July 8 | Day 2 | D |
Tuesday, July 9 | Day 3 | |
Wednesday, July 10 | Day 4 | |
Thursday, July 11 | Day 5 | |
Friday, 12 | Day 6 | |
Saturday, July 13 | Day 7 | |
Sunday, July 14 | Plays down to 9 players | |
Monday, July 15 | Day Off | |
Tuesday, July 16 | Final Table | |
Wednesday, July 17 | Final Table |
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We have looked through the schedule and there are over a dozen new events for players to get excited about this World Series of Poker. The events differ in range and scope and come with a wide range of buy-ins — from a $500 WSOP Kickoff Freezeout to a $10,000 Eight Game Mixed 6-Handed Championship.
2023 Main Event winner Daniel Weinman plus former WSOP Main Event champions will kick off the 2024 series with this brand new event. The event features a $5,000 buy-in and any player to knock out a former Main event champion will an automatic entry into the 2024 Main Event. All living Main Event champions will be given a free entry to play in this event, should they choose too. Does this mean we could also see Espen Jørstad, Chris Moneymaker, Jamie Gold or Scott Blumstein all making a come back?
For the first time at the WSOP, players aged 50 years and up can participate in an exclusive new high roller event. The event features a $5,000 buy-in and 50,000 starting stack and is a three day event.
Taking place over three days, the buy-in for this event will be $1,500 with a starting stack of 25,000.
PokerNews is sponsoring the $600 deep stack championship and will offer special promotions to low-stakes grinders. In addition players who participate in the daily $200, $250, or $400 deep stack tournaments at the WSOP will earn points and climb weekly leaderboards. The top 10 finishers each week will get complimentary seats into the $600 PokerNews Deep Stack Championship event.
This is a new three-day event at the WSOP. Flight A begins ahead of Independence Day on Wednesday, July 3, and Flight B will begin on Thursday, July 4. Both flights contain $800 buy-ins and a starting stack of 40,000.
There will be a $1,000 buy-in Hold’em event at 7:00 p.m the night of Flight 1D of the Main Event. The two-day event will contain a starting stack of 20,000.
For players who bust out of the Main Event but want to remain a part of the high-stakes action, this new four-day event begins on July 11 with a $3,000 buy-in and a starting stack of 40,000.
Although undoubtedly the Main Event stands as the flagship attraction of the series, the WSOP would feel incomplete without its timeless classics like the Millionaire Maker, Colossus, and Monster Stack, alongside recent sensations like Mystery Millions and Gladiators of Poker.
These events consistently draw some of the largest fields of the series, surpassing even the Main Event in terms of entries. Their popularity stems from their accessibility with lower buy-ins, weekend scheduling, multiple flights, and re-entry options. As expected, these beloved events return for the 2024 edition.
For aficionados of Mystery Bounties, the Mystery Millions is an unmissable tournament. Introduced in 2022, it quickly became a staple of the summer series, embracing the popular mystery bounty format. Last year marked a milestone as it emerged as the largest-ever $1,000 buy-in event, drawing over 18,000 entrants and amassing over $16 million prize pool.
This year, commencing on May 30 with four starting flights, the buy-in remains $1,000, guaranteeing both a $1 million top bounty prize and a $1 million first-place prize.
The Millionaire Maker stands as one of the most eagerly awaited events of the series and for good reasons. Since its inception in 2013, this tournament has consistently delivered on its promise of creating millionaires.
Last year, the event drew 10,416 participants, resulting in a prize pool of $13.9 million. In 2024, the Millionaire Maker returns from June 21, now featuring three Day 1 flights, offering even more opportunities for players to chase their dreams of becoming a millionaire.
Back by popular demand, the Gladiators of Poker returns for another run this year. This is the cheapest bracelet event to run on the schedule costing just $300 and is also played as a multi-flight event, featuring four Day 1s.
Like its predecessor, it features multiple Day 1s and boasts a rare guarantee — the 2024 edition maintains a $3 million prize pool assurance, set to commence on June 6.
The Colossus, a fixture renowned for its large turnouts, features a wallet-friendly $400 buy-in. Despite a slight decline in popularity, it still draws over 15,000 runners, generating a prize pool exceeding $5 million. This year, with four Day 1s, it kicks off on June 28.
The Monster Stack is another highly anticipated event for players seeking a shot at big prize pools. The event features a $1500 buy-in and played multi-flight featuring three to four starting flights. Last year, it drew over 8000 runners. This year, it takes place from June 14.
