WSOP 2024 Latest Updates
The World Series of Poker has been settled in at its new location on the Las Vegas Strip for several years now, and the WSOP just completed its biggest summer series ever. The schedule showed 99 live tournaments (as compared to 95 in 2023) at Paris and Horseshoe casinos from May 28 to July 17, 2024. The final results for all tournaments are below.
More information is on our WSOP 2024 Schedule page.
Updated Results
The results of all live WSOP 2024 tournaments is based on information from PokerNews and WSOP live reporting and official social media accounts.
| # | Buy-in | Tournament | Entries | Pool | Winner |
| 1 | $5K | Champions Reunion NLHE | 493 | $2,047,800 | Asher Conniff (US) $408,468 |
| 2 | $500 | Casino Employees NLHE | 1,189 | $499,380 | Jose Garcia (US) $79,134 |
| 3 | $500 | Kickoff NLHE | 3,485 | $1,442,960 | Daniel Willis (UK) $175,578 |
| 4 | $1,500 | Omaha-8 Champ | 928 | $1,238,880 | James Chen (US) $209,350 |
| 5 | $1K | Mystery Millions NLHE | 18,409 | $16,199,920 | Malcolm Trayner (AU) $1M |
| 6 | $25K | Heads-Up NLHE Champ | 64 | $1,504,000 | Darius Samual (UK) $500K |
| 7 | $1,500 | Dealers Choice 6-H | 530 | $707,550 | John Hennigan (US) $138,296 |
| 8 | $5K | PLO | 734 | $3,371,000 | Bryce Yockey (US) $606,654 |
| 9 | $1,500 | LHE | 429 | $591,405 | Nick Guagenti (US) $121,074 |
| 10 | $10K | Omaha-8 Champ | 197 | $1,832,100 | Scott Seiver (US) $426,744 |
| 11 | $1,500 | Badugi | 487 | $650,145 | David Prociak (US) $129,676 |
| 12 | $1,500 | NLHE 6-H | 2,526 | $3,372,210 | Simeon Spasov (BG) $439,815 |
| 13 | $10K | Dealer Choice 6-H Champ | 141 | $1,311,300 | Robert Mizrachi (US) $333,045 |
| 14 | $1K | NLHE Super Turbo Bounty | 2,639 | $2,322,320 | Thibault Perrisat (FR) $197,308 |
| 15 | $1,500 | PLO-8 | 1,127 | $1,704,795 | Caleb Furth (US) $265,361 |
| 16 | $5K | NLHE | 823 | $3,785,800 | Brent Hart (US) $660,284 |
| 17 | $800 | NLHE DS | 4,732 | $3,331,328 | TJ Murphy (US) $368,977 |
| 18 | $1,500 | PLO | 1,469 | $1,961,115 | Dylan Weisman (US) $294,311 |
| 19 | $10K | LHE Champ | 133 | $1,236,900 | John Racener (US) $308,930 |
| 20 | $300 | Gladiators NLHE | 20,647 | $5,079,162 | Stephen Winters (US) $401,210 |
| 21 | $25K | NLHE 6-H HR | 272 | $1,405,641 | Brek Schutten (US) $1,405,641 |
| 22 | $1,500 | 2-7 Low Triple Draw | 574 | $766,290 | Aaron Cummings (US) $146,516 |
| 23 | $1,500 | NLHE Shootout | 160 | $2,047,890 | Daniel Sepiol (US) $305,849 |
| 24 | $10K | PLO-8 Champ | 259 | $2,408,700 | Sean Troha (US) $536,713 |
| 25 | $3K | LHE 6-H | 248 | $662,160 | Daniel Vampan (US) $148,635 |
| 26 | $25K | NLHE HR | 318 | $7,473,000 | Nick Schulman (US) $1,667,842 |
| 27 | $1,500 | Big-O | 1,555 | $2,075,925 | Michael Christ (US) $306,884 |
| 28 | $1,500 | NLHE | 2,319 | $3,095,865 | Evan Benton (US) $412,484 |
| 29 | $10K | 2-7 Low Trip-Draw Champ | 149 | $1,385,700 | Phil Ivey (US) $347,440 |
