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First Details Revealed for WSOP Online 2026 Bracelet Series on GGPoker

EXCLUSIVE • GGPoker reveals the first details of the 2026 WSOP Online Bracelet Series, with the six-week festival returning in August with 33 bracelets and $5 million in added promotions.

Is this real?

But actually…. is it?

Neymar’s new recovery routine: poker night instead of match day.

Who knew professional footballers needed a break from football to play poker? Neymar’s absence from that must-win Santos match was apparently for his physical recovery, though fans were treated to a photo of him at a poker table instead.

PokerStars is bringing the Sunday Million back to the live tables this October after a nine-year break.

The event, part of their 25th anniversary, features a €250 buy-in and a €1 million guarantee at Casino di Campione.

Players can qualify through three online Day 1s or six live Day 1s before the survivors gather in Italy.

According to PokerStars, this hybrid format is meant to blend the best of online and live poker—so everyone gets a shot at feeling special.

The online flights run in September, and live action kicks off in October. If you make it through, you get a seat at the felt for Day 2 and beyond.

The WSOP 2026 was not just about record-breaking attendance in Las Vegas. The series pulled in 378.3 million social media views, making the online audience one of the largest ever for poker’s biggest festival.

Most of those eyeballs came from Facebook and Instagram, which together delivered two-thirds of the total digital reach. YouTube chipped in with nearly 39 million views and over 100,000 new subscribers, while X lagged behind but still posted solid numbers.

As Ty Stewart, CEO of the WSOP, put it:

'The 57th annual World Series of Poker proved that Las Vegas remains the undisputed epicenter of the poker universe.’

Who will win the WSOP Main Event 2026?

PokerNews bring to you, the odds.

Life lessons from The Flow Show.

We could all learn a thing or two from taking a bad beat gracefully, whether in life or at the poker table.

Faraz Jaka is all of us when it comes to the WSOP x ESPN coverage.

Glad it’s not just us, struggling!

Phil Hellmuth still tormented by his WSOP bracelet near miss.

He finished as runner up, but still has sleepless nights over his performance.

Can someone on ESPN make this happen for the WSOP.

Give the people the stories that they want!

What an amazing WSop for Faraz Jaka and the Jaka Coaching team.

Sounds like a lovely and supportive community too!
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