Event # | Event Title | Buy-In | Game | Variant | Starts | Total Days |
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1 | Champions Reunion No-Limit Hold’em Freezeout | $5,000 | NL Hold’em | Freezeout | May-28 | 3-day event |
3 | WSOP Kickoff No-Limit Hold’em Freezeout | $500 | NL Hold’em | Freezeout | May-29 | 2-day event |
37 | Big O Championship | $10,000 | Omaha Hi-Lo | 5-Card | Jun-13 | 3-day event |
41 | Mixed NL Hold’em/PLO Double Board Bomb Pot | $1,500 | Mixed | Double Board, Bomb Pot | Jun-15 | 3-day event |
62 | PokerNews Deepstack Championship No-Limit Hold’em | $600 | NL Hold’em | Deepstack | Jun-25 | 4-day event |
65 | Seniors High Roller No-Limit Hold’em | $5,000 | NL Hold’em | Seniors only | Jun-26 | 3-day event |
80 | Independence Day Celebration No-Limit Hold’em | $800 | NL Hold’em | Multi-Flight | Jul-3 | 3-day event |
86 | Mystery Bounty Pot-Limit Omaha | $1,000 | PLO | Mystery Bounty | Jul-9 | 3-day event |
88 | Eight Game Mixed Championship 6-Handed | $10,000 | Mixed | 8-Game | Jul-10 | 3-day event |
89 | Mid-Stakes Championship No-Limit Holdem | $3,000 | NL Hold’em | Multi-Flight | Jul-11 | 4-day event |
90 | 6-Handed Pot-Limit Omaha | $1,500 | PLO | 6-Max | Jul-11 | 3-day event |
Online satellites for this year’s World Series of Poker are underway in US markets!
Players who can access the WSOP.com will be able to take advantage of the daily satellite qualifiers, where Main Event satellites are on offer for as little as $1.
This year during each night of the WSOP the online arm, WSOP.com will host a guaranteed seat mega satellite for the next day’s bracelet event.
Plus, running every weekend throughout February players in New Jersey, Nevada, Michigan and Pennsylvania will have a chance of winning a WSOP Main Event seat via online satellites.
For players from New Jersey and Nevada there is one satellite each on Saturdays and Sunday, giving away one Main Event seat. For players in Michigan and PA, there’s a single satellite every Sunday, again with a Main Event seat up for grabs.
The NV/NJ satellites each weekend are:
Michigan and Pennsylvania satellites each Sunday:
Players can deposit on the WSOP in US markets using code CHAMP24
to receive a tournament ticket for a freeroll on April 24. The winner gets a $10,000 WSOP Main Event Seat. A super simple promotion running in New Jersey, Nevada, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
Players must opt-in whilst at cash games to enter the WSOP Frenzy promotion. Players need to earn 15 wagering points at cash game tables for a chance of winning a $3,000 2024 WSOP Package. Players with 15 wagering points will then be entered into a prize draw where a winner will be pulled at random. Players can enter the draw up to 5 times if the wagering points have been met.
WSOP Frenzy Package Includes:
If you’re in the UK, Canada, South America, or most of Europe, this is the place to get in on WSOP action from the comfort of your own home.
If you’re in Ontario, this is the place to get in on WSOP action from the comfort of your own home.
If you’re in Pennsylvania, Michigan, New Jersey or Nevada, this is the place to get in on WSOP action from the comfort of your own home.
GGPoker will aim to send 1,000 players to this year’s WSOP 2024.
Online qualifiers are now listed on the GGPoker client with step-satellites buy-ins starting from as low as $1 (for UK and rest of world markets). These qualifiers are expected to continue until the end of June. Players can access GGPoker from Ontario as well as UK and rest of world.
Each $1 step satellite will lead into a $20 step-satellite that ensures entry to the $150 buy-in Step, which in turn guarantees access to the final qualification step, Main Event Mania, which will require a $1200 buy-in. This final step guarantees a minimum of 20 WSOP Main Event packages and will take place every Sunday for the next couple of months.
For players in Ontario step-satellites start at $20.
Players can also qualify for the $1200 final step through Express satellites, which are rake-free, making it an affordable way to play WSOP events.
Additionally, GGPoker will also host freerolls for the qualifiers, providing players with a chance to win a coveted seat at no cost.
