WSOP NV and NJ To Offer Combined 33 Online Bracelet Events From Sep 10

Summary:

• WSOP will run exclusive Online Bracelet series for US Players from Sep 10
• Nevada and New Jersey players will have a crack at 33 WSOP bracelet events
• The US online bracelet series is different from the international online bracelet series

The World Series of Poker (WSOP) had massive success with its live edition of the 2023 WSOP at Bally’s. The WSOP will now exclusively target US players with its 4th edition of an Online Bracelet series that will run from Sep 10 to Oct 17.

The WSOP has had great success with its Online Bracelet series in the United States and 2023 will mark its 4th annual Online Bracelet series. Do note that this US exclusive bracelet series is different from its International WSOP Online Bracelet series which runs on GGPoker.

NV and NJ Players Get Shot At 33 Bracelet Events

There have been discussions in online poker forums as to whether the WSOP is saturating the market with so many WSOP bracelet events. A few years ago, the WSOP gold bracelet was one of the most coveted items on a poker player’s bucket list.

However, with so many WSOP bracelets being given away during the last couple of years, some players feel that it is no longer as difficult to get a WSOP bracelet due to so many bracelet events.

US players in Nevada and New Jersey will be delighted to know that the WSOP has put together as many as 33 bracelet events for them. WSOP PA and WSOP MI will also host separate WSOP bracelet events for their respective markets. The WSOP is yet to announce how many bracelet events it will hold for players in Pennsylvania and Michigan.

WSOP Online Bracelet Series Ideal For Mid-Stakes Players

The WSOP Online Bracelet series will be ideal for mid-stakes players as the buy-ins start out from $365 and go up to $5300. High stakes players should also watch out for some of these events such as the $1000 NLH Online Championship.

Low stakes players in Nevada and New Jersey will not find a lot of events for them as 15 out of the 33 scheduled events have buy-ins over $1,000. The buy-in average across all 33 events works out to nearly $1,250. The WSOP is also set to introduce a couple of new and exciting 6 handed events. Do check out the WSOP website to find out more details.