2026 WSOP Online Bracelet Series Returns With a Bahamas Package

By Mrinal Gujare

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2026 WSOP Online Bracelet Series runs Aug 16–Sep 29 on GGPoker
33 event winners each get a $30K Bahamas Super Pass for WSOP Paradise
$5M in promotional rewards; full schedule coming soon

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The 2026 WSOP Online Bracelet Series runs on GGPoker from August 16 to September 29. Featuring 33 bracelet events and $5 million in promotions, every champion receives a $30,000 Bahamas Super Pass package to the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event.

Grinding a modest buy-in bracelet event just got a lot more valuable this August. GGPoker has confirmed the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Online Bracelet Series runs from August 16 through September 29, bringing 33 bracelets and $5 million in side promotions back to the platform.

GGPoker first hosted WSOP bracelet events in 2020, after the pandemic forced the cancellation of that year's live summer series in Las Vegas. That debut season awarded 54 bracelets and distributed nearly $150 million in prize money.

The format has settled into a steadier rhythm since live WSOP action returned in 2021. Every edition since has featured 33 bracelet events, even as entries and total prize pools have climbed year over year.

GGPoker has grown its live footprint well beyond its online roots since then, most recently through a UK-wide partnership with Grosvenor Casinos covering more than 50 festivals a year.

GGPoker confirmed the return of three familiar promotional mechanics on its own promotions page. Each one pays out well beyond the players who actually win a bracelet.

The Super Pass includes direct entry into the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event, which returns to the Bahamas this December. Each package covers a real seat at one of the year's biggest live tournaments.

GGPoker's terms let a lower-ranked country inherit a freeroll spot whenever a higher-ranked nation gets excluded for compliance reasons. That keeps the Country Competition payouts moving even when a top 10 finisher cannot participate.

A Bahamas Trip Is Not Reserved Anymore

Super Pass bonuses have typically centered on the marquee Main Event alone. GGPoker extends the same $30,000 package to all 33 bracelet winners this year, regardless of buy-in size.

A player who wins a modest four-figure event walks away with the same Bahamas package as someone who takes down the flagship tournament. The size of the bracelet event no longer dictates the size of the bonus.

The Continental Flipouts and Country Competition push that logic even further. Players who never reach a final table can still cash a five-figure Flipout ticket just by sharing a continent with a winner.

Awaiting the Full Schedule

GGPoker has not yet released the full 33-event lineup for 2026. Complete schedules have historically dropped closer to the actual start date in past editions.

Last year's full schedule confirmed the $5,000 Main Event and its $25 million guarantee only shortly before the series began.

A similar rollout looks likely again this year. Players have one firm date to plan around for now. The series begins August 16, kicking off six weeks that have grown bigger every year since the pandemic first pushed WSOP bracelets online.

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