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Caesars Entertainment Reveals Domestic WSOP Online 2026 Fall Bracelet Schedule

Online poker players, get ready to chase some gold. Caesars Entertainment has unveiled the 2026 WSOP Online fall schedule, featuring 33 bracelet events and pooled liquidity across Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Michigan. Time to fire up the laptop and go for the gold!

The series kicks off with Event #1: NL Hold’em $300K GTD Mystery Bounty on Sept. 27 and includes the return of fan-favorites such as Event #16: NL Hold’em $350K GTD Mystery Bounty Championship on Oct. 18, Event #25: $1,000 Online Championship on Nov. 1, and Event #32: $3,200 NL Hold’em High Roller Championship on Nov. 8.

In addition to bracelet events, the 2026 fall schedule also includes WSOP Online Circuit Events throughout October and November, along with WSOP Online Championships running from Sept. 27 through Nov. 8 featuring more than $3 million in guaranteed prize pools.

The 2026 WSOP Online fall domestic schedule offers a wide range of buy-ins, with events ranging from $333 to $3,200.

“The WSOP Online fall schedule continues to deliver premier online tournament opportunities for poker players,” said Danielle Barille, Vice President of Online Poker at Caesars Digital. “Building on the momentum from this summer’s series, WSOP Online sets the standard for online poker by bringing players together in a shared four-state pool and offering the opportunity to compete for the game’s most prestigious gold bracelet and gold ring titles under the world’s most recognized poker brand.”

For the full WSOP Online 2026 fall schedule and registration details, players can visit:

Players in the United States must be physically located within the state they are playing. Out-of-state residents can visit caesars.com for hotel bookings.

All tournaments are subject to changes and cancellations. Please check the WSOP client for the most up-to-date schedule. The WSOP reserves the right to cancel, change, or modify any tournament events, in part or entirely, without prior notice.

 

 

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