WSOP Online Is Back for US Players This Fall
The World Series of Poker is bringing its online bracelet action back to American players with the Fall WSOP Online Poker Festival, running from September 27 through November 10. Across roughly six weeks, 33 bracelet events are on the schedule — a substantial slate that gives grinders in eligible states plenty of opportunities to chase gold without leaving home.
Who Can Play?
Availability is limited to players located in the four US states with legal, regulated online poker:
- Nevada
- New Jersey
- Michigan
- Pennsylvania
If you're outside those four states, you'll need to keep an eye on whether your jurisdiction's regulatory landscape changes before the festival wraps up.
Why This Matters
Online WSOP bracelets carry the same prestige as their live counterparts — a point the poker world debated hotly when they were introduced but has largely settled. With 33 events compressed into a six-week window, the festival represents one of the densest concentrations of bracelet opportunities available to US-based players in any given year. For tournament specialists, this kind of schedule demands careful planning around volume, buy-in distribution, and stamina.
It's also a notable signal for the health of the US regulated online poker market. Multi-state events pooling players across Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, and Pennsylvania tend to produce larger fields and healthier prize pools than single-state offerings — a win for the ecosystem as a whole.
Get the Full Schedule
The complete event lineup — including buy-in levels, formats, and start times — is available at the link below. If you're planning to play, reviewing the schedule early is worthwhile given the density of events.