GGPoker has revealed the first details of the 2026 WSOP Online Bracelet Series, saying the international festival will return in August as a six-week run with 33 gold bracelet events and $5 million in added promotions.
According to Pokerfuse, the series runs from Aug. 16 to Sept. 29. The outlet said the announcement surfaced as part of GGPoker’s $18 million August Giveaway, and that the operator had not yet published the complete schedule or updated its official WSOP Online landing page.
The confirmed side promotions include a $1 million WSOP Country Competition, $3 million in Continental Flipouts and a $30,000 Super Pass Bonus for every bracelet winner. The Super Pass gives winners entry to the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event in the Bahamas in December.
The 2026 edition is the seventh international WSOP Online Bracelet Series hosted on GGPoker. It began in 2020 after the pandemic forced the cancellation of the traditional summer series in Las Vegas, and the inaugural online festival awarded 54 bracelets and nearly $150 million in prize money. Since live WSOP returned in 2021, the online series has settled into a 33-event format each year.
Last year was the biggest edition since that pandemic-era debut. The 2025 series ran from Aug. 17 to Sept. 30, generated more than $119.5 million in prize pools across 33 events and drew almost 165,000 entries. The $5,000 Main Event carried a $25 million guarantee, attracted nearly 6,000 entries and finished with a prize pool above $28.3 million, won by Benjamin “bencb” Rolle for nearly $3.9 million.
Caesars Entertainment had already announced a separate 2026 WSOP Online Bracelet schedule for players in Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania. That domestic series ran from May 30 to July 14, featured 30 online gold bracelet events and more than $7 million in guaranteed prize pools, brought back a $50,000 Online Bracelet Leaderboard and included two 25-Seat Scramble tournaments on June 28 and June 30, plus three high roller events ending with live final tables in Las Vegas. Caesars said players could compete online while also playing live WSOP events in Las Vegas. Pokerfuse said the full tournament schedule is expected in the coming weeks, as it has been in previous years.
