First-Ever WSOP Circuit Series at Horseshoe Las Vegas Scheduled for February

The newly renovated Horseshoe Las Vegas, formerly Bally's, will host a World Series of Poker (WSOP) Circuit series for the first time under the rebranded name next month.

Caesars Entertainment is currently remodeling the entire property but officially changed the hotel name to the iconic Horseshoe brand last month. By the summer when the WSOP rolls into town, the rooms and casino will look much different than last year.

The poker room at Horseshoe has already been renovated and Las Vegas poker players are raving about the quality of the "new" room.

WSOP Circuit Series at a Glance

The WSOP Circuit tour isn't making it's first trip to the Las Vegas Strip property. In fact, Bally's hosted a Circuit series last March. But come Feb. 9, the WSOP will host its first ring events under the Horseshoe brand.

In total, there will be 18 Circuit rings handed out to tournament winners up until Feb. 23. On the final day of the series, the Horseshoe will also host a $400 mega satellite to the 2023 WSOP Main Event, which starts July 3 at the same venue.

The series kicks off with a $400 no-limit hold'em tournament, and the Main Event, which costs $1,700 to enter, starts Feb. 17 with the first of three Day 1 starting flights. Other series highlights include an $1,125 Mystery Bounty (Feb. 18), $250 Ladies Event (Feb. 14), and $3,000 High Roller (Feb. 22).

There are also three non-hold'em events on the schedule — $400 Omaha/8 (Feb. 15), $400 H.O.R.S.E. (Feb. 16), and $400 Pot-Limit Omaha (Feb. 21).

Horsehoe Las Vegas WSOP Circuit Series Full Schedule

Below is a look at the WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Las Vegas schedule. For more information, including times and structures, click here.