Catch WSOP Action from Home or On the Go with PokerGO

Starting on June 1^st, the premiere poker broadcaster in the world, PokerGO, will be offering near wall-to-wall coverage of the World Series of Poker 2023 from Las Vegas.

The biggest poker party of the year is on the horizon with just days remaining until the big games get going at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) in Las Vegas. Players from around the world are making plans to hit the Las Vegas strip for seven weeks of the biggest poker action in the world, but for poker fans stuck at home during the series, PokerGO is coming to the rescue.

Practically every day from the start of the WSOP to the end PokerGO will be offering near-daily coverage of big tournament events from the series. There are only three dark days in the whole series, and several days where viewers will have two different games to watch.

The PokerGO action gets going on June 1^st with coverage of the exclusive Tournament of Champions. This invitational event is only open to players who have won a bracelet or a Circuit ring during the 2022/23 WSOP season.

The $1 million freeroll is a nice incentive on top of the prize money and hardware last season’s winners received, and the final days of the game will be the first event on PokerGo’s summer schedule.

All the Big Games on PokerGO

There will be coverage of big events from the WSOP in Las Vegas nearly every day starting on June 1. June 15, July 5, and July 15 are the only days during the summer when there won’t be poker action running on PokerGO, so fans who are stuck at home for the series will still be able to catch large chunks of the action.

There are seven days with two different events on the schedule, and the multiple event days get going right from the start. The opening day of coverage, June 1, will feature Day 2 of the Tournament of Champions as well as the $25k No-Limit High Roller 6-Handed.

In fact, all of the multiple coverage days happen by June 20, with the rest of the days limited to one event.

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Highlights to Watch for During the PokerGO Summer Schedule

There are a lot of big events planned this summer at Horseshoe Las Vegas and Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino and PokerGO will be covering the majority of them. The highlights kick off right from the start on June 1 with coverage of the exclusive $1 million Tournament of Champions freeroll.

That game is only open to players who won a Circuit ring or a bracelet during the 2022/23 WSOP season and so the limited field will mean it’s a great shot for champions to get some extra free money to start their Vegas trip properly.

The 7 weeks of coverage will also be heavy on the $10k Championship events, with the Heads-Up Championship kicking off the $10k coverage on June 4. That kicks off 16 days of Championship coverage including three days of the Poker Players Championship, widely considered one of the toughest game in poker.

Championship Streams on PokerGO

Date	Event
June 4	Event #8 $25K Heads-Up Championship
June 7	Event #14 $10K Seven Card Stud Championship
June 10	Event #22 $10K Limit Hold’em Championship
June 13	Event #24 $10K Omaha Hi-Lo Championship
June 13	2023 BetMGM Poker Championship $3,500 Main Event Final Table
June 14	Event #33 $10K Razz Championship
June 20	Event #44 $50K Poker Players Championship Day 3
June 21	Event #44 $50K Poker Players Championship Day 4
June 22	Event #44 $50K Poker Players Championship
June 23	Event #50 $10K Pot-Limit Omaha Championship Day 3
June 24	Event #50 $10K Pot-Limit Omaha Championship
June 25	Event #54 $10K H.O.R.S.E. Championship Day 3
June 26	Event #54 $10K H.O.R.S.E. Championship
June 29	Event #63 $10K Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo Championship
July 1	Event #69 $10K No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw Championship
July 2	Event #68 $1K Ladies Championship

Other Highlights from PokerGO coverage

Other highlights from the PokerGO coverage include a Mystery Millions and a Secret Bounty game, as well as the Super Seniors and Gladiators of Poker.

Date	Event
June 1	Event #4 Tournament of Champions Day 2
June 5	Event #3 $1K Mystery Millions
June 12	Event #18 $300 Gladiators of Poker
June 14	Event #29 $100K No-Limit Hold’em High Roller
June 16	Event #35 $10K No-Limit Hold’em Secret Bounty
June 20	Event #39 $1.5K MONSTER STACK
June 30	Event #61 $1K Super Seniors

Main Event Coverage from PokerGO

There are 13 days of coverage planned for the Main Event. The $10k buy-in is considered the pinnacle of no-limit hold’em both because of the grueling schedule and the expected field. Main Event coverage starts on July 3 with Day 1a, and includes coverage for all days except Day 1c.

Date	Event
July 3	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 1A
July 4	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 1B
July 6	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 1D
July 7	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 2A/B/C
July 8	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 2D
July 9	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 3
July 10	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 4
July 11	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 5
July 12	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 6
July 13	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 7
July 14	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 8
July 16	WSOP 2023 Main Event Final Table Day 1
July 17	WSOP 2023 Main Event Final Table Day 2

Full PokerGO Broadcast Schedule from 2023 WSOP

The full schedule for 44 days of PokerGO coverage is below. Even for players not able to make it Vegas for the Big Show, there will be plenty of opportunities to catch some of the action live on stream with PokerGO.

Date	Event
June 1	Event #4 Tournament of Champions Day 2
June 1	Event #2 $25K No-Limit Hold’em High Roller 6-Handed
June 2	Event #4 Tournament of Champions
June 3	Event #7 $1.5K Limit Hold’em
June 3	Event #6 $5k No-Limit Hold’em / Pot-Limit Omaha
June 4	Event #9 $1.5K Seven Card Stud
June 4	Event #8 $25K Heads-Up Championship
June 5	Event #3 $1K Mystery Millions
June 6	Event #12 $5K No-Limit Hold’em Freezeout
June 7	Event #16 $25K No-Limit Hold’em High Roller Day 2
June 7	Event #14 $10K Seven Card Stud Championship
June 8	Event #16 $25K No-Limit Hold’em High Roller
June 9	Event #19 $2.5K No-Limit Hold’em Freezeout
June 10	Event #22 $10K Limit Hold’em Championship
June 11	Event #23 $50K No-Limit Hold’em High Roller
June 12	Event #18 $300 Gladiators of Poker
June 13	Event #24 $10K Omaha Hi-Lo Championship
June 13	2023 BetMGM Poker Championship $3,500 Main Event Final Table
June 14	Event #29 $100K No-Limit Hold’em High Roller
June 14	Event #33 $10K Razz Championship
June 16	Event #35 $10K No-Limit Hold’em Secret Bounty
June 17	Event #40 $250K No-Limit Hold’em Super High Roller Day 2
June 18	Event #40 $250K No-Limit Hold’em Super High Roller
June 19	Event #42 $800 No-Limit Hold’em Deepstack
June 20	Event #44 $50K Poker Players Championship Day 3
June 20	Event #39 $1.5K MONSTER STACK
June 21	Event #44 $50K Poker Players Championship Day 4
June 22	Event #44 $50K Poker Players Championship
June 23	Event #50 $10K Pot-Limit Omaha Championship Day 3
June 24	Event #50 $10K Pot-Limit Omaha Championship
June 25	Event #54 $10K H.O.R.S.E. Championship Day 3
June 26	Event #54 $10K H.O.R.S.E. Championship
June 27	Event #57 $25K Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller Day 3
June 28	Event #57 $25K Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller
June 29	Event #63 $10K Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo Championship
June 30	Event #61 $1K Super Seniors
July 1	Event #69 $10K No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw Championship
July 2	Event #68 $1K Ladies Championship
July 3	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 1A
July 4	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 1B
July 6	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 1D
July 7	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 2A/B/C
July 8	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 2D
July 9	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 3
July 10	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 4
July 11	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 5
July 12	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 6
July 13	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 7
July 14	WSOP 2023 Main Event Day 8
July 16	WSOP 2023 Main Event Final Table Day 1
July 17	WSOP 2023 Main Event Final Table Day 2