The World Series of Poker Circuit roadshow is making its third stop at Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort in North Carolina for the 2021-22 season from April 7 through April 18.
The WSOP Circuit (WSOP-C) is an ongoing series of events held in a variety of U.S. and international locations that allows local players and traveling grinders to experience the thrill of WSOP-type action at buy-ins that are far more modest than at the annual WSOP.
This year’s WSOP will be held in Las Vegas at the connected Bally’s and Paris casinos from late May through mid-July.
Retail North Carolina sports betting also is legal at the Caesars sportsbook in the casino holding the WSOP-C event.
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Details of the Harrah’s WSOP-C Event
The upcoming WSOP-C at Harrah’s Cherokee in Cherokee, North Carolina, will be held over 12 days with 16 “Ring” Events with more than $2.5 million in guaranteed prize money. Winners of Circuit tournaments earn championships rings while winners at the WSOP in Las Vegas win bracelets.
Among the events being offered during the Harrah’s Cherokee Circuit stop will be No-limit Hold ‘em, Pot Limit Omaha, a Ladies tournament, a Seniors (50+) tournament, a 6-Max and others.
The main event for the April Harrah’s Cherokee Circuit stop will be April 15-18 (Event No. 12) with a buy-in of $1,700 and it will have a $1 million prize pool guarantee. There will be two starting flights, April 15 and April 16, with the final table on April 18.
Buy-ins for many of the other ring events will be $400 (the Ladies’ tournament is $250) with the heftiest buy-in a $2,200 High Roller event. Many of the tournaments will be re-entries and the main event has one re-entry per flight.
Event Schedule, Special Room Rates
For more information, including the event schedule, visit caesars.com.
Special room rates as low as $99 are available during the WSOP Circuit Event. Reserve online and use group code WSOP22.
Harrah’s Cherokee played host to the first event of the 2021-22 Circuit season in November-December and then another one in February.
