The World Series of Poker Circuit is already adding stops to its packed fall schedule, setting up new trips to Arizona and Ohio on the road to December's WSOP Paradise.
The post-WSOP push will kick off in Las Vegas, where The Strip will host its first-ever Super Circuit. From there, the fall schedule winds through the usual favorites like Cherokee and Choctaw, along with a return to Texas after this spring's hit debut.
Ohio, Arizona join fall schedule
First up on the list of new stops is Toledo, Ohio, home of the Mudhens and a global leader in glass manufacturing. Toledo's Reserve Club will play host from October 29 through November 9. (See our review from Lee Jones.)
This is not the first Circuit stop in Ohio, if you count Cincinnati as part of the state. Horseshoe Cincy held one in 2013.
The other Circuit debut will be a first for the state of Arizona when the tour visits Talking Stick from November 5 through 16. Talking Stick's Arena Poker Room will host 18 ring tournaments and a $1,700 Main Event at its maiden Circuit stop, setting up for a straight shot across New Mexico and Texas for anyone who wants to catch WSOPC New Orleans the following week.
2026 WSOP Circuit schedule (post-WSOP)
- Jul 14-25 - Horseshoe Las Vegas
- Jul 15-27 - Choctaw Durant
- Aug 6-17 - Harrah's Cherokee
- Aug 13-24 - Harrah's Atlantic City
- Aug 20-31 - Horseshoe Tunica
- Aug 27-Sep 7 - Hard Rock Tulsa
- Sep 10-21 - Texas Card House (Austin)
- Sep 17-28 - Horseshoe Council Bluffs
- Sep 24 - Oct 5 - Thunder Valley (Northern California)
- Oct 1-12 - Harrah's Pompano Beach
- Oct 15-26 - Turning Stone (New York)
- Oct 22 - Nov 2 - Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe
- Oct 22 - Nov 2 - Caesars Southern Indiana
- Oct 29 - Nov 9 - Choctaw Durant
- Oct 29 - Nov 9 - The Reserve Club, Toledo, Ohio
- Nov 5-16 - Grand Victoria (Chicago)
- Nov 5-16 - Talking Stick Arizona
- Nov 12-23 - Caesars New Orleans
- Nov 26 - Dec 7 - Harrah's Cherokee
Check out the full fall schedule with structure sheets and event lineups as they become available.
