WSOP Online 2023 USA: Turnout, Trends, & Future in MI & PA – The 2023 online edition of the WSOP running in the US has generated nearly $4 million across 13 bracelet events, with 18 events yet to unfold. The second leg of the WSOP Online 2023 bracelet series for US players is in full throttle. Having kicked off on September 10, this online festival spans two months, featuring a total of 33 online bracelets , with events unfolding almost daily.
The series is open to New Jersey and Nevada players sharing the same player pool on the WSOP.com platform powered by 888poker.
This marks the second time the operator has organized online bracelet events for US online poker this year. The previous series ran concurrently with the live WSOP 2023 events during the summer and raked in over $20 million across 20 tournaments , averaging an impressive $1 million per event. 2023 WSOP Online Bracelet Events Second Leg Stats
Bracelet Events Ran So Far : 13
Total Prize Pool Generated : $3,866,036
Avg Prize Pool – $297,387
Total First-Place Prizes : $947,416
Total Entries : 5061
Avg Entries : 389 Total Rake Collected : $357,540 Bracelet Events Remaining : 18 Last verified: August 2023 Special Signup Offer100% deposit bonus up to $1000! Up to $100 in free play with first deposit Top-quality software Compete for WSOP bracelets & rings Claim Signup Offer or read our full review » Please play responsibly. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call 1-800 GAMBLER. Where is Michigan in the WSOP Shared Liquidity Pool? As anticipated, the current online-exclusive series has witnessed a more subdued turnout. With nearly half the series completed, 13 bracelet events have already concluded. A cursory glance at the tournament lobby indicates participation levels considerably below the norm.This prompts a pertinent question: Why has Michigan, despite officially entering the multi-state online poker compact last year, not yet joined WSOP’s existing shared liquidity network? PokerStars stands out as the sole operator to have capitalized on this development, while competitors like WSOP and BetMGM have […]
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