Key WSOP 2026 Events and Tournament Highlights
The 2026 WSOP features an impressive lineup of events, including the Heads Up No-Limit Hold’em Championship, which starts on May 29 with a $25,000 buy-in. Other notable tournaments include:
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Event
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Date
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Buy-in
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MONSTER STACK No-Limit Hold’em
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June 3
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$1,500
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COLOSSUS No-Limit Hold’em
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June 10
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$500
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Super High Roller No-Limit Hold’em
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June 13
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$250,000
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High Roller Pot-Limit Omaha
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June 15
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$25,000
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MILLIONAIRE MAKER No-Limit Hold’em
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June 17
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$1,500
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Poker Players Championship
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June 21
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$50,000
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Mystery Millions No-Limit Hold’em
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June 23
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$1,000
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New events are also on the schedule, such as the Mini Mystery Millions No-Limit Hold’em, which features a $550 buy-in and a $1 million bounty prize guarantee, starting May 26. The GGMillion$ High Roller, with a $10,000 buy-in and two starting flights, will take place on May 31. Another exciting addition is the US Circuit Championship No-Limit Hold’em on June 2, priced at $1,700, following the success of WSOP Paradise.
WSOP 2026 Streaming, Broadcast, and Player Access
WSOP will enhance the experience for both players and fans with a free daily broadcast on its official YouTube channel starting May 26, leading up to the Main Event.
This stream will showcase the newly upgraded set at Paris Las Vegas and feature renowned commentators, making the action accessible to a global audience.
Daniel Negreanu, GGPoker Global Ambassador, emphasized the importance of these broadcasts, stating, “We want to see you taking your shot at the gold in 2026!”
The WSOP 2026 schedule also adds several additional flights to popular bracelet events, ensuring more players can participate. Players who verified their identity for WSOP 2025 do not need to re-verify unless their personal information or payment method changes.
WSOP 2026 Set for Historic Summer Series
With 100 WSOP events scheduled, including both classic and new format tournaments, the festival promises to be a landmark occasion in poker history. The anticipation surrounding the return of the Main Event and new competitions set the stage for a thrilling season. As WSOP CEO Ty Stewart noted, the series is a platform for “thousands of incredible stories,” making it poker’s “unquestioned biggest stage.”