| 30 | $600 | NLHE/PLO DS | 3,351 | $1,709,010 | Alen Bakovic (CA) $207,064 |
| 31 | $3K | NLHE 6-H | 1,230 | $3,284,100 | Nicholas Seward (US) $516,135 |
| 32 | $1,500 | 7-Card Stud | 406 | $542,000 | Richard Ashby (UK) $113,725 |
| 33 | $600 | PLO DS | 2,042 | $1,225,020 | Alex Manzano (CL) $161,846 |
| 34 | $2,500 | NLHE | 1,267 | $2,819,075 | Antonio Galiana (ES) $439,395 |
| 35 | $1,500 | HORSE | 835 | $1,114,725 | Philip Hui (US) $193,545 |
| 36 | $800 | NLHE DS | 4,278 | $3,011,712 | Timur Margolin (IL) $342,551 |
| 37 | $10K | Big O Champ | 332 | $3,087,600 | John Fauver (US) $681,998 |
| 38 | $1,500 | Monster Stack NLHE | 8,704 | $11,619,840 | Pedro Neves (PT) $1,098,022 |
| 39 | $50K | NLHE HR | 177 | $8,451,750 | Sergio Aido (ES) $2,026,506 |
| 40 | $1,500 | Razz | 547 | $730,245 | Scott Seiver (US) $141,374 |
| 41 | $1,500 | NLHE/PLO DB Bomb Pot | 1,312 | $1,751,520 | Xixiang Luo (CN) $270,820 |
| 42 | $10K | 7-Card Stud Champ | 107 | $995,100 | James Obst (AU) $260,658 |
| 43 | $1,500 | Mixed Omaha | 854 | $1,140,090 | Magnus Edengren (SE) $196,970 |
| 44 | $2K | NLHE | 1,561 | $2,778,580 | Jared Kingery (US) $410,359 |
| 45 | $10K | HORSE Champ | 181 | $1,683,300 | Maksim Pisarenko (RU) $399,988 |
| 46 | $1K | Seniors NLHE 50+ | 7,954 | $6,999,520 | Khang Pham (US) $677,326 |
| 47 | $100K | NLHE HR | 112 | $10,932,750 | Chris Hunichen (US) $2,838,389 |
| 48 | $1K | PLO 8-H | 2,212 | $1,946,560 | Christopher Vitch (US) $262,734 |
| 49 | $3K | NLHE | 1,252 | $3,342,840 | Erlend Melsom (NO) $523,195 |
| 50 | $10K | Razz Champ | 118 | $1,097,400 | George Alexander (US) $282,443 |
| 51 | $1,500 | NLHE Super Turbo Bounty | 2,110 | $1,761,850 | Peter Park (US) $240,724 |
| 52 | $5K | NLHE 6-H | 817 | $3,762,800 | Mostafa Haidary (AU) $656,747 |
| 53 | $3K | 9-Game Mix | 379 | $1,011,930 | Yuri Dzivielevski (BR) $215,982 |
| 54 | $1,500 | Millionaire Maker NLHE | 10,939 | $14,603,565 | Franco Spitale (AR) $1,250,125 |
| 55 | $250K | NLHE SHR | 75 | $18,675,000 | Santhosh Suvarna (IN) $5,415,152 |
| 56 | $2,500 | Mixed Triple Draw Low | 371 | $825,475 | Patrick Moulder (US) $177,045 |
| 57 | $10K | NLHE Super Turbo Bounty | 486 | $4,519,800 | Frank Funaro (US) $612,997 |
| 58 | $50K | Poker Players Champ | 89 | $4,249,750 | Daniel Negreanu (CA) $1,178,703 |
| 59 | $1K | Super Seniors NLHE 60+ | 3,362 | $2,958,560 | Sean Jazayeri (US) $368,025 |
| 60 | $3K | NLHE | 1,773 | $4,733,910 | Paolo Boi (IT) $676,900 |
| 61 | $2,500 | Mixed O-8/7-Card Stud-8 | 507 | $1,128,075 | Dario Sammartino (IT) $222,703 |
| 62 | $600 | PN NLHE DS Champ | 5,110 | $2,606,100 | Hector Berry (UK) $282,876 |
| 63 | $1,500 | NL 2-7 Low Draw | 453 | $604,755 | David Funkhouser (US) $123,314 |
| 64 | $600 | NLHE DS | 5,271 | $2,688,210 | Christopher Moen (US) $289,323 |
| 65 | $5K | Seniors NLHE HR | 680 | $3,128,000 | Mark Checkwicz (US) $573,876 |
