The World Series of Poker Circuit series will return to Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City for the first time since 2020 this summer.
The WSOPC stops in Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City Aug. 14 through Aug. 25.
Harrah’s Atlantic City was one of the first stops on the World Series of Poker Circuit tour when it started in 2005, and it remained in the schedule for 15 years until the COVID pandemic changed everything.
The announcement was made by the owners of the casino Caesar’s Entertainment and not the WSOP, which is now owned by GGPoker.
“We are thrilled to welcome back the prestigious World Series of Poker Circuit to Harrah’s Resort and the unmatched energy, excitement, and talent it brings,” said Gregg Klein, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Harrah’s Resort. “Hosting this iconic event reinforces our commitment to delivering premier gaming experiences and positions us as a top destination for esteemed players and poker fans alike.”
The casino has undergone several major changes the last five years, including renovation of all hotel rooms and suites. The resort is also home to vibrant nightlife at The Pool After Dark, a state-of-the-art spa, thrilling gaming promotions, and the most celebrity chef restaurants in Atlantic City, including Gordon Ramsay Steak, Bobby’s Burgers, Chicken Guy!, and Buddy’s Boardwalk Empire.
The WSOPC series is heading into its last four events of its 2024/25 season with stops at Horseshoe Tunica (April 17-28), Harrah’s Cherokee (May 1-12), Commerce Casino (May 8-24), and Caesars Southern Indiana (May 8-19).
The WSOP’s summer series at Horseshoe Las Vegas and Paris May 27 to July 16. The $10,000 Main Event begins July 2.
The full 2025/26 Circuit schedule has not been released, but usually comes out around this time each year. The series in Atlantic City will most likely be the second series of the season. Last year, the season kicked-off on July 17 at Choctaw Casino Resort in Durant, Okla.
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