CSOP Fall 2025: 23 Days of Crypto Poker Action

By Samantha Doyle

02 Sep 2025

Samantha Doyle 02 Sep 2025

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CSOP Fall 2025 runs Sep 7-29 with 125 events.
$6M in guarantees; buy-ins from $2 to $5,000.
$100K in promotion tickets via leaderboards, challenges.

Squeezing 125 tournaments into just 23 days sounds like a nightmare, right? CoinPoker prefers the term CSOP Fall 2025.

We're (of course) talking about the annual Crypto Series of Poker and this 2025 Fall edition is the biggest to date, offering $6 million in guarantees, daily satellites, and three buy-in tiers per event. The only thing missing is a day off.

What’s on the CSOP Fall 2025 Schedule?

The series runs from Sunday, September 7 through Monday, September 29. This means 125 official CSOP events plus 39 side events across NLH, PLO, and PLO5 formats. Tournaments are split into low, medium, and high buy-in tiers, each with its own leaderboard and daily qualifiers.

The low tier covers $2 to $10, the medium tier hits $25 and $50, while the high tier ramps up from $100 to $500, with a handful of side events going as high as $5,000. For most players, daily satellites (starting from $0.20) will offer a softer entry into the big-ticket events.

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Sundays Are a Whole Series by Themselves

Every Sunday in the CSOP plays like a mini main event day. The $150 Bitcoin Event sees its guarantee boosted to $125,000, up from the usual $100K. Sunday Specials offer three buy-in levels, with prize pools of $2,500, $20,000, and $50,000 respectively.

But the date to underline is September 28, where the final Sunday includes three Main Events (capped off by a $500 buy-in with a $200K prize pool), plus the last round of the boosted Bitcoin and Sunday Specials. Altogether, nearly $1 million is packed into that one day alone.

High Rollers, You're Covered

CoinPoker has quietly built itself a reputation for catering to high-stakes players, and the CSOP doesn’t veer from that. The series includes six high roller events per week, including $5,000 buy-ins on Mondays and Sundays, a $2,000 6-Max PLO, and regular $1K PLO and PKO formats.

So while the schedule is accessible for all bankrolls, the nosebleeds haven’t been forgotten.

Promotions: Another $100K on the Table

Outside the main guarantees, CoinPoker is adding $100,000 in tournament tickets through three separate promos:

Leaderboards ($50K total) reward consistent finishes across the three buy-in tiers.
Volume Challenges ($30K) offer in-the-money entries to exclusive tournaments for players who hit 40% of events.
Second Chance Flipouts ($20K) hand out consolation tickets to those who bust early in three events in one day.

All leaderboard prizes are in ticket form and delivered post-series, with expiry windows and tier-specific eligibility. The leaderboard point formula scales with field size and finishing position, so even medium-run finishes in larger fields can rack up points.