Players on GGPoker should look out for:
“Last year, 774 players made the GGPoker Road to Vegas, cashing for over $5 Million in Main Event prizes,” said Daniel Negreanu, GGPoker Global Ambassador. “This summer, we aim to send 1,000 players to their WSOP Dream.”
Each WSOP Main Event 2024 package won at GGPoker will include:
Unless the WSOP launches in new markets between now and the 2024 live WSOP series, we can predict a US online bracelet series will run in:
We don’t expect the schedule to expand that much, so we can roughly assume there will be around seven events each week for players in Michigan and Pennsylvania. A more robust program comprising around 20 events is expected for New Jersey and Nevada players.
One open question is whether the Michigan online player pool will connect with the existing multi-state network in Nevada in New Jersey in time for the online series. If it does, it should mean even bigger bracelet events with higher prize pools — but whether it occurs or not and when remains to be seen.
All the legal hurdles for this have been cleared. In 2022, Michigan regulators signed the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement (MSIGA), a multi-state igaming agreement that permitted regulated online poker operators to combine their player pools across state lines.
PokerStars was the first to be approved by the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) and connected its Michigan and New Jersey player pools in January 2023. WSOP has everything in place — it has a Michigan online poker room and an existing multi-state online poker network that spans Nevada and New Jersey (and Delaware, with its partner 888).
Adding Michigan to its existing shared liquidity network would create the country’s first four-state online poker network. However, WSOP has not yet connected these two separate networks.
The two remained separate for WSOP 2023, with online bracelet events hosted separately on the two networks. It would be shocking if WSOP MI remains segregated even in 2024.
What is taking so long is unknown. The platform in Michigan is more modern than the aging NV/NJ software, so those two platforms would presumably have to be upgraded — but that shouldn’t be a major sticking point.
WSOP needs regulator approval to proceed, but PokerStars obtained this within months, and it already has experience running a multi-state network, so this shouldn’t be a problem either.
So hopefully, whatever wrinkles can be smoothed out in time, so WSOP can expand its US online poker network. It would be a boon for players and the operator alike.
The WSOP Tournament of Champions (ToC) is an exclusive and prestigious invitation-only event, boasting a $1 million freeroll prize pool. This event brings together all the winners from the hallmark WSOP events. The champion not only wins the cash prize but also receives the coveted gold bracelet.
This year, ToC is scheduled to take place in Los Angeles, California. It will be held from May 22 to May 24 at The Commerce Casino & Hotel, situated in the heart of Los Angeles.
Close to 1000 qualifiers are expected to take part in this year’s event.
The tournament exclusively welcomes champions from the current WSOP Circuit season. Eligibility extends beyond mere gold ring triumphs, including winners of both online and live bracelet events, including those from the WSOP Europe or bracelet series at GGPoker.
The inception of the tournament dates back to 2004, witnessing several transformations over the years. Initial editions were marred by controversy, prompting a hiatus in 2007.
A brief resurgence occurred in 2010, featuring a 27-player format determined by public vote. However, the event went dormant once again following its conclusion that year.
In 2022, ToC returned with a fresh format, extending invitations to all WSOPC ring winners and WSOP bracelet holders alike.
This tournament bears resemblance to the WSOP Global Casino Championship, formerly known as the WSOP National Championship, which also awards gold bracelets and boasts a minimum $1 million prize pool added by WSOP organizers.
Held annually as the culmination of the circuit season, typically in August, the event grants hundreds of players automatic entry, free of charge.
Unfortunately the WSOP+ app is not available for players to use during the WSOP in Las Vegas this summer. Instead players looking to register online for events will need to download the Bravo Poker Live app — as in previous years.
After players have set up an account at the WSOP Main Cage in the Champagne Ballroom (in person at the WSOP), they can register online on Bravo Poker Live for WSOP tournaments. This will avoid the need to use the registration line to enter events during the series.
The Main Event Maynia qualification system is set return. As a refresher Main Event Maynia is a Global Qualification Weekend that will run at live poker rooms on four continents worldwide*, giving away WSOP Main Event seats.
Participating casinos include:
The select casinos will offer step tournaments that guarantee a 2024 WSOP Main Event seat.
As predicted PokerGO will return as streaming partner for this years series. PokerGO will provide live coverage of the WSOP Main Event, plus live streaming from dozens of gold bracelet events amounting to over 300 hours of WSOP coverage coming your way. PokerGO will also produce special WSOP episodes that will air on CBS Sports.
