Caesars announces WSOP Online fall 2026 schedule with 33 bracelets

Caesars Entertainment has launched the WSOP Online fall 2026 bracelet series, scheduling 33 bracelet events to take place from September 27 to November 10. Buy-ins range from $333 to $3,200, and the Championship events on the calendar collectively offer over $3 million in guaranteed prizes.

WSOP Online Fall 2026 Schedule: Key Dates and Figures

The series kicks off on September 27 with a guaranteed $300,000 Mystery Bounty event and concludes on November 10 after 33 bracelet tournaments. Buy-ins range between $333 and $3,200. Several major events are scheduled towards the end of the calendar: Event #16 is a Mystery Bounty Championship with $350,000 guaranteed on October 18; the $1,000 Online Championship takes place on November 1; and Event #32 is a $3,200 No Limit Hold'em High Roller Championship on November 8.

Four-State Shared Pool and Location Requirements

The central element of the WSOP Online calendar is the shared pool across four states. Players located physically in Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, and Pennsylvania can compete in a combined field for the WSOP Online bracelets. Pennsylvania joined the pool ahead of the 2025 edition, and Caesars merged players from these four jurisdictions to access a wider player base than that offered by separate state networks.

Players do not need to permanently reside in one of the eligible states, but they must be physically located within Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, or Pennsylvania while playing to participate.

Main Events and Fall Guarantees

The three highlighted events on the calendar include:

• Event #16: Mystery Bounty Championship — $350,000 guaranteed — October 18.

• $1,000 Online Championship — November 1 — part of the guaranteed championships.

• Event #32: $3,200 No Limit Hold'em High Roller Championship — November 8.

The Championship events scheduled before November 8 collectively amount to over $3 million in guarantees. Alongside the 33 bracelet tournaments, WSOP Online will add Circuit events during October and November.

Season Context and Continuity with Summer

The fall series follows a broader summer series held alongside the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. The summer program featured 30 bracelet events and over $7 million in guarantees from May 30 to July 14. The fall aims to maintain momentum by offering tournament opportunities for the combined player base in the four states.

“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,” added Barille.

Implications for Operators and Players

For operators and suppliers, the continuity of the shared pool means increased traffic concentrated on Caesars Digital platforms across the four jurisdictions. For players, it signifies access to larger fields and tournaments with higher guarantees than those typically seen in isolated state networks.

Players planning to participate should confirm their physical location upon registration: the platform will verify that the gaming session occurs from Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, or Pennsylvania. The range of buy-ins—from $333 to $3,200—covers both accessible tournaments and high buy-in events, including the High Roller on November 8.

Where to Follow the Schedule and Next Steps

The series appears on the official WSOP Online calendar and on the communications channels of Caesars Digital. Players seeking detailed scheduling and prize structures can review the fall event listings and plan their participation on the designated days. For the community, the combination of online bracelets and Circuit events in October and November will concentrate action on the platform for over a month.

For tournament coverage and live results, please check the events section of the site. The regulatory and jurisdictional implications of shared pools and location requirements can be consulted in our coverage of regulation. For industry news and how it affects operators and suppliers, see the b2b section.