Compete for a Chance to Win a WSOP Bracelet for Under $1,000

Want to win a coveted WSOP bracelet? The World Series of Poker is back in Vegas starting on May 28. The best poker players in the world gather at the Horseshoe and Paris casinos to compete with the best in the world. Here’s some events that give you a good chance at a bracelet.

The 2024 World Series of Poker is just around the corner. The Paris Casino and the Horseshoe Casino on the Las Vegas Strip will host the most prestigious tournament series in the world once again. The festivities begin on May 28 and run through July 17.

The 2024 WSOP schedule features 22 open bracelet events with buy-ins between $300 and $1,000. These affordable tournaments are the perfect way for a newcomer or amateur to take a shot at a coveted WSOP bracelet with a rare opportunity to compete against their favorite poker pros. These lower buy-in tournaments also provide players, with a limited bankroll or travel budget, a chance to cross off a bucket list item for under $1,000.

Fun Bracelet Events for $500 or Less

Event #3 $500 WSOP Kickoff, which is a NLHE freezeout, officially kicks off the 2024 WSOP on Wednesday, May 29.

The WSOP made a wise business decision to cater to the so-called weekend warriors with their branded events. In 2023, the WSOP introduced a new event called “The Gladiators of Poker.” The $300 buy-in no-limit hold ‘em (NLHE) tournament attracted 23,088 runners last year which made it a sensational hit. The massive field generated a prize pool worth over $5.6 million, which smashed the $3 million guarantee, and the winner banked nearly $500,000.

 


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The Gladiators of Poker returns this year with another $3 million guarantee starting on Thursday, June 6. The modest entry fee of $300 marks the lowest price point at the 2024 WSOP, which means almost anyone can fulfill a life-long dream of playing in a WSOP event and take a shot at a gold bracelet and a six-figure payout.

The Colossus is another popular NLHE tournament and branded event thanks to its $400 buy-in. Last year’s Colossus attracted 15,894 entrants and a prize pool over $5.2 million with $501,120 set aside to the winner. Event #70 Colossus begins on Friday, June 28 with the first of three opening flights.

There’s also Event #27 Salute to Warriors, which benefits various veterans charities. That special NLHE event has a $500 buy-in and it begins on Thursday, June 27.

Deepstack Value Shopping at $600

The 2024 WSOP offers five events with a $600 buy-in. If you’re a fan of mixed games, specifically pot-limit Omaha (PLO), then take a look at Event #30 Mixed NLHE/PLO Deepstack which begins on Tuesday, June 11.

PLO enthusiasts will not want to miss Event #33 PLO Deepstack, which begins on Wednesday, June 12.

If you prefer NLHE deepstack tournaments, there are two in the same week. Event #62 PokerNews Deepstack Championship starts on Tuesday June 25, and Event #64 NLHE Deepstack starts on Wednesday, June 26. Players in both deepstack tournaments will begin with a starting stack worth 30,000 in chips.

There’s also one final $600 buy-in event toward the end of the series. The Ultra Stack NLHE has two opening flights with the first one slated for Sunday, July 7. The starting stack in the Ultra is worth 60,000 in chips, or twice as much as the typical deepstack tournament.

$777 Lucky 7’s and the $800 Independence Day Celebration

There are a trio of $800 buy-in events beginning with Event #17 NLHE Deepstack on Wednessay, June 5. There’s another NLHE deepstack tournament with Event #36 8-Handed Deepstack on Thursday, June 13.

To commemorate the Fourth of July holiday, the WSOP will introduce a new NLHE event called the Independence Day Celebration. Event #80 has two opening flights either on Wednesday, July 3 or Thursday, July 4.

There’s also the wildly popular $777 buy-in Lucky 7’s. This NLHE tournament is seven-handed to fit the Lucky 7’s theme. Event #93 Lucky 7’s begins on Saturday, July 13. Last year’s champion banked $777,777 for first place.

 

There are eight more open events with a buy-in of $1,000. The first one is Event #5 Mystery Millions which begins on Thursday, May 30. This NLHE tournament includes a top bounty worth $1,000,000 and first place is guaranteed to win at least $1,000,000. There will be four opening flights in the Mystery Millions, and players are allowed one entry per flight.

Players who thrive in a fast-paced environment should not skip Event #14 Super Turbo Bounty. The single-day NLHE tournament features 20-minute levels, which begins on Tuesday, June 4.


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At WSOP.com  receive a Deposit Match Bonus
Want some extra cash? We thought so. Make your first deposit today and WSOP will match it 100% up to $1000 as you start earning wagering points in their exciting cash games and tournaments. The more you play, the more you earn.


 

Event #48 PLO is an eight-handed tournament slated for Tuesday, June 18.

The popular Tag Team NLH tournament returns with two-player teams competing for a bracelet. And yes, each champion gets their own bracelet! Event #75 Tag Team begins on Monday, July 1.

If the $10,000 buy-in Main Event Championship is not within your budget, there’s always the Mini Main Event. Event #78 is an NLHE tournament with just a $1,000 buy-in that begins on Tuesday, July 2.

If you visit Las Vegas during the Fourth of July holiday weekend, don’t miss out on Event #82 $1,000 NLHE. This freezeout tournament will be a two-day affair beginning on Saturday, July 6.

Action junkies love the insane concept of FLIP & GO. Event #85 FLIP & GO No-Limit Hold’em Presented by GGPoker begins on Monday, July 8.

Event #86 Mystery Bounty PLO begins on Tuesday, July 9 with the first of two starting flights. Players are allowed two re-entries per flight.

Special Events: Ladies Championship, Seniors, Super Seniors

It’s important to note that all casino employees have a chance to win a WSOP bracelet with Event #2 Casino Employees Event which has a $500 buy-in and begins on Tuesday, May 28. This NLHE tournament is not open to the public and you must be employed by a casino, or work in the gaming industry to be eligible to play.

There are three other special events with a $1,000 buy-in including the Ladies Championship, Seniors Championship, and Super Seniors.

Event #71 Ladies Championship begins on Friday, June 28. It will be a four-day NLHE event with one re-entry allowed.


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At WSOP.com  receive a Deposit Match Bonus
Want some extra cash? We thought so. Make your first deposit today and WSOP will match it 100% up to $1000 as you start earning wagering points in their exciting cash games and tournaments. The more you play, the more you earn.


 

The Seniors Championship is a $1,00 buy-in NLHE tournament that is eligible for any player who is 50 and older. Flight A begins on Tuesday, June 18 at 10am, and Flight B starts on Wednesday, June 19 at 10am.

You must be at least 60-years young to qualify for the Super Seniors. That $1,000 buy-in NLHE tournament is a four-day affair which begins on Monday, June 24.

For more information including structure sheets, visit the WSOP website.

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