Keeping up with all the action at the World Series of poker — this is the complete guide to WSOP coverage, from TV shows and streams to vlogs, social media, YouTube and more.
Last updated: February 23, 2024
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) is the world’s largest and most prestigious poker tournament series. It brings together the best players from around the globe to compete for millions of dollars in prize money and the coveted gold bracelets.
The 2024 WSOP promises to be as exciting as ever, with a packed schedule of events and a wide range of coverage options for fans unable to join in person.
For those unable to attend the series in person, there are plenty of content creators to follow along with. Here are three of the best accounts to watch WSOP 2024 coverage on.
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.
PokerGO offers the most comprehensive coverage of the World Series of Poker. Viewers can access videos via their app which requires a subscription, or their YouTube channel, which gets uploaded with choice highlight videos daily. PokerGO will also be producing CBS Sports WSOP episodes. The full coverage schedule for the WSOP has yet to be released.
WSOP 2024: Where To Watch | |
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📅 2024 WSOP Dates | May 28 to July 17, 2024 |
👀 Where To Watch the World Series of Poker | PokerGo, YouTube, CBS Sports |
📺 When do PokerGo Live Streams Start? | Coverage expected from early June |
🏆 How Many Bracelet Events will be Streamed? | We expect PokerGo will be live streaming at least 30 Gold Bracelet WSOP events |
🎬 Daniel Negreanu WSOP Vlog | YouTube is home to DNegs WSOP vlogs which should be returning for 2024 |
♠️ Is There WSOP Main Event Coverage? | Daily live broadcasts expected on PokerGo between July 3 – 17, 2024 |
For those looking for high-quality coverage of the WSOP, signing up for a PokerGo account or checking out their YouTube channel is a good call.
Last year, PokerGO broadcast 47 days of live coverage, including daily live coverage of the Main Event and 30 gold bracelet events. This year we would expect the same or more. The 2024 schedule has yet to be released.
“PokerGO is delighted to offer live broadcast coverage of the World Series of Poker for another year and does so with our largest live stream offering ever,” Mori Eskandani, President of PokerGo, said in a press release last year. “We know how much the poker audience worldwide loves our game and, specifically, the WSOP. Our coverage of the 2023 WSOP will set a new standard in delivering poker to the global audience, as we will reach more fans than ever before, plus create new ones.”
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YouTube is a great place to access free WSOP content. They are full of videos from big poker names such as Rampage Poker, Kevin Martin, Brad Owen and Wolfgang Poker
One of the most popular WSOP daily vlogs on YouTube is undoubtably GGPoker Ambassador Daniel Negreanu.
Negreanu regularly makes deep runs in WSOP events and uploads daily vlogs to YouTube and X. His vlogs are packed full of insights and analysis, providing a fly-on-the-wall look at the WSOP from the perspective of someone playing multiple events.
Another popular source of WSOP content is Kevmath, also known as the WSOP Twitter Tsar. For the eight year running, Kevmath will run the official WSOP Twitter account, providing updates on chip counts, event schedules, and everything related to the series. He is widely regarded as the authoritative source on all things WSOP, and his Twitter feed is a must-follow for anyone interested in the tournament.
It has been confirmed that PokerGO will produce special WSOP episodes that will air on CBS Sports. Dates on when the episodes will air and what events they will cover as still to be determined.
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 watch WSOP coverage on PokerGO, YouTube and CBS Sports. PokerGO offers the most comprehensive coverage, usually offering up a mix of live-streams and pre recorded shows, for over 30 bracelet events. The PokerGO WSOP coverage schedule has yet to be released.
Yes they do! Not all of all the WSOP shows are released on YouTube, but if you don’t want to pay for a PokerGO subscription this is perfect place to go to get free WSOP coverage.
Usually PokerGO offers daily coverage of the WSOP Main Event. The PokerGO schedule for 2024 has yet to be released.
Yes! Not only do PokerGO upload videos to YouTube, but famous poker pros such as Daniel Negreanu usually upload daily vlogs of all the WSOP action.
Yes and no. If you want access to all PokerGO coverage plus access to their entire library of poker shows, then yes! But if you are happy to watch the videos they upload to YouTube, then theses videos are free to access.
Yes! There are tons of accounts on X who provide deep coverage of the WSOP; notable @Kevmath — Twitter and his sub account @KevmathVegas — Twitter are key follows.
Yes! You can watch WSOP coverage if you have access to the internet on PokerGO and YouTube. Also special PokerGO produced episodes will air on CBS Sports for those with terrestrial TV only.
Yes! CBS Sports will host PokerGO produced WSOP shows. The dates theses will air are to be determined.