Watch some of your favorite players fight for first place at the WSOP Super Circuit at Playground Poker. (Photo courtesy: Playground Poker)
The debut of WSOP’s Super Circuit Canada is already making history, with several events still remaining on the schedule. Held at Playground Poker in Kahnawake, Quebec, there are 18 total ring events on the schedule. 11 rings are still up for grabs, with seven already awarded.
The previous record for the largest prize pool in Canadian poker history was $15.45 million before this event, according to the WSOP. This year’s Main Event’s prize pool has already surpassed that, with $6 million generated by Sept. 2. The prize pool currently sits at a little over $13 million.
Three high roller events are included in the schedule. The $14,000 GGMillion$ Day 1 and $25,000 Super High Roller are currently in play, and the $6,000 PLO High Roller starts on Sept. 10.
You can watch some of your favorite players on WSOP’s live stream of the Main Event on YouTube or catch updates on X.
Playground Poker opened in 2010 and currently has 128,000 square feet of gaming, 65 poker tables, and 1,200 machines. It’s become a go-to destination for large poker tournaments, previously hitting records even in 2018 with 2,401 entries at the WSOP Circuit Main Event.
Every ring winner from the series will earn a package to the WSOP Circuit Championship at WSOP Paradise 2026, taking place in Baha Mar in the Bahamas from Dec. 3 to 17.
The WSOP is partnering once again with Solana, a crypto platform, enabling players to buy into WSOP events with cryptocurrency.
GGPoker’s parent company, NSUS Group, officially became the owner of the WSOP in October 2024. Unlike in America, you can play GGPoker for real money in Canada.
Daniel Negreanu, Michael Mizrachi, and Kitty Kuo are still in the mix as of Day 3 of the Main. After a twenty-year drought since winning his last Circuit ring, the question becomes, will Negreanu be able to clinch his second one?
Christina Bradfield has more than 20 years of experience as an award-winning editor and writer, beginning her journalism career at the Santa Barbara News-Press after graduating from UC Santa Barbara. She found her way into poker and gaming nearly a decade later while covering the WSOP Main Event. There she interviewed some of the game’s most compelling characters. She’s been featured in multiple poker publications and is passionate about women in poker, the gaming industry, Vegas, and maintaining integrity in reporting.
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