There’s only a couple of weeks to go before WSOP 2021 kicks off on September 30 in Las Vegas. If you haven’t started preparing your schedule yet, it’s time to do it now! Planning your World Series of Poker adventure isn’t easy, especially as since last year there’s been live and online tournaments in the mix. This has made it more accessible in general but also a little more confusing. This article will explain how WSOP events are structured, as well as give you an idea of what to expect in terms of buy-ins, qualifying satellites, blind structures, and playing schedules. With this information, you’ll be much better equipped to plan and figure out what WSOP tournaments you might be interested in playing this year. WSOP Online As mentioned, the World Series of Poker was moved entirely online in 2020. The pandemic made it impossible to host a live event gathering dozens of thousands of people from all over the globe. This year it is a combination of both although the online events for 2021 have now finished. The WSOP Online 2021 took place on WSOP.com (US players only) and GGPoker (international players). As expected, buy-ins for online WSOP tournaments are significantly smaller than the ones for live events. This sparked controversy in the community, with some players voicing their concerns that this actually devalues WSOP bracelets. However, this debate didn’t change the organizers’ minds. Live WSOP Events For years now, the World Series of Poker has been taking […]
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