Qualify for the WSOP Main Event at GGPoker

A new Main Event champion is still to be crowned this year and GGPoker can get you right in the mix with satellites starting at just $0.50.

After hosting the WSOP Online in September and setting an official Guinness World Record, GGPoker was the natural choice for the WSOP to also host the online part of their recently announced hybrid edition of the $10,000 WSOP Main Event 2020.

Three starting days in the international bracket of the unique Main Event are scheduled for November 29 as well as December 5 and 6, all to be played online just a mouse click away at the tables of GGPoker. Then, after Day 2 has been played out online as well on December 7, the hybrid event returns to the live felt with the international Final Table to be hosted on December 15 in the renowned King's Casino Rozvadov and the International Winner of the $10,000 Main Event will be crowned, with payouts granted as per the normal payout structure of the event.

Simultaneously, a $10,000 Main Event for US players is played out in similar fashion over at WSOP.com and the Rio to determine this year's unique US Winner. Afterwards, both eventual champions will then meet in a heads-up at the Rio in Las Vegas on December 30 to play for an additional $1,000,000 added first prize and the official title of the 2020 World Series of Poker Main Event champion.

WSOP Satellites starting at just $0.50

Players looking to get in on the action who don't have a spare $10,000 lying around will have many opportunities these next two weeks to qualify for a fraction of the cost.

GGPoker is hosting satellites for each of the three scheduled starting days, with guaranteed seats available in a massive range of satellites for all bankrolls. The qualification tournaments are available for $54, $200, $525 as well as $1,050 every single day and there's an even wider range of sub-satellites at your disposal with buy-ins starting at a mere $0.50.

Join GGPoker and qualify for the $10,000 WSOP Main Event

Make sure to check out the route to the WSOP Main Event Championship over at GGPoker and who knows, maybe you'll be the one playing the final heads-up for the most prestigious WSOP bracelet given away every year.