Coverage on PokerGO kicks off on May 30 with the $5K Champions Reunion followed but daily streams through to the end of the series. Daily live streams will accompany the Main Event July 3 to July 17.
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DATE | Time (PT) | Event |
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May 30 | 5:00 PM | $5k Champions Reunion |
June 1 | 1:00 PM | $25k Heads Up Championship |
June 2 | 5:00 PM | $5k Pot Limit Omaha |
June 3 | 1:00 PM | $500 Kickoff |
June 4 | 5:00 PM | $1k Mystery Million |
June 5 | 5:00 PM | $1.5k NLH 6-Max |
June 6 | 5:00 PM | $800 NLH Deepstack |
June 7 | 5:00 PM | $5k NLH |
June 8 | 5:00 PM | $25k NLH High Roller 6-Max |
June 9 | 2:00 PM | $1.5k NLH Shootout |
June 10 | 5:00 PM | $10k PLO Hi-Lo Championship |
June 11 | 5:00 PM | $300 Gladiators of Poker |
June 11 | 5:00 PM | $25k NLH High Roller |
June 12 | 5:00 PM | $1.5k NLH Freezeout |
June 12 | 5:00 PM | $10k Limit 2-7 Triple Draw Championship |
June 13 | 5:00 PM | $3k NLH Six-Max |
June 14 | 5:00 PM | $2.5k NLH Freezeout |
June 14 | 5:00 PM | $800 NLH Deepstack |
June 15 | 5:00 PM | $10k Big O Championship |
June 16 | 5:00 PM | $50k NLH High Roller |
June 17 | 5:00 PM | $1.5k NLH/PLO Double Board Bomb Pot |
June 17 | 1:00 PM | $10k Stud Championship |
June 18 | 1:00 PM | $100k NLH High Roller (Day 1) |
June 19 | 5:00 PM | $100k NLH High Roller (Day 2) |
June 20 | 5:00 PM | $1.5k Monster Stack |
June 20 | 5:00 PM | $100k NLH High Roller |
June 21 | 5:00 PM | $3k NLH Freezeout |
June 22 | 1:00 PM | $250k NLH Super High Roller (Day 2) |
June 23 | 5:00 PM | $250k NLH Super High Roller (Final Day) |
June 23 | 5:00 PM | $10k Super Turbo Bounty Freezeout |
June 24 | 2:00 PM | $50k Poker Players Championship (Day 2) |
June 25 | 2:00 PM | $50k Poker Players Championship (Day 3) |
June 26 | 2:00 PM | $50k Poker Players Championship (Day 4) |
June 27 | 1:00 PM | $1.5k Millionaire Maker |
June 27 | 5:00 PM | $50k Poker Players Championship (Final Day) |
June 28 | 5:00 PM | $5k Seniors High Roller |
June 29 | 5:00 PM | $10k PLO Hi-Lo Championship |
June 30 | 5:00 PM | $10k NL 2-7 Single Draw Championship |
July 1 | 5:00 PM | $1k Ladies Championship |
July 2 | 1:00 PM | $25k PLO High Roller |
July 2 | 7:00 PM | $400 Colossus |
July 3 | 4:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 1A |
July 4 | 4:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 1B |
July 5 | 4:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 1C |
July 6 | 4:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 1D |
July 7 | 4:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 2A/B/C |
July 8 | 4:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 2D |
July 9 | 4:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 3 |
July 10 | 4:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 4 |
July 11 | 1:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 5 (Part 1) |
July 11 | 9:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 5 (Part 2) |
July 12 | 1:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 6 (Part 1) |
July 12 | 9:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 6 (Part 2) |
July 13 | 1:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 7 (Part 1) |
July 13 | 9:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 7 (Part 2) |
July 14 | 1:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 8 (Part 1) |
July 14 | 9:00 PM | $10k Main Event Day 8 (Part 2) |
July 16 | 3:00 PM | $10k Main Event Final Table (Part 1) |
July 17 | 3:00 PM | $10k Main Event Final Table (Part 2) |
GGPoker ambassador and WSOP all-round enthusiast Daniel Negreanu will also be expected to relaunch his daily vlogs, becoming mandatory WSOP viewing for fans.
Kevmath can also be expected to return as WSOP Twitter Tsar tweeting all things WSOP throughout the series.
Game of Gold is the new reality TV poker show from GGPoker and Poker After Dark. The show is available on YouTube or via our in-depth guide and features sixteen poker pros who get put into four teams at random.
