WSOP Online will run its September Circuit series from Sept. 12 through Sept. 23, a 12-day online festival that carries $1.5 million in guarantees and is open to players in Michigan, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Nevada.
According to Pokerfuse, the slate includes 12 ring events, with buy-ins from $100 to $1,000. The schedule begins with a $125,000 guaranteed NLH Big $500 on Sept. 12, follows with a $150,000 guaranteed NLH Mystery Bounty at the $100 buy-in on Sept. 13, then moves into a $320 NLH 6-Max on Sept. 14 with $100,000 guaranteed and a $1,000 High Roller on Sept. 15 with $150,000 guaranteed.
The only Pot-Limit Omaha event on the card comes on Sept. 16, a $500 PLO tournament with a $75,000 guarantee. Later in the week, the schedule includes another NLH Mystery Bounty on Sept. 17, a $215 Turbo PKO on Sept. 18, the $888 Crazy 8’s on Sept. 19, the $525 Main Event on Sept. 20 with a $250,000 guarantee, a $215 NLH event on Sept. 21, a $777 Lucky 7’s Mystery tournament on Sept. 22 and a closing $215 Deepstack on Sept. 23.
The package for each ring winner appears to be a $5,000 WSOP Paradise package. WSOP had already clarified last month that all Circuit ring winners, including online champions, are eligible for the package, which can be applied toward entry into the $2,750 Mystery Bounty Circuit Championship at WSOP Paradise 2026 in December at the Baha Mar Resort in the Bahamas.
Beyond the ring race, each event also feeds the WSOP Online Circuit leaderboard. Monthly leaderboard points are based on field size, buy-in and finishing position, and only players who cash in Gold Ring events during the month qualify; the top eight each month will split more than $7,500 in tournament tickets.
WSOP Online is also running a yearly leaderboard across the full Circuit season. The top four finishers will compete for a combined $55,000 in prizes, all of it in the form of WSOP tournament seats and buy-ins for the 2027 series, with the top two receiving $10,000 Main Event seats.
The September schedule lands after Caesars expanded WSOP Online to pool Pennsylvania liquidity with Nevada, New Jersey and Michigan. Caesars said that made WSOP Online the only U.S. platform where players in all four states can compete in the same player pool, and Danielle Barille, its vice-president of online poker, said the Pennsylvania addition gives avid players there a chance to raise the stakes.
