Poker fans will be able to catch a lot of the action on CBS Sports and PokerGO
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) heads to The Bahamas next month and has released the live streaming schedule for the series running from December 3-14. Nine days of streaming will be featured, along with three TV broadcasts on the CBS Sports Network and PokerGO, with commentary from Lon McEachern and Norman Chad.
Some of the world’s top poker pros will visit The Bahamas, including 2023 WSOP Main Event Champion Daniel Weinman and longtime fan favorites Daniel Negreanu, Jamie Gold, and Phil Hellmuth. Alexandra Botez, Hoodie Allen, Manchester City legend Sergio Aguero and NBA champion Tony Parker will also attend.
“With big guarantees, tons of online qualifiers, extra cash bonuses, and now traditional television coverage, we’re ready to welcome the Poker World to one of the most beautiful places in the world next month,” said SVP & Executive Director of the WSOP, Ty Stewart. “But for those who can’t take a poker vacation to the Bahamas, we’re happy to send a bit of Paradise back home.”
The livestream timetable starts with Event #1: Mystery Millions on December 6, followed by the GGMillion$ High Roller $25k on December 8. The Mystery Millions has a $5 million guarantee, while the High Roller offers a minimum $10 million prize pool.
Coverage will then focus on the series’ featured tournament, the WSOP No-Limit Hold ’em World Championship in Paradise. Players will begin several days of livestream coverage starting on December 9 from the Atlantis, where $15 million in prizes will be divided among the top finishers.
The remainder of the series events hold millions in prize guarantees, including the $103,000 Ultra High Roller No-Limit Hold ’em Championship and the Millionaire Maker in Paradise.
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