| 66 | $10K | PLO Champ | 811 | $7,542,300 | Elie Nakache (FR) $1,320,945 |
| 67 | $500 | Salute to Warriors NLHE | 4,517 | $1,851,970 | Ben Collins (UK) $207,486 |
| 68 | $2,500 | NLHE | 2,229 | $4,963,975 | Colin Robinson (US) $667,963 |
| 69 | $1,500 | 7-Card Stud-8 | 611 | $815,685 | Nikolay Fal (RU) $153,730 |
| 70 | $400 | Colossus NLHE | 19,337 | $2,834,370 | Martin Alcaide (BG) $501,250 |
| 71 | $1K | Ladies NLHE Champ | 1,254 | $1,095,600 | Shiina Okamoto (JP) $171,732 |
| 72 | $10K | NL 2-7 Low Draw Champ | 186 | $1,729,800 | Scott Seiver (US) $411,041 |
| 73 | $25K | PLO HR | 476 | $11,186,000 | David Eldridge (US) $2,246,728 |
| 74 | $10K | 7-Card Stud-8 Champ | 167 | $1,533,100 | Arash Ghaneian (US) $376,476 |
| 75 | $1K | Tag Team NLHE | 1,437 | $1,264,560 | Setna/James (CA) $190,910 |
| 76 | $10K | Mystery Bounty NLHE | 965 | $8,974,500 | Matthew Lambrecht (US) $1,018,913 |
| 77 | $2,500 | Mixed Big Bet 6-H | 468 | $1,041,300 | Wing Liu (HK) $209,942 |
| 78 | $1K | Mini Main Event NLHE | 6,093 | $5,361,840 | Georgios Skarparis (CY) $554,925 |
| 79 | $50K | PLO HR | 187 | $8,929,250 | Daniel Perkusic (DE) $2,100,325 |
| 80 | $800 | Independence Day NLHE | 4,263 | $3,630,213 | Francis Anderson (US) $501,040 |
| 81 | $10K | NLHE Main Event | 10,112 | $94,041,600 | Jonathan Tamayo (US) $10M |
| 82 | $1K | NLHE | 1,424 | $1,253,120 | Aditya Agarwal (IN) $189,661 |
| 83 | $1,500 | 8-Game Mix 6-H | 494 | $659,490 | Garth Yettick (US) $131,061 |
| 84 | $600 | NLHE Ultra Stack | 6,928 | $3,135,276 | Carsten Heidemann (DE) $343,010 |
| 85 | $1K | Flip & Go NLHE | 1,088 | $957,440 | Chance Kornuth (US) $155,446 |
| 86 | $1K | Mystery Bounty PLO | 4,280 | $3,616,800 | Sascha Wilhelm (DE) $282,290 |
| 87 | $5K | NLHE | 1,041 | $4,788,600 | Matthew Alsante (US) $785,486 |
| 88 | $10K | 8-Game Mix 6-H Champ | 189 | $1,757,700 | Calvin Anderson (US) $413,446 |
| 89 | $3K | Mid-Stakes NLHE Champ | 3,177 | $8,482,590 | Clement Richez (FR) $1,041,989 |
| 90 | $1,500 | PLO 6-H | 1,304 | $1,740,840 | Joseph Sanders (US) $269,530 |
| 91 | $3K | HORSE | 357 | $953,190 | Gary Bolden (US) $206,321 |
| 92 | $50K | NLHE HR | 178 | $8,499,500 | Jared Bleznick (US) $2,037,947 |
| 93 | $777 | Lucky 7s NLHE 7-H | 6,292 | $4,303,728 | Michael Liang (US) $777,777 |
| 94 | $10K | NLHE 6-H Champ | 502 | $4,668,600 | Michael Rocco (US) $924,922 |
| 95 | $1,979 | Poker HoF NLHE | 1,124 | $1,979,713 | Jamie Walden (UK) $313,370 |
| 96 | $25K | HORSE HR | 120 | $2,232,500 | Xixiang Luo (CN) $725,796 |
| 97 | $3K | PLO 6-H | 844 | $2,253,480 | Alex Livingston (CA) $390,621 |
| 98 | $1,500 | The Closer NLHE | 3,215 | $3,205,335 | Ching Da Wu (TW) $525,500 |
| 99 | $1K | NLHE Super Turbo | 1,544 | $1,258,720 | Aneris Adomkevicius (LT) $201,355 |
| TOTALS | 225,504 | $425,574,443 |
When is the 2024 World Series?
