The festivals and series of the 11 casinos we track in Las Vegas: today’s and tomorrow’s schedule, the festivals ahead and each casino’s calendar, updated every night.
We focus on festivals and series. Not every small daily tournament is listed yet.
Updated November 11 at 3:50 AM, Las Vegas time
26 more tournaments over the next 5 days. With Pro: the whole schedule and every rating. In the free app: each tournament’s details (starting stack, level length, late reg) and your favorites.
Our schedule starts with series and festivals. Many poker rooms in Las Vegas also run small daily tournaments, and not all of them are listed yet.
106 tournaments over the next 30 days
63 tournaments over the next 30 days
47 tournaments over the next 30 days
No tournaments there over the next 30 days: they play at other times of the year. Here’s their season, based on their latest festivals. The next ones will show up in the app.
May – July
Last festival
South Point Summer
May 25 – July 12
May – August
Last festival
WSOP 2026
May 26 – August 5
May – July
Last festival
Aria Poker Classic
May 27 – July 12
June
Coming up
Roughrider Poker Tour Las Vegas Championship
June 16 – 20, 2027
June – July
Last festival
MGM Grand Summer Poker Festival
June 3 – July 10
July
Last festival
WSOP-Circuit
July 14 – 25
May and August
Last festival
Chainsaw Mixed Series of Poker
August 24 – 31
October – November
Last festival
PGT Sprint
November 2 – 4
Before you go
It all started here, in 1970, at Binion’s Horseshoe in Downtown Las Vegas. The first World Series of Poker brought together seven invited players, and the champion was elected by his peers. Legend has it that each of them first voted for himself, and that it took a vote for second-best to name Johnny Moss. The WSOP has since passed through the Rio before settling on the Strip in 2022, at Horseshoe and Paris. In 2023, the Main Event topped 10,000 players for the first time.
The WSOP still sets the pace for the whole city. From late May to mid-July, most of the big poker rooms run their summer festivals at the same time: Wynn, Aria, Venetian, MGM Grand, Orleans, South Point, Golden Nugget… That’s when you get the widest choice, from sub-$100 tournaments to six-figure high rollers. To give you an idea, our calendar showed nearly five times as many tournaments in June 2026 as in September.
The rest of the year, Vegas keeps dealing. The Venetian runs its DeepStack series almost every month, and since 2022 Wynn has hosted the WPT World Championship at the end of each year. If you can’t make it in summer, that’s the time to aim for.
Once you’re there, don’t stick to the Strip. Downtown has its own poker rooms, and the Orleans, a locals’ casino west of the Strip, runs some of the best-rated low buy-in tournaments on our calendar. To get from one to the other, plan on a car or a rideshare. One last thing: you must be 21 (that’s Nevada law) and show photo ID to register. If you’re coming from abroad, your passport will do.
Hearts (1 to 5) judge the structure against the price: the higher the buy-in, the better it has to be. SPTS measures how deep the starting stack is and how long the levels last. With Pro you get every rating, and you can filter the schedule with them. Every day, at least one rating is free on this page.
In the schedules we track, 3 casinos run tournaments over the next 30 days: Orleans (106 tournaments), Venetian (63 tournaments), and Wynn (47 tournaments). We also track 8 other casinos, whose festivals run at other times of the year. Other poker rooms in Las Vegas run their own daily tournaments, and not all of them are listed yet. Today’s and tomorrow’s schedule is at the top of this page, updated every night.
In the schedules we track, buy-ins range from $100 to $3,000 over the next 30 days. Today and tomorrow, tournaments cost between $120 and $800.
Yes: WPT Fall Festival at the Venetian, until November 15. Next: DeepStack Extravaganza IV at the Venetian from November 16, Winter Open at the Orleans from November 27, and WPT World Championship Festival at the Wynn from November 27.
In the casinos we track, on most days the first tournament starts at 11:00 AM and the last one at 7:05 PM.
Data from the schedules published by the casinos and organizers we track. Updated November 11 at 3:50 AM, Las Vegas time.
