WSOP Announces 2026 Las Vegas Event Schedule

Posted on: February 16, 2026, 03:13h. 

Last updated on: February 16, 2026, 03:13h.

  • The 57th World Series of Poker begins May 26 at Horseshoe and Paris
  • The $10,000 Main Event starts July 2 with free daily YouTube coverage of the events leading up to it
  • New events like Mini Mystery Millions join traditional high-stakes championship poker tournaments

The World Series of Poker (WSOP) on Monday announced the full daily event schedule for its 57th edition, which returns to the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas beginning May 26, 2026.

The World Series of Poker announces its 2026 schedule on its website. (Image: WSOP.com)

The $10,000 No‑Limit Hold’em World Championship — much better known as the Main Event — begins Thursday, July 2. Play continues until the final table is reached on July 13, with final‑table dates and broadcast details to be announced.

To broaden access, WSOP will stream a free daily broadcast on its official YouTube channel from May 26 through the start of the Main Event, showcasing its upgraded Paris Las Vegas set and featuring well‑known commentators.

Other Highlights

  • Event #7 Heads Up No-Limit Holdem Championship – 64 players max per flight (3-day event): May 29 – $25,000 buy-in
  • Event #18 MONSTER STACK No-Limit Holdem (5-day event):June 3 – $1,500 buy-in
  • Event #34 COLOSSUS No-Limit Holdem (3-day event):June 10 – $500 buy-in
  • Event #41 Super High Roller No-Limit Holdem (3-day event):June 13 – $250,000 buy-in
  • Event #47 High Roller Pot-Limit Omaha (4-day event):June 15 – $25,000 buy-in
  • Event #50 MILLIONAIRE MAKER No-Limit Holdem (5-day event):June 17 – $1,500 buy-in
  • Event #60 Poker Players Championship (5-day event):June 21 – $50,000 buy-in
  • Event #63 Mystery Millions – No-Limit Hold’em (3-day event):June 23 – $1,000 buy-in

Additional flights have also been added to several of the most popular WSOP bracelet events.

New Events

WSOP announced the following new events this year…

Event #1 Mini Mystery Millions No-Limit Holdem (3-day event): A $550 buy-in featuring a massive $1M bounty prize guarantee – May 26

Event #11 GGMillion$ High Roller No-Limit Holdem (3-day event): A $10,000 buy-in prestige event with two starting flights – May 31

Event #16 U.S. Circuit Championship No-Limit Holdem (3-day event): A $1,700 buy-in event following the success of WSOP Paradise – June 2

Event #53 Five Card Pot-Limit Omaha (3-Day event): A $1,500 buy-in PLO event – June 18

Event #91 “Pick Your PLO” (3-Day event): A $1,500 buy-in Dealer’s Choice format including PLO, PLO8, Five-Card PLO (High), and Big O – July 9

For the first time, a WSOP Circuit will also begin during the final days of the bracelet series, running from July 14-25.

Players can find the full schedule and other details at WSOP.com and in the WSOP+ app, which has been updated for the 2026 season. Registration for all summer events will open soon, and players who verified their identity for WSOP 2025 will not need to re‑verify unless their personal information or payment method has changed.

Although the WSOP schedule itself remains relatively unchanged, the business structure behind the brand shifted last year. In 2024, Caesars Entertainment sold the WSOP’s intellectual‑property rights to NSUS Group, parent company of GGPoker, in a $500 million deal. Under that agreement, Caesars continues to host and operate the live WSOP in Las Vegas through 2044, retains WSOP‑branded poker rooms, and maintains preferential rights to run WSOP Circuit events.