Wsop 2018 Dates
Wsop 2018 Dates 2020
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- The World Series of Poker (WSOP) is held annually in Las Vegas. It's the largest and most attended poker festival in the world. This world championship collects thousands of ordinary poker fans and all best players to challenge not only the title of the best poker player in the world but also to win one of the 60+ prestigious WSOP bracelets.
Players can qualify for the 2018/19 Global Casino Championship in one of several ways (a.) win a Circuit Main Event at any domestic or international stop (b.) win a 'Casino Championship,' which is defined as the player at each stop who accumulates the most points throughout the 12-event gold ring schedule at any domestic or international stop (c.) be one of the top 50 cumulative point earners.
Wsop 2018 Schedule
The World Series of Poker returns to Las Vegas' Rio All Suite Hotel & Casino for the 49th edition of poker's most famous tournament series. Between May 30 and July 17, a record 78 WSOP gold bracelets will be on the line with buy-ins ranging from $365 all the way up to $1 million in a wide variety of games and disciplines.
Poker's premier event, the main event, takes place from July 2-14. The $10,000 no-limit hold'em tournament will be broadcast on ESPN, ESPN2 and the PokerGo subscription streaming service. The defending champion, Scott Blumstein, outlasted a field of 7,221 players to win $8.15 million in 2017.
Wsop 2019 Updates
The $1 million Big One for One Drop returns to the WSOP in Las Vegas for the first time in four years, as the closing event of the series. Past champions include Antonio Esfandiari, Daniel Colman and Elton Tsang. The fourth edition of this tournament will be capped at 48 players, and will also air live on ESPN and Poker Go through its conclusion on July 17.
Wsop 2018 Dates 2021
Here's what the rest of the schedule looks like: