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The series generated a staggering $160 million in prize money. But how much did the WSOP pocket from this festival? We take a closer look.

US players now can qualify for the world’s largest guaranteed event at WSOP Paradise with direct satellites running every Sunday.

The World Series of Poker returns to the Bahamas this December for the second edition of WSOP Paradise, featuring the “largest guarantee in live poker tournament history.”

In the face of stiff competition from WPT, WSOP Paradise concludes on a high note, awarding over $70 million in prize money across 15 bracelet events.

The WSOP+ app is making its debut at WSOP Paradise this winter, fueling speculation of its return for WSOP 2024 in the summer as WSOP aims to streamline live poker experience & speed up registration & gameplay processes.

WSOP Paradise starts with online Day 1s on GGPoker, while US players in MI & PA can chase WSOP glory in a $150,000 GTD mystery bounty bracelet event.

The debut schedule for WSOP Paradise has been revealed, with GGPoker taking center stage — committing to send a thousand of players and hosting two online bracelet events.

WSOP Paradise 2023 is in the rear-view mirror. Read more to find out about the successful debut of WSOP’s latest festival.

WSOP & GGPoker team up to bring 15 gold bracelets & $50M in prizes to the Bahamas in December. At least 1000 players will win their way via GG satellites.

The final three players at 2023 PokerStars Players Championship struck an ICM deal, which saw each of them lock up over $2.5 million.

The PokerStars PSPC will crown its winner today, but all six players coming back are guaranteed to bank at least $1,000,000 for their efforts.

PokerStars moved the PSPC to a new venue for the second edition of the tournament, looking to heighten the players’ experience in the Bahamas.