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PTWSOP Fall Online Bracelet Series Returns Sept. 28–Nov. 11
Summary:
- The WSOP fall series will unfold between September 28 and November 11, awarding 33 official gold bracelets.
- The series is open to players in Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
- Buy-ins range from $250 to $3,200, with six Mystery Bounty events featuring $1.9 million in guaranteed prizes.
The World Series of Poker is returning to online tables for its fall bracelet series, giving U.S. Poker players another shot at poker glory from September 28 through November 11. Now in its fourth edition, the online-only festival will award 33 official gold bracelets to players competing across Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, and, for the first time this year, Pennsylvania.
Seven Weeks of Tourneys
Spanning seven weeks, the event, which marks the second WSOP Online bracelet series of the year, will introduce tournaments running roughly every other day.
Poker aficionados who kept an eye on the summer edition held alongside the live WSOP festival in Las Vegas are familiar with the roughly $30 million awarded across a total of 29 events, each averaging close to $1 million.
Each fall bracelet winner will now also receive a $5,000 WSOP Paradise package, granting entry to the Circuit Championship event at WSOP Paradise 2025 in the Bahamas, along with accommodations valued at $2,250.
The addition of Pennsylvania players to the shared pool is expected to boost prize pools compared to last year’s $9.4 million across 32 events.
Changes in the Schedule
Organizers switched up last year’s schedule in some areas. For starters, the $5,300 High Roller bracelet event, which failed to gather sufficient entries last year, has been completely eliminated, translating to a lower buy-in range ($250-$3,200).
Plus, average buy-ins have dropped from $982 to $831, while Mystery Bounty events featuring guaranteed prize pools have increased from five to six, with total guarantees now reaching $1.9 million.
Highlights include the opening $500 NLH Mystery Bounty with a $300,000 guarantee, another $500 NLH Mystery Bounty on October 12, and the $1,000 NLH Mystery Bounty Championship on October 19 with a $500,000 guarantee. Other featured events include the $500 PLO Mystery Bounty 6-Max on October 26 with a $200,000 guarantee.
Traditional favorites are making a comeback. The list includes the $777 NLH Lucky 7’s, $2,000 NLH Big PKO, $3,200 NLH High Roller, $1,000 NLH Online Championship, $888 Crazy 8’s, $333 Triple Treys, and a $500 Freezeout.
Lower-tier novelty tournaments like the Spooky Monsterstack and $400 Turbo have been replaced by the $400 COLOSSUS, a mid-stakes event designed for wide participation.
