WSOP.com: the only regulated US room that awards bracelets online
WSOP.com profile: Caesars' regulated online poker platform in Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania, the US WSOP Online bracelet events, the shared player pool, and how US results compare with GGPoker's.
WSOP.com is the regulated US platform of the World Series of Poker, operated by Caesars, and the only state-licensed site in the United States that awards official WSOP bracelets online. It runs in Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania, and those states share a player pool under the interstate compact that gives the room the largest regulated field in the country.
What a US bracelet event looks like
The US WSOP Online bracelet events are the domestic half of the series GGPoker hosts internationally. The buy-ins are comparable; the fields are not. A $5,300 bracelet event on GGPoker in 2026 paid $3,931,259 to its winner; the same buy-in on WSOP.com, drawing from four states, produces a prize pool a fraction of that size. The ledger records both in the same format so the comparison can be made on the numbers, buy-in beside entries beside first prize, rather than on the bracelet, which both award.
The desk has no WSOP.com result with a published final table on file as of the last update, so the room’s results pages are empty. US bracelet events are reported by the WSOP and by PokerNews with full payouts, and they will be recorded when the 2026 and 2027 tables are added.
The WSOP Online Circuit
Beyond the summer bracelet events, WSOP.com runs Online Circuit series through the year, awarding Circuit rings, and a Sunday schedule across the shared pool. Those are the events most likely to fill the room’s ledger between bracelet series.
The regulated market
Regulated US online poker is live in six states, with Delaware, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia having launched or licensed sites; West Virginia is regulated but had no launched poker site in the sources on file, and Connecticut has a legal framework but no sites. The player pools are separate by state except where the compact joins them. Among regulated options, one source names WSOP.com and PokerStars NJ/PA as having had the most traffic; the desk has not found independent traffic figures and does not publish ones it cannot source.
The PokerStars part of that picture changed in March 2026, when Flutter announced the standalone PokerStars platforms in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Ontario would be discontinued, with poker moving to FanDuel. The regulated US market in late 2026 is therefore WSOP.com, BetMGM Poker (with Borgata and partypoker in New Jersey) and whatever FanDuel builds.
How the room publishes
WSOP.com bracelet results are published with real names and home towns in the WSOP’s own reports, and with real names and states by PokerNews. The ledger will carry the name and the country (United States) as the source prints them.
On the series board
No WSOP.com series is listed yet. The US WSOP Online bracelet schedule and the Online Circuit will be added as series when their payout tables are recorded, with the shared-pool note on each.