The season for poker lovers has just arrived! WSOP.com has come up with an exciting update lately. It is launching the Summer Online World Series of Poker of 2020. The poker series is starting on July 1 and will end on July 31. Every day, WSOP.com will come up with an official gold bracelet.
The official page of WSOP displays a wholesome schedule of the series. Also, it has announced the same through a tweet,
The No Limit Hold'em 8-Handed Deepstack event starts now at a $1,000 buy-in. Don't miss your chance to win a WSOP gold bracelet. NV: https://t.co/9lNnmAH9Zx NJ: https://t.co/0tst1yMZpU pic.twitter.com/3xzXp7DLzk
— WSOP.com (@WSOPcom) July 2, 2020
The poker series event also offers additional cash prizes too apart from the gold bracelet. Also, the buy-ins are as less as $400 for the same. Poker players can enjoy a full-fledged series, which also offers luring prizes. As the series is extended for the full month, players can play full-heartedly.
The website itself states,
The initial two days of the series have already been passed. On the first day, the buy-in was $500. Yesterday, July 2, it was slightly high at $1,000. Today, it happens to be at $400.
Both days, the poker event completed on a rocking note. The platform has tweeted about the winner of the first day. The name of the event on day 1 was No-Limit Hold ’em Kick-Off. The lucky winner of the event on July 1 was Jonathan’ ArtVandelay’ Dokler. He managed to win WSOP Online bracelet by beating around 1,714 entrants.
Congrats to Jonathan ‘ArtVandelay’ Dokler who beat 1,714 entrants to win WSOP Online bracelet #1. But check out who @NormanChad says will not be winning this summer ! pic.twitter.com/9K50Hd2PpL
— WSOP (@WSOP) July 2, 2020
Day 2’s winner is yet to get disclosed on the twitter handle. Although, it noted when it started day 2’s poker event.
Event #2 of the 2020 Summer Online World Series of Poker starts today at 3PM PST/6PM EST with the No Limit Hold'em 8-Handed Deepstack event at a $1,000 buy-in. Don't miss your chance to win a WSOP gold bracelet. NV: https://t.co/1EwTsiG7Wx NJ: https://t.co/v3qdRmHJFy pic.twitter.com/CzJWVUXjJm
— WSOP.com (@WSOPcom) July 2, 2020
It is to be seen how much transformation will the poker gaming sector will see post this series. Considering how the game’s craze is constantly increasing, the series may see enormous engagement with the platform.
