The 2024 World Series of Poker Online released their schedule with 30 bracelets at stake this summer for online poker players in Nevada, New Jersey, and Michigan. All three states are now a part of a shared liquidity player pool, which will boost the numbers of players taking a shot at an online bracelet. Online poker players in Pennsylvania have their own WSOP Online series with seven bracelets up for grabs.

Get ready to bust some virtual donks while trying to win some WSOP bling! The 2024 World Series of Poker Online released their schedule with 30 bracelets at stake this summer for online poker players in Nevada, New Jersey, and Michigan. All three states are now a part of a shared liquidity player pool, which will boost the numbers of players taking a shot at an online bracelet. Online poker players in Pennsylvania have their own WSOP Online series with seven bracelets up for grabs.
A lot has happened at WSOP HQ in recent weeks while the crew geared up for the 2024 WSOP which begins today. There will be another big batch of online bracelets including hybrid events with final tables played out in Las Vegas.
First of all, the WSOP.com has been rebranded a WSOP Online.
"This platform upgrade is long overdue and is a big win for our players," said Danielle Barille, Vice President of Online Poker at Caesars Digital. "The best is yet to come for WSOP Online tournaments, and we're thrilled to bring Michigan players into the fold with Nevada and New Jersey, resulting in a better experience, more value, and the biggest prize pools of the year."
Secondly, there's now a shared player liquidity pool among three states: Nevada, New Jersey, and Michigan. This triumvirate will compete in the upcoming 2024 WSOP Online with 30 bracelet events. Yep, that's right... 30 pieces of hardware are in play at WSOP Online. Players from Pennsylvania will have their own WSOP Online series with seven events and seven bracelet up for grabs.
The 2024 WSOP Online in NV, NJ, and MI will have buy-ins as low as $333 and as high as $10,000. At least 14 events have a buy-in at $600 or lower, plus a pair of $888 buy-in affairs with Crazy 8s and Crazy 8s Encore.
Event #1 begins on June 1 with the $555 buy-in NLHE 55th Annual Kick Off. Some of the events on this year's WSOP Online schedule include PKO, Deepstack, Triple Treys, Ultra Deepstack, PKO, 6-Max, Monsterstack, Mystery Bounty, Freezeout, Lucky 7s, PLO Mystery Bounty 6-Max, Deepstack Championship, Mystery Bounty Championship, 6-Max Online Championship, PLO 6-Max Championship, NL Mystery Bounty 6-MAX, Summer Saver, and PKO Fight Night.
There are also five high rollers for players in NV, NJ, and MI with buy-ins ranging from $3,200 to $10,000.
But that's not all, there will be exclusive satellites at WSOP Online for as low as $1 to qualify for land-based tournaments in Las Vegas at the Paris Casino and Horseshoe Casino. WSOP Online will also host daily single-table satellites. And then there's their massive promo with two MEGA-SATS on June 30 and July 3 called the 25 Seat Scramble where they will dole out a guaranteed 25-seat Main Event entries.
What's up with the hybrid events? The WSOP Online will host five high-roller events that begin online, but those Higher Roller final tables will play down to a champion live in Las Vegas.
For the hybrid events that start on June 18 (Event #9 $3,200 NLHE High Roller) and June 29 (Event #14 $5,300 NL High Roller 8-Max), the final table in Las Vegas will start on July 14 with the final six players in each.
For the hybrid events that begin on July 10 (Event #23 $5,300 High Roller Championship) and July 11 (Event #24 WSOP Online Championship Event), those two will have their final six slug it out live in Las Vegas on July 15.
The final hybrid online event on July 13 (Event #28 $3,200 NLHE High Roller) will finish their final table of six live on July 17.
Yo, PA! Don't fret. We didn't forget about yinzers. The WSOP Online in Pennsylvania will host seven events between June 2 and July 14 with buy-is ranging from $333 to $500. The kickoff event begins June 2 at 6:30pm local time with the $500 buy-in Event #1 NL Hold'em Bankroll Builder. Other events in PA include a PKO, Deepstack Turbo, Mystery Bounty, Monsterstack, a $333 affair on July 7, and the Summer Saver finale which as a $500 buy-in slated for July 14.
For more information and a complete schedule for your state, visit the WSOP.com. If you don't live in one of the lucky four states, then you'll have to set up shop in either Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, or Pennsylvania.