This year’s summer WSOP action started on May 28 and ran through July 17, just a few days off of the 2023 bookend dates.
WSOP Senior Vice President and Executive Director Ty Stewart commented on the 2024 schedule: “With our best schedule ever and more than 100 additional poker tables, we look forward to welcoming legends, first-timers and everyone in between. If you’re a poker player, there is simply no experience on earth like the World Series of Poker.”
Settled on the Strip
In 2022, the WSOP made its debut on the Las Vegas Strip. After 17 years at the off-Strip Rio, the series took parent company Caesars up on its offer to use the ballrooms of Paris and Bally’s Las Vegas. It worked out so well that they kept it going in 2023, and the two casinos will provide the home for the WSOP again in 2024.
In 2023, Bally’s transformed into Horseshoe Las Vegas, harkening back to the the beginning of the World Series of Poker and its early years. Today’s Horseshoe brand reflects modern-day accommodations and casino offerings with a respectful nod to its history.
Paris and Horseshoe are connected. Not only through their ownership but literally through an interior hallway lined with stores and restaurants. Players easily walk between the casinos indoors or outdoors. As was the case in 2022 and 2023, the WSOP 2024 utilize the ballroom spaces of both casinos. They are just a few minutes of a walk/scooter/wheelchair from each other. In 2023, WSOP action utilized 200,000 square feet of convention space for 608 poker tables. This year, there were 100 more tables in use to accommodate more players and create an overall better experience.
Players find Paris and Horseshoe easily accessible from nearby casinos. There is a shared parking garage and valet service, but the properties are also accessible by walking, driving, taking the Las Vegas Monorail or Deuce double-decker buses, or using taxis or ride-shares like Uber or Lyft.
WSOP 2024 Schedule
The 2024 World Series of Poker hosted 99 live tournaments at Paris and Horseshoe this summer. There was also the WSOP Tournament of Champions in Los Angeles prior to the summer series, and WSOP Online hosted bracelet events in the Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, and Pennsylvania markets.
Action began on May 28 in a new way. Normally, the Casino Employees event opens the series, but the new Champions Reunion No Limit Hold’em Freezeout was Event 1 in 2024. The Casino Employees was Event 2 on May 28.
There are a number of *NEW* events on the schedule in 2024, including:
- Event 1: $5K Champions Reunion NLHE 8-Handed Freezeout (2024 Main Event seats for knocking out a previous WSOP Main Event champion)
- Event 3: $500 WSOP Kickoff NLHE Freezeout
- Event 37: $10K Big O Championship
- Event 41: $1,500 Mixed NLHE/PLO Double Board Bomb Pot (2 reentries)
- Event 62: $600 PokerNews Deepstack NLHE Championship (1 reentry)
- Event 65: $5K Seniors NLHE High Roller
- Event 80: $800 Independence Day Celebration NLHE (2 flights, 1 reentry/flight)
- Event 88: $10K Eight-Game Mix 6-Handed
- Event 89: $3K Mid-Stakes NLHE Championship (2 flights, 1 reentry/flight)
Some of the fan favorite events returned this year, including:
- Event 2: $500 Casino Employees (1 reentry)
- Event 5: $1K Mystery Millions NLHE (4 flights, 1 reentry/flight, top bounty $1M, winner = $1M GTD)
- Event 6: $25K NLHE Heads-Up Championship
- Event 7: $1,500 Dealers Choice 6-Handed (1 reentry)
- Event 20: $300 Gladiators of Poker NLHE (4 flights, 2 reentries/flight, prize pool = $3M GTD)
- Event 21: $25K NLHE 6-Handed High Roller (1 reentry)
- Event 26: $25K NLHE 8-Handed High Roller (1 reentry)
- Event 38: $1,500 Monster Stack NLHE (3 flights, 1 reentry/flight)
- Event 39: $50K NLHE 8-Handed High Roller (1 reentry)
- Event 46: $1K Seniors NLHE Championship (2 flights, 1 reentry/flight, players = 50+ years or older)
- Event 47: $100K NLHE High Roller (2 reentries)
- Event 54: $1,500 Millionaire Maker NLHE (3 flights, 1 reentry/flight, winner = $1M GTD)
- Event 55: $250K NLHE Super High Roller (1 reentry)
- Event 58: $50K Poker Players Championship
- Event 59: $1K Super Seniors NLHE (1 reentry){, players = 60+ years or older)
- Event 67: $500 Salute to Warriors NLHE (1 reentry, proceeds to USO and other veterans’ orgs)
- Event 70: $400 Colossus NLHE (3 flights, 1 reentry/flight)
- Event 71: $10K Ladies NLHE Championship (1 reentry, women = discounted buy-in of $1K)
- Event 73: $25K PLO High Roller (2 reentries)
- Event 75: $1K Tag Team NLHE (2 players per team, must register together)
- Event 78: $1K Mini Main Event
- Event 79: $50K PLO High Roller (2 reentries)
- Event 84: $600 NLHE Ultra Stack (2 flights, 2 reentries/flight, payouts each flight)
- Event 85: $600 Flip & Go NLHE by GGPoker (unlimited reentries, first hand = pineapple)
- Event 92: $50K NLHE High Roller (1 reentry)
- Event 93: $777 Lucky 7s NLHE (3 flights, unlimited reentries, winner – $777,777 GTD)
- Event 95: $1,979 Poker Hall of Fame NLHE Bounty (unlimited reentries, bounties on HoF members)
- Event 96: $25K HORSE High Roller (1 reentry)
- Event 98: $1,500 Closer NLHE (2 flights, unlimited reentries)
Main Event 2024 Schedule
The 2023 WSOP Main Event made history. With 10,043 players and a $94M prize pool, it became the largest World Series Main Event ever and awarded the largest first-place prize of $12.1M to winner Daniel Weinman.
This year, the WSOP wanted to do even better. There were more Main Event qualifiers from GGPoker online poker satellites than the 774 in 2023. In fact, GGPoker claims to have sent 1,124 players to the 2024 WSOP, all of whom won their way online.
The 2024 WSOP Main Event started July 3-6, four starting days that gave players flight choices around the holiday. Late registration remained open July 7-8, the two Day 2 flights, through much of the afternoon.
Ultimately, the Main Event played down to the final table on the night of July 14, and the final table played out July 16-17.
The full schedule for 2024 was identical to that of the 2023 Main Event.
| DATE | DAY |
|---|---|
| Monday, July 3rd | WSOP Main Event Day 1a |
| Tuesday, July 4th | WSOP Main Event Day 1b |
| Wednesday, July 5th | WSOP Main Event Day 1c |
| Thursday, July 6th | WSOP Main Event Day 1d |
| Friday, July 7th | WSOP Main Event Day 2abc |
| Saturday, July 8th | WSOP Main Event Day 2d |
| Sunday, July 9th | WSOP Main Event Day 3 |
| Monday, July 10th | WSOP Main Event Day 4 |
| Tuesday, July 11th | WSOP Main Event Day 5 |
| Wednesday, July 12th | WSOP Main Event Day 6 |
| Thursday, July 13th | WSOP Main Event Day 7 |
| Friday, July 14th | WSOP Main Event Day 8 |
| Saturday, July 15th | Rest Day |
| Sunday, July 16th | WSOP Main Event Final Table (Day 9) |
| Monday, July 17th | WSOP Main Event Final Table (Day 10) |
For even more information about the Main Event, check out our WSOP Main Event page.
WSOP 2024 Europe
The World Series of Poker Europe returned to King’s Casino in Rozvadov again this year. The dates for the 15 bracelet events were September 18 to October 9. There were several lower guarantees than in 2023, but the 2024 WSOP Europe still guaranteed at least €15M in prize money.
Rozvadov is a town located on the boundary between Czech Republic and Germany. This location has been hosting the WSOPE since 2017. This year, the fields demonstrated that its players again traveled from many countries to participate, but Italy and Germany dominated the bracelet wins.
