WSOP Online has posted an 18-ring Super Circuit Series for players in Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, running from Nov. 5 through Nov. 22. The schedule sets one Circuit event per day and introduces a new set of guarantees.
The November schedule was published before the operator’s current bracelet events had finished, according to Pokerfuse.
The Circuit begins while WSOP Online’s autumn bracelet series, covered in September, still runs through Nov. 10. WSOP Online is available in the four participating states and remains the only U.S. platform where players can win official WSOP gold bracelets from home.
The calendar also provides the clearest near-term indication that Caesars will keep the existing 888-powered software in service through at least late November. Pokerfuse said a platform replacement before the Circuit ends was unlikely, while the current system could remain live through the rest of 2026.
Caesars has not announced a timetable for a technology change. Jan. 1 has been identified as one possible transition date, but an early-2027 move remains only a possibility rather than a confirmed plan.
WSOP Online has used 888 Poker technology since entering the regulated U.S. market in 2013. Its five-year technology renewal, agreed in 2021, is scheduled to end this year, leaving Caesars to either extend that relationship or appoint another provider.
A Caesars job advertisement for a Senior Product Manager, Poker pointed to work on a standalone poker application for iOS, Android and the web, alongside integrations with Caesars Sportsbook and iCasino. The role covers the product through launch, including the lobby, game selection, cashier and responsible-gaming features, and indicates that Caesars intends to use third-party underlying technology rather than build the platform itself.
The ownership structure adds another distinction. NSUS acquired the WSOP brand in 2024, but Caesars Interactive continues to run WSOP’s U.S. online poker operation separately from NSUS and GGPoker. Neither Caesars nor prospective supplier PokerLab has confirmed an agreement, and Caesars’ job listing did not name a technology provider.
