GGPoker has announced the 2026 WSOP Online Bracelet Series from August 16 to September 29. Featuring 33 bracelet events and $5 million in promotions, all event winners receive a $30,000 Super Pass package to WSOP Paradise in the Bahamas.
The 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Online Bracelet Series is returning to GGPoker from August 16 through September 29.
Running for six weeks, the prestigious online festival will feature 33 official WSOP bracelet events along with $5 million in added promotional value.
The highlight of this year's festival is a major structural shift in how value is distributed. Every player who wins a bracelet during the series will receive a $30,000 Super Pass package to the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event in the Bahamas, regardless of the buy-in tier of their winning event.
GGPoker first partnered with the World Series of Poker to host official online bracelet events in 2020 following the cancellation of the live summer series in Las Vegas. That inaugural series awarded 54 bracelets and generated nearly $150 million in prize money.
In the years following the return of live WSOP festivals in 2021, the online series format stabilized into a 33-event festival schedule. Over time, both total entries and festival prize pools have maintained a consistent year over year growth pattern.
Outside of its digital operations, GGPoker has expanded its live footprint across international markets. This expansion includes a UK-wide partnership with Grosvenor Casinos, covering more than 50 live poker festivals each year.
GGPoker confirmed via its official promotions page that three core promotional features are returning for the 2026 series.
The Super Pass bonus provides direct entry into the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event, scheduled to take place in the Bahamas this December. The package guarantees a live tournament seat at one of the flagship live stops of the year.
Under GGPoker terms for the Country Competition, if a top 10 nation is excluded due to compliance or regulatory reasons, the freeroll spot passes down to the next eligible lower-ranked country. This rule ensures the full $1 million in promotional funds is distributed.