As players start packing for the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas this summer, some players will be more focused on the online poker grind.
As the series approaches, USPoker spoke with several players who are to ready to hit the virtual tables. Many are looking forward to taking a shot at some hardware online as well as in Sin City. ♠♠♠ For a complete preview of the summer’s online events at WSOP.com, click here . For a complete look at the entire WSOP schedule, click here . ♠♠♠
What to expect from the WSOP online bracelet action
The online portion of the series runs from June 5 to July 17 and with 13 online bracelet events for New Jersey and Nevada markets. These two states feature a shared player pool.
Pennsylvania and Michigan will also have separate online events during this time with eight chances to grab bracelets. Each of these states is a ringed-in market and players compete independently of other WSOP.com sites.
Buy-ins for the online tournaments in all markets range from $400 to $7,777 . Playing the WSOP online at home – and in Vegas
Players with busy summer schedules like the opportunity to win a bracelet without having to travel to Las Vegas.
New Jersey online poker player Matthew “Mamunez” Lopresti is taking advantage of that option this summer. “I have a busy workload this July but I am definitely going to play the July 3 $500 online deepstack,” he says. “Would be a nice way to celebrate the Fourth of July with a new bracelet to show off.” Some players are planning on jumping in all the events they possibly can this summer. That includes popular YouTube poker vlogger Ethan “Rampage” Yau .
He won an online bracelet in 2020 and is traveling to Vegas with his eyes on live and online events.“I’ll be firing at almost all of them,” he said.Pennsylvania online grinder Michael “lazethis’ Hammers plans on coordinating his schedule to play from the Keystone State. Hammers is planning on taking his bracelet quest onto Twitch.“I would like to stream some online bracelets,” […]
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