1. Wsop 2018 Dates 2019
2. Wsop 2019 Updates
3. 2018 Wsop Dates

The World Series of Poker (WSOP) is held annually in Las Vegas. It's the largest and most attended poker festival in the world. This world championship collects thousands of ordinary poker fans and all best players to challenge not only the title of the best poker player in the world but also to win one of the 60+ prestigious WSOP bracelets. Players can qualify for the 2018/19 Global Casino Championship in one of several ways (a.) win a Circuit Main Event at any domestic or international stop (b.) win a 'Casino Championship,' which is defined as the player at each stop who accumulates the most points throughout the 12-event gold ring schedule at any domestic or international stop (c.) be one of the top 50 cumulative point earners. The WSOP 2018 will be held from May 29th to July 17th of 2018 at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America. A total of 78 gold bracelets will be awarded. A total of 78 gold bracelets will be awarded. World Series of Poker (WSOP) is all set to host World Series of Poker Europe 2018 events beginning 9th October, 2018 at King's Casino in Rozvadov, Czech Republic. The 2018 World Series of Poker (WSOP) schedule has been finalized and published following an unintentional leak on December 6. WSOP Tournament Director Jack Effel has confirmed the 2018 WSOP schedule will contain nine new events.

The 2018 World Series of Poker’s schedule of broadcasts has been released by Poker Central and ESPN. The preliminary information announced on Thursday, Feb. 15 covers the WSOP main event, which features everyday coverage from July 2nd – July 14th. In addition to the main event, ESPN will also broadcast the $1 million buy-in Big One for One Drop no-limit hold’em high roller tournament on July 16-17.

PokerGO will offer exclusive WSOP Main Event coverage that is not broadcast during ESPN windows. The full PokerGO WSOP streaming schedule will be revealed at a later date.

Wsop 2018 Dates 2019

Wsop 2019 Updates

“Last year, both ESPN viewership and PokerGO subscription numbers were very strong throughout the WSOP Main Event,” said JR McCabe chief digital officer of Poker Central. “This year, we’re doubling down on live coverage of the World Series of Poker by adding the Big One for One Drop and bringing even more live poker to fans worldwide.”

“ESPN has a long-running relationship with the World Series of Poker, and we are always looking for ways to bring viewers the most preeminent coverage,” said Doug White, ESPN senior director of Programming & Acquisitions. “By doubling down on our broadcast and digital platform coverage, we’re going to bring fans and viewers even closer to the sport’s biggest events from all aspects and angles.”

In 2018 ESPN will broadcast at least 40 hours of live WSOP coverage on TV, with 130 hours of originally produced episodes. ESPN’s comprehensive broadcast of the WSOP will continue through 2020.

“We’re ecstatic that ESPN and Poker Central continue to raise the bar and deliver more live poker content to audiences across the globe,” said executive director of the World Series of Poker Ty Stewart. “Fans today demand immediacy and wall-to-wall coverage and this year’s offerings deliver on that in spades.”

Check out the schedule of coverage for the WSOP Main Event and the Big One for One Drop on ESPN and ESPN2:

The press release from the WSOP noted that the schedules including dates, times, and specific events that are subject to change. All events will be streamed on a 30-minute delay with hole cards shown per gaming regulations.

2018 Wsop Dates