WSOP Mixed Game Tournaments in Las Vegas
Summer 2026

Best way to use this page

• Plan your trip around clusters of events, not single tournaments.
• Look for overlap days where multiple mixed formats are running.
• Use satellites strategically to take shots at higher buy-in events.
• Focus on formats you actually play well — mixed fields still reward specialization.

Best stretches of the summer

• Early WSOP: Softer fields, more recreational mixed players.
• Mid-series: Highest density of mixed events — best volume stretch.
• Late series: Tougher lineups, but often better structure and value in certain events.

Shot-taking approach

• Use $1