Over the summer, players got to compete for dozens of bracelets online. Now, WSOP is adding 10 more online bracelet events that will run in conjunction with the live World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. The new online bracelet events will be held every Sunday during the 2021 WSOP, which spans from September 30th to well into November. The 2021 WSOP Main Event will get underway on November 2nd. In adding the new events, WSOP Senior Vice President of the WSOP Ty Stewart said the goal is to give increased access to the WSOP.

Our philosophy has always been to provide players the most options of any poker festival in the world. WSOP.com online bracelets have a strong track record of significant prize pools, making them a great option for players who want to multi-table while in a live tournament, or play from the convenience of their home or hotel.

Players will be able to play the new bracelet events from WSOP.com while located in Nevada and New Jersey. One of the bracelet events will also be held for players in the recently-launched Pennsylvania online market. Players in PA will not be able to play in the other events as the state has not yet entered into the multi-state liquidity agreement that will allow interstate play from the state. If you are a player from outside of these states, including players visited outside of the United States, you can create an account and enter the events as long as you are physically located in the state while playing.

Full WSOP online schedule

The WSOP schedule adds to an already robust schedule, which includes 88 events from September 20th through November 22nd. When counting the other online bracelet events during the summer, there will be 175 bracelets awarded this year, which will be a record. And that's not even counting WSOP Europe, which is scheduled to run from November 19th to December 8th. Here are the new events which were added last week:

2021 WSOP Online Schedule (October and November)

What happened during the summer?

An extensive WSOP schedule has already been played with a total of 74 bracelet events scattered across the summer. The schedule kicked off on WSOP.com with 33 bracelet events during July with players from Nevada and New Jersey able to participate. This was followed up by the same number of events on GG Poker and held during August and through mid-September. Given that GG Poker is not available to players in the United States, it was effectively an international tournament, available to players in counties such as Canada and the United Kingdom. Players in Pennsylvania also got their own small WSOP schedule with eight bracelet events which were held from August 8th to August 15th.

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