Caesars unveils WSOP Online 2025 fall bracelet schedule

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Caesars Entertainment today announced the domestic schedule for the WSOP Online 2025 fall series. This year’s schedule features 33 coveted bracelet events and marks the first time the fall online series will operate with pooled liquidity across four major U.S. jurisdictions: Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.

The series kicks off with Event #1: NL Hold'em $300K GTD Mystery Bounty and includes fan favorites such as Event #16: NL Hold'em $500K GTD Mystery Bounty Championship on 12 October, Event #25: $1,000 Online Championship on 2 November, and Event #32: $3,200 NL Hold’em High Roller Championship on Nov. 9.

All bracelet and circuit ring winners will receive a $5,000 WSOP Paradise package, which includes hotel accommodation and entry into Event #1: Circuit Championship Mystery Bounty No-limit Hold’em, which features a $5M guarantee.

The 2025 WSOP Online fall domestic schedule offers a wide range of buy-ins, with 23 events priced below $1,000, seven events at $1,000 buy-ins, and three High Roller events at $2,000 or higher. Buy-ins range from $250 to $3,200 for the series, catering to players of all levels.

“With more than $10 million in guarantees, the 2025 WSOP Online fall domestic schedule promises something for every type of poker player,” said Danielle Barille, Vice President of Online Poker at Caesars Digital. “With four jurisdictions contributing to the fall player pool for the first time ever, the stage is set for the world’s best poker players to compete in a thrilling run of high-stakes action as they chase coveted gold bracelets.”

For the full WSOP Online 2025 fall schedule and registration details, please visit https://www.wsoponline.com/promotions/wsop-online-25/nv. Players in the United States must be physically located within the state they are playing. Out-of-state residents can visit caesars.com for hotel bookings.

WSOP Paradise returns to Atlantis Paradise Island in the Bahamas from 4-18 December 2025.

The WSOP reserves the right to cancel, change, or modify any tournament events, in part or entirely, without prior notice.