The World Series of Poker (WSOP) has released the full schedule for the 2026 series in Las Las Vegas, with exactly 100 bracelet events on offer.
The revamped line-up will see action kick-off on 26 May, with the Main Event scheduled to run from 2 to 13 July – building on last year’s memorable finale in which Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi took down the Main Event and its US$10 million first prize. That win saw Mizrachi complete a phenomenal double – having already won the $50k Poker Players Championship earlier in the summer – and resulted in his on-the-spot induction into the Poker Hall of Fame.
New events in 2026 will include the opening $550 Mystery Millions NLHE event from 26 May featuring a US$1 million bounty prize guarantee, the $10,000 GGMillion$ High Roller prestige event with two starting flights from 31 May and a US$1,500 five-card PLO event from 18 June.
Other highlights include the $1,500 Monster Stack from 3 June, the $250k Super High Roller from 13 June. The $1,500 Millionaire Maker from 17 June and the PPC from 21 June.
The WSOP has also revealed that it will broadcast a free daily stream on the official WSOP YouTube channel from 26 May through to the start of the Main Event showcasing a new and improved TV set in Paris Las Vegas and featuring some of the game’s most recognizable commentators.
“As we saw in 2025, thousands of incredible stories are waiting to be told at the World Series of Poker,” said Ty Stewart, CEO of WSOP. “We’re more committed than ever to being poker’s unquestioned biggest stage and to shining a brighter spotlight on our favourite game.
Jack Effel, Senior Vice President of Poker Operations at Caesars Entertainment, added, “Our favourite time of year is around the corner, and we cannot wait to once again welcome the poker world back to the Horseshoe Las Vegas and Paris Las Vegas. This summer’s World Series of Poker promises more action and more opportunities to play your favourite events than ever before, from the first ‘Shuffle Up and Deal!’ to the crowning of the Main Event champion.”
The full schedule can be viewed here.
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