The final results of the bracelet events were as follows:
| Buy-in | Tournament Description | Entries | Total € | Winner | |
| 1 | € 350 | Opener (€1M GTD) | 3509 | € 1,039,014 | Przemyslaw Szymanski (UK) €115,350 |
| 2 | € 550 | PLO 8-Max (€300K GTD) | 642 | € 301,740 | Vladimir Kokoulin (UA) €56,100 |
| 3 | € 1,350 | Mini Main Event (€1.5M GTD) | 1286 | € 1,500,000 | Christopher Campisano (IT) €213,350 |
| 4 | € 2,000 | PLO (€300K GTD) | 229 | € 398,270 | Vivian Saliba (BR) €91,400 |
| 5 | € 550 | Colossus (€1.5M GTD) | 2799 | € 1,500,000 | Michael Schuh (CZ) €172,369 |
| 6 | € 5,000 | PLO (€500K GTD) | 141 | € 629,565 | Dennis Weiss (DE) €159,897 |
| 7 | € 1,650 | 6-Max (€300K GTD) | 351 | € 494,910 | Ermanno Di Nicola (IT) €111,250 |
| 8 | € 25,000 | GGMillion$ (€1M GTD) | 38 | € 1,000,000 | Alessandro Pichierri (IT) €335,900 |
| 9 | € 1,100 | Mystery Bounty (€300K GTD) | 525 | € 484,100 | Amir Mozaffarian (DE) €69,050 |
| 10 | € 2,000 | 8-Game Mix (€100K GTD) | 90 | € 156,510 | Patrick Bueno (FR) €43,400 |
| 11 | € 1,100 | Turbo Bounty (€300K GTD) | 458 | € 430,520 | Darius Neagoe (RO) €63,650 |
| 12 | € 50,000 | Diamond High Roller (€1M GTD) | 30 | € 1,395,900 | Martin Kabrhel (CZ) €529,000 |
| 13 | € 10,350 | European Championship (€5M GTD) | 768 | € 7,219,200 | Simone Andrian (IT) €1,300,000 |
| 14 | € 1,000 | Turbo Freezeout (€150K GTD) | 152 | € 150,000 | Zewei Ding (CN) €35,351 |
| 15 | € 550 | Closer (€200K GTD) | 473 | € 222,310 | Marius Schneider (DE) €44,000 |
WSOP Paradise 2024
The first-ever WSOP Paradise took place in December 2023 with 15 bracelet events at the Atlantis resort in the Bahamas. Players traveled from around the world, including hundreds upon hundreds of players who won seats into tournaments via GGPoker online poker satellites.
As the 2024 WSOP summer series came to an end, the World Series of Poker revealed that there will be a second WSOP Paradise in the Bahamas. The full series will be detailed in the coming months, with online qualifiers available on GGPoker. The highlight of the series will be a $25K buy-in Super Main Event with a $50M guarantee.
WSOP 2024 Registration
Players at the World Series of Poker registered in-person and online. They needed to provide a photo ID and a Caesars Rewards card for in-person verification at Paris Las Vegas prior to using the online buy-in options.
In-Person Registration
To register in person, players used the Paris Las Vegas main cashier cage in the casino from May 3 to May 16 (9am to 5pm) and then 24 hours per day from May 17 forward. Starting when the WSOP got underway on May 28, players then went to the Champagne Ballroom, near the front end of the Paris Convention Center. This office opened on May 28 at 9:00am and remained open until 5am the next morning. From May 29 through July 18, the hours expanded to 6:30am to 5:00am daily, with just a 90-minute break in the wee hours of the morning.
Payment possibilities in person at Paris were:
- Credit/Debit Card – Accepted card payment types included Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover. Fees were assessed, and players presented corresponding ID.
- Cashier’s Check – Made payable to the player or Paris Las Vegas from the player’s accredited bank account.
- Gaming Chips – Valid if only from Paris or Horseshoe casinos.
- Cash
Online Registration
Online registration was an option again this year using Bravo Poker Live, the vendor that supplied the WSOP registration and payout program software since 2016. For those who registered and sent payment online, it reduced time spent at the casino waiting in line. In-person verification was required for only the first event played, after which the entire process could be online and at kiosks at Horseshoe and Paris. It is important to note the ways to pay for online registration buy-ins:
- Credit Card – for buy-ins $10,000 and under only. Accepted card payment types included Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover. Once a credit card was been verified for WSOP 2024, this same card could then be used for online registration until the end of the WSOP.
