WSOP Main Event in an hybrid format at GGPoker

WSOP Main Event in an hybrid format at GGPokerDue to rather complicated US laws, the WSOP Main Event ($ 10 000 No Limit Hold'Em) will be held in a format that is both live and online. There is a US portion of the tournament and an International portion. Each tournament has an independent pay out and the final champion gets $ 1 million on top of the prize for the tournament already won (US or International). Players can not participate at both tournaments. Satellite tournaments will be held for cheap buy-ins of only $ 1 so everybody has a chance to qualify and maybe become the champion, or you can pay the $ 10 000 entry fee.It works like this: the US portion of the tournament is online restricted to players based in New Jersey and Nevada (players must physically be in those states, regardless if they do reside there or not) starting on Dec 13. The final nine players will then play a final table on Dec 28. Meanwhile, the international portion will be held at GGPoker, staring on Nov 29 with a final table for the top 9 on Dec 15. Both final tables are played and broadcast live. Finally, winners of both tournaments play on Dec 30 in Las Vegas at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino (heads-up format) and the last man standing will finally be crowned as the WSOP champion.WSOP Main Event schedule for international players:Day 1 A – Nov 29Day1 B – Dec 5Day 1 C – Dec 6Day 2 – Dec 7, played until only 9 last for the Final TableThe Final Table of the international tournament is going to be at the King's Casino in the Czesch Republic and players are subject to procedures against coronavirus.Don't have a GGPoker player account yet?To enjoy these excellent tournaments, as well as many others and to know more about GGPoker, click here for our full review article, including sign up, deposit bonus, promotions, information about game types, stakes and traffic and more.