Caesars confirms 33-event 2026 WSOP Online fall bracelet schedule

Caesars Entertainment has opened the 2026 WSOP Online fall bracelet series, scheduling 33 bracelet events that run from September 27 through November 10 and are available to players physically located in Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania. Buy-ins across the series range from $333 to $3,200, and the Championship events collectively carry more than $3 million in guaranteed prize pools.

Four-state pool and where players can play the WSOP Online fall bracelet schedule

WSOP Online will again use a shared player pool that includes Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania. Players must be physically located inside one of those four states while playing; permanent residence there is not required. Caesars first combined players from all four jurisdictions before the 2025 World Series of Poker, and the same cross-jurisdictional field applies to the fall series.

The four-state setup gives the WSOP Online schedule access to a larger, single domestic tournament field than separate state poker networks. That larger field underpins the guarantees on the headline events and helps drive larger prize pools for flagship tournaments.

Schedule highlights and championship guarantees in the WSOP Online fall bracelet schedule

The fall series began on September 27 with a $300,000 guaranteed Mystery Bounty event. Several of the biggest events are clustered later in the calendar:

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

• Event #?: $1,000 Online Championship on November 1 (listed among the later headline events).

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

Championship events continue through November 8 and, taken together, offer more than $3 million in guarantees. Buy-ins across the 33 bracelet tournaments range from $333 to $3,200, giving players access points from mid-stakes to high-roller levels.

Circuit and parallel events during the fall schedule

Alongside the 33 bracelet tournaments, WSOP Online will run Circuit events during October and November. Those Circuit events run in parallel to the bracelet series and provide additional tournament volume and ring opportunities for players in the same four-state pool.

What Caesars and WSOP Online say about the series

Danielle Barille, Vice President of Online Poker at Caesars Digital, described the schedule as a continuation of the platform's online tournament offering.

"The WSOP Online fall schedule continues to deliver premier online tournament opportunities for poker players," Barille said.

She added that combining players in a shared four-state pool preserves the chance to compete for gold bracelets and gold rings under the World Series of Poker brand.

"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," Barille said.

Context: how this follows the summer WSOP Online series

The fall schedule follows a larger summer WSOP Online series that ran alongside the live World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. The summer schedule included 30 online bracelet events and more than $7 million in guarantees between May 30 and July 14. Caesars has kept the multi-state pool model that was in operation before and during the 2025 live WSOP.

Practical notes for players and operators

Players should note the physical-location requirement: being within Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan or Pennsylvania at the time of play is mandatory for WSOP Online events. The series offers a mix of buy-ins and event types—Mystery Bounty, Championship, and High Roller—that will appeal to a broad cross-section of online tournament players.

For operators and platform providers, the continued four-state pooled model preserves the economies of scale that support larger guarantees and deeper fields. Marketplace implications include sustained demand for cross-jurisdictional liquidity and tournament-management infrastructure that can handle staggered championship prize structures and bounty formats.

Where to follow the series and related coverage

For ongoing results and schedules, WSOP Online will publish event start times and structures on its tournament platform, and coverage will appear across poker news feeds during the September–November window. Readers can also follow related announcements and event listings in our news coverage and mark calendar items in the events section.

The 2026 WSOP Online fall bracelet schedule presents a concentrated domestic online bracelet season built around a four-state player pool, 33 bracelet events, and multi-million-dollar guarantees on the championship line-up.