Caesars Entertainment First to Link Online Poker Liquidity Across Four U.S. States

In a major move for online poker in the United States, Caesars Entertainment has announced the expansion of WSOP Online, now pooling player liquidity across Pennsylvania, Nevada, New Jersey, and Michigan. This makes Caesars the first operator in the country to combine liquidity from four jurisdictions on a single platform.

The addition of Pennsylvania follows the successful integration of Michigan, Nevada, and New Jersey in May 2024, reinforcing WSOP Online’s position as the premier destination for online poker players.

Alongside this expansion, Caesars also unveiled the schedule for the 2025 WSOP Online bracelet events. This year’s lineup will feature 30 online bracelet tournaments, running in parallel with the 56th edition of the World Series of Poker, set once again at Paris Las Vegas and Horseshoe Las Vegas on the iconic Las Vegas Strip.

The first WSOP Online bracelet event kicks off on May 31, with ten events culminating in live final tables. The series will wrap up on July 15.
For the first time, WSOP Online will introduce a dedicated Online Bracelet Leaderboard, offering over $30,000 in prizes. Players will accumulate points throughout the Online Gold Bracelet events, with the top performer earning the title of 2025 WSOP Online Bracelet Player of the Year.

In 2024, the online series awarded more than $30 million in prizes across June and July. This year’s schedule is even more ambitious, featuring six Mystery Bounty tournaments with a combined $5.5 million guaranteed. Daily satellites will also offer players the chance to qualify for live WSOP events, with entry fees starting as low as $1 on WSOP Online.

In a hybrid twist, ten of the Online Bracelet events will see players compete online before gathering for live final tables in Las Vegas.
Meanwhile, WSOP satellites for international players are underway exclusively on GGPoker. Notably, participants are permitted to play WSOP Online events while also competing in live tournaments during the World Series in Las Vegas — opening up new possibilities for players to chase poker glory both online and on the Strip.