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WSOP 2026: 100 Bracelets and Major Changes Ahead
The 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) schedule has been officially revealed, featuring 100 live bracelet events, matching last year’s total. The schedule runs from May 26 to July 15, with the $10,000 Main Event beginning on Thursday, July 2. This flagship tournament will once again feature four Day 1 starting flights, with late registration open through Day 2D on Tuesday, July 7.
Several key changes and new events have been introduced for the 2026 WSOP. The average buy-in has slightly increased to $11,020. Notably, the $1,000 Battle of the Ages event will not return, and several other events have been removed. New additions include a $550 Mini Mystery Millions event with six starting flights and a $1 million top bounty, and a GGPoker-branded tournament, the $10,000 GGMillion$ High Roller NLH, scheduled for May 31. Additionally, the U.S. Circuit Championship NLH will make its Las Vegas debut with a buy-in of $1,700.
These changes and new events aim to build on the momentum of the record-breaking 2025 series, offering players more opportunities and excitement. The WSOP 2026 promises to be a thrilling summer of poker, with a blend of familiar events and targeted evolutions.
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