GGPoker has confirmed the first details of its upcoming World Series of Poker Online Bracelet Series.
Running from August 16 to September 29, the WSOP Online Bracelet Series will feature 33 bracelet events for international players.
As in previous years, a number of promotional giveaways will award millions of dollars in addition to the tournament prizepools. Each bracelet winner will also receive a $30,000 Super Pass, including entry to the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event in The Bahamas later this year.
Two other promotions are also expected to return.
- $3 million Continental Flipouts: After every bracelet event, players will be assigned to one of four continental teams. Anyone sharing the winning player's continent will qualify for a bracket-style flipout worth up to $250,000.
- $1M WSOP Country Competition: Countries earn points throughout the series, with the top 10 nations qualifying for exclusive freerolls. Higher-ranked countries compete for larger prize pools.
The full schedule has yet to be released, with further details expected shortly.
Benjamin Rolle won the 2025 WSOP Online Main Event for $3,900,907.Benjamin Rolle's redemption
During the 2025 WSOP Online series, Phil Hellmuth and Daniel Negreanu headlined the livestream commentary teams for broadcasts of select events.
Negreanu also provided fans with livestreams of his own throughout the series – let's hope he fires up the cameras again this year.
In 2025, the WSOP Online Main Event drew a massive field of 5,961 unique entries to generate a prize pool of $28,314,750.
Attendance dipped slightly from the 6,146 entries and $29,193,500 prize pool recorded in 2024, but the $3,900,907 first prize remained one of the biggest poker payouts of the year.
After an eighth-place finish in the event in 2024, Benjamin 'bencb' Rolle returned to finish the job and navigated the huge field to reach the final table. With Jeff Gross and Hellmuth in the commentary booth, the entirety of the final table was livestreamed on the GGPoker YouTube Channel.
Rolle completed the comeback by winning his first WSOP bracelet and the $3,900,907 top prize.
Watch Rolle break down one of the key hands from his bracelet-winning run against Andras Nemeth below.
