WSOP/888 US Network: Latest News

The 112 Seat Sprint is only a couple of days away. Here’s how you can win one of the 120 Main Event seats up for grabs exclusively on the WSOP US platform.

A player who goes by the screen name “AceHanlon” on WSOP MI triumphed in a record-breaking low turnout event comprising just 15 players.

WSOP/888 network has nosed ahead of PokerStars NJ+MI shared network to become the largest in the regulated US online poker market.

The hybrid online-live bracelet event returns to WSOP. The initial stage of the tournament is held online, & the final table takes place in person at a live venue.

Currently, 888poker powers WSOP’s online poker platform in the US markets, but recent developments suggest that WSOP could switch to rival GGPoker.

888 will apply for the Delaware Lottery’s exclusive iGaming contract this year, but the door is still open for one of its rivals — especially BetMGM & PokerStars.

Signs point to yes. Factors include Michigan joining MSIGA, talk of an SI Casino launch, & an 888 exec saying SI-branded poker could run alongside WSOP.

The dust has barely settled on the 2022 Main Event, but WSOP US is already giving away seats to next year’s big show.

If BetMGM NV indeed does go live, it would only be the second active online poker room in Nevada, ending WSOP’s nearly decade-long de facto monopoly.

Officials expect the summer series “to be the biggest and most anticipated WSOP yet.”

Ten tournaments were held in NJ and NV, along with the first ever bracelet event in PA.

The total NJ online poker market shrunk slightly in October, but BetMGM retained its surprising lead despite WSOP running bracelet events.