The World Series of Poker Circuit returns to the Hawkeye State, bringing 18 ring events and shots at poker glory beginning on September 4th, 2025. The Horseshoe Casino is a regular host to the WSOPC, and it will welcome players back for 12 days of non-stop poker action.
A full schedule of ring events
Buy-ins will range from $400 to $1,700 throughout the series. Of the 18 events, 14 are at the $400 price point, including the Mini Main Event from September 5-7.
For the non-hold'em players, the $400 PLO is on September 8th, and the $400 PLO 8/B is on September 9th.
The marquee $1,700 Main Event closes the series, running from September 12-15. It features two starting flights on Friday and Saturday with two re-entries available each day. Scott Allacher won the Main Event last time the Circuit came through for his career-best score of $83,865.
Scott Allacher won the WSOPC Council Bluffs Main Event in 2024
On the river just outside Omaha
If you've never been to Council Bluffs, it's just across the Missouri River — five miles outside Omaha, Nebraska. With 18 tables in the poker room, a 24-hour casino floor, and a full-service sportsbook, players can get their fill of whatever type of action they're looking for.
Council Bluffs Casino is ready to hose the WSOPCThe most popular eatery spot on-site is Jack Binion's Steakhouse, open Tuesday - Saturday in the evenings.
Good luck with the Bluffs
The series starts on Thursday, and PokerOrg will be on hand as the official media partner as usual. Look for our live reporting on our Instant Live platform. Request and download your free players' photos from our professional photographer there all series.
We'll be there waiting to crown 18 new champions who'll punch their tickets to WSOP Paradise this December.