Each player has to battle it out at the poker tables, playing a variety of formats and accruing points that will translate into an overall individual winner.
Whilst game play is happening, remaining team members can watch a cards-up live stream, that adds the reality tv element.
In December 2023, the cast met in the Bahamas just after the WSOP Paradise stop wrapped up. As GGPoker and the WSOP are so closely linked, could we see Game of Gold during the summer 2024 WSOP? We think so!
Although it is hard to predict how this Game of Gold, WSOP mash up may look, a reunion for Season 1 or even Season 2, in Las Vegas could be one option. Producers might also want to film live during the WSOP for a special one off episode as lots of poker pros will already be in Vegas for the World Series.
Each person entering multiple WSOP events can find themselves on the points hunt for the coveted title of Player of the Year. Points are given to players based on the number of total entries and finishing place. Points will also be shown on the individual event results and prize pool tab on the WSOP website.
The 2024 Player of the Year Leaderboard will be updated daily so that players can see their progress. The Player of the Year goes on to receive a seat into the 2025 WSOP Main Event.
The Horseshoe is now also home to a one-of-a-kind World Series of Poker Hall of Fame Poker Room. It features 20 permanent poker tables plus a Poker Hall of Fame exhibit that pays tribute to poker legends. Last year Brian Rast was inducted into the WSOP Poker Hall of Fame.
The 2024 inductee will be announced this summer, during the series.
If you’re in the UK, Canada, South America, or most of Europe, this is the place to get in on WSOP action from the comfort of your own home.
If you’re in Ontario, this is the place to get in on WSOP action from the comfort of your own home.
If you’re in Pennsylvania, Michigan, New Jersey or Nevada, this is the place to get in on WSOP action from the comfort of your own home.
The 2024 WSOP will take place between May 28 and July 17, 2024.
Yes, we expect a WSOP Online Series that runs from June into July across all US markets — New Jersey, Nevada, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. Information is yet to be released.
Absolutely. Online promotions are already underway in US markets and over 1,000 players are to be sent via GGPoker promotional paths.
The WSOP returns to The Horseshoe Casino and Paris Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada for the third time.
Yes you can easily walk between both casinos, inside to get between WSOP events.
Yes! The WSOP and GGPoker return as partners for another year.
It’s hard to say for sure, but we think it is highly likely that by the summer of 2024, Michigan will have joined forces with the Nevada and New Jersey online poker networks.
The WSOP is usually a who’s-who of the poker world. Famous players often at the WSOP are Daniel Negreanu, Phil Helmuth, Shaun Deeb, Phil Ivey plus many more.
Although the schedule from PokerGO has not been released, it has been confirmed PokerGO will return as streaming partner for the 2024 WSOP. The depth of coverage as seen in 2023 — with bracelet events and Main Event coverage all streamed to their subscribers.
Yes! US players can enter via WSOP.com and global players from GGPoker.
Currently there are promotions running in US markets, giving away Main Event packages as well as on GGPoker for players in Ontario and Rest of World.
Yes! Online qualifications are running on the WSOP for US players and GGPoker for players in rest of world and Ontario, Canada.
Yes! The 2024 WOSP Main Event will run July 3 to July 17.
Yes it has! The full schedule for the upcoming World Series of Poker has been released, and it features 99 gold bracelet events.
All signs would point to yes! The WSOP has run online bracelet series in Michigan, Nevada & New Jersey and Pennsylvania in prior years, and we expect them to run this again in 2024.
No, unfortunately the WSOP+ app will not be available for players headed to Las Vegas this summer. Instead download the Bravo live app!
Yes, the WSOP are running online satellites and promotions for players to win their way to the WSOP. This is available to players in regulated states in the US. GGPoker are expected to run online qualifying routes as the global operator has plans to send 1,000 players to this years Series.
Yes! The WSOP.com are running monthly promotions for depositing players who are looking to win their way to the Main Event for a fraction of the usual cost.
There are 99 gold bracelet events that make up this years schedule. That is four more events than last year.
Yes! Three Mystery Bounty events feature in the 2024 schedule.
New events for the 2024 WSOP include:
A Double Board Bomb Pot is a poker variant where players post extra blinds before the flop, and two sets of community cards (boards) are dealt. Players compete for two separate pots, with the winner of each board claiming half the pot, or the entire pot if they have the best hand on both boards.