As you’ll no doubt know by now, PokerOrg and WSOP go together like peanut butter and jelly.
We’ve been reporting live from the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas all summer long, but our work with the WSOP goes far beyond that — we’ve been the exclusive media partner for the WSOP Circuit for the past two years. And we’re proud to share that we’ll be continuing that partnership through the next season.
The WSOP Circuit is considered the world’s largest live poker tour, and there are 17 stops across the US between July and the end of 2025.
Each stop provides players with the chance to experience memorable runs, unforgettable moments, and life-changing wins, and we’ll there every step of the way to tell their stories in the most vibrant way possible.
From hard-fought victories decades in the making, to fortunes made on the turn of a card, our team of social-first poker reporters gets close to the action so we can bring it to life for poker lovers all over the globe.
Tickets to Paradise
Winners of WSOP Circuit rings from July to December 2025 will also receive a $5,000 package to play at WSOP Paradise in The Bahamas this winter. When these players get into the action at the Atlantis Resort in the Caribbean, we’ll be ready to tell their tales.
That’s because wherever poker’s biggest stories, iconic hands, and most memorable moments are happening, we’ll be there. It’s our commitment to poker and bringing the game in all its glory to those who love it like we do.
As always, our groundbreaking coverage will include news, interviews, video, and social content; however you want to get the latest from the poker world, we’ll deliver.
We’ll also continue to offer the free ‘Request-a-Photo’ service, giving all players a professional portrait of themselves in action at the table.
In the words of WSOP Executive Director Ty Stewart, “PokerOrg has shown — year after year — that it can turn those moments into stories that resonate far beyond poker’s core audience. We’re thrilled to extend the partnership.”
“Our team will be on the rail at every stop,” added PokerOrg founder and CEO Eric Hollreiser, “capturing the drama, amplifying local heroes, and giving fans fresh ways to engage with the WSOP Circuit story all year long.”
