The 2022-23 season of the World Series of Poker Circuit is coming to a close with events online, in Indiana, and as far away as Amsterdam. This season’s schedule, which started in July, saw 24 series in the United States and 14 internationally.
The WSOP International Circuit is finishing up its 2022-23 season with two series that are now running.
The WSOP Circuit International at Deerfoot Inn and Casino in Calgary started May 3 and finishes May 15, when the winner of the C$2,200 “high roller” is crowned. The event starts May 14.
The remaining schedule has seven events remaining, including C$1,000 buy-in event today (May 8), a $C$1,000 turbo tomorrow, and the three starting flight C$1,700 Main Event (May 11, 12, and 13).
None of the tourneys at Deerfoot have a prize guarantee, which is left up to the casinos to set.
The WSOP International Circuit at Holland Casino in Amsterdam began last week (Friday), and continues until Saturday, May 13, with the conclusion of its €2,000 high roller, which starts Friday.
The first two starting days of its €1,000 Main Event are Wednesday, May 10, and Thursday May 11. It has a €500,000 guarantee.
And that will wrap up a year that saw the WSOP bring its brand to players in places like Morocco, France, Uruguay, Australia, and Brazil.
Stateside
The final two WSOP Circuit series in the United States before the summer series begins also takes place in May.
The series at Harrah’s Cherokee in North Carolina began May 4 and runs until May 15. The first of the three flights of the $1,700 Main Event with its $1.5 million guarantee begins Thursday, May 11.
The final WSOP Circuit series for the 2022-23 season runs from May 11-23 at Caesars Indiana. Most of the buy-ins are $400, with a few more expensive buy-in tourneys mixed in.
That includes the $1,700 Main Event, the first of two starting flights begin on May 19, and a $2,200 high roller event on May 18.
WSOP.com Circuit also finishing season
Players in Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, and Pennsylvania will also have a handful of chances to win a WSOP Circuit ring and entry into the Tournament of Champions online starting Wednesday, May 10.
There are a dozen Circuit events scheduled in each of the three markets (New Jersey and Nevada share players). The buy-ins start at $215, and the series run one tourney a day until May 21. Here’s the schedule:
The players are not only trying for money and hardware, but also an entry into the WSOP Tournament of Champions, which kicks-off the 2023 WSOP in Las Vegas on May 31. This $1 million freeroll is available to all Circuit ring winners across all the WSOP-branded platforms, including online.