- Bravo TBIC – Bravo Live tournament buy-in credits were earned through Caesars promotions or funded through the PayInfiniti ewallet. PayInfiniti allowed for bank transfers, wires, and ACH transactions.
- WSOP Tournament Account – Set up at Paris cashier cage with cash or gaming chips, but then could be used to register online or via Bravo Poker Live. Players transfered tournament winnings to this account.
For more details on all of the registration options, see our article about WSOP registration.
WSOP Daily Deepstacks
The Daily Deepstacks at the World Series of Poker were not bracelet-awarding events, but the tournaments had become more popular every year. There were several options each day, with buy-ins generally ranging from $200 to $400. In fact, some people played more Daily Deepstacks than bracelet events.
The 2024 WSOP Daily Deepstack schedule was set as follows:
- Daily $250 buy-in NLHE at 1pm (May 28 – July 16)
- Daily $400 buy-in NLHE at 4pm with accelerated format (May 28 – July 16)
- Daily $200 buy-in NLHE at 8pm with accelerated format (May 28 – July 16)
- Thursday $250 buy-in Seniors (50+) NLHE at 9am (May 30 – July 11)
- Monday $250 buy-in HORSE at 3pm (June 3 – July 15)
Women also had a special Ladies NLHE Warm-Up tournament prior to the WSOP Ladies Championship bracelet event. The non-bracelet Warm-Up was a $150 buy-in NLHE tournament at 6pm on June 25. (The $150 was a discounted price for women. Men registering for the women-only event paid $1,500 to enter.)
Competing Las Vegas Series
The WSOP is the main game in town, but that didn’t stopped other poker rooms in Las Vegas from capitalizing on the influx of poker players in May, June, and July. More poker rooms offered competing tournament series in 2024 than ever before.
The benefit of the plethora of poker series was that players had a vast variety of tournament options. Some offered more mixed games, others reduced buy-ins, and a couple of them offered events that were not on the sometimes-frustratingly-busy Las Vegas Strip.
Seven poker rooms released schedules for their 2024 competing tournament series.
- Wynn Las Vegas – 2024 Wynn Summer Classic (May 22-July 18, $37M GTD in 81 events)
- Venetian Las Vegas – 2024 DeepStack Championship Poker Series (May 20-July 31, >$14M GTD in 79 events)
- Aria – 2024 Aria Poker Classic (May 29-July 13, <$12M GTD in 45 events)
- MGM Grand – 2024 Summer Poker Festival (May 29-July 8, >$3.7M GTD in 70 events)
- Golden Nugget – 2024 Grand Poker Series (May 28-July 1, <$3.5M GTD in 96 events)
- Orleans – 2024 Orleans Summer Open (May 26-July 14, <$3.5M GTD in 126 events)
- Resorts World – 2024 Summer Poker Series (June 6-July 24, <$900K GTD in 82 events)
FAQs
The 2024 WSOP will run from May 28th to July 17th. There will also be a WSOP Europe and WSOP Paradise to take place later on in the year.
WSOP Online will run alongside the live events this summer. Those online bracelet schedules will be released in the coming weeks.
The WSOP is partnering again with PokerGO for coverage of many gold bracelet events via livestreams broadcasts online. The partnership with CBS Sports will also continue for a fourth year, with PokerGO producing episodes for CBS. Streaming schedules will be released soon, and CBS Sports air dates will be released toward the middle or end of the WSOP.
No, not in 2024. Players are able to wear masks and protect themselves from viruses as they choose, within WSOP guidelines.
There are plenty of great places to stay during the World Series, so it depends on your budget, time frame, and location preference. Many hotels will offer special offers during the May, June, and July tournament dates, especially those properties owned by Caesars Entertainment.
An event buy-in can range anywhere from $300 to $250,000, depending on the specific event you choose to play.
The WSOP Main Event has a $10,000 buy-in.
The Main Event is a freezeout tournament, which means that once you’re eliminated, you cannot reenter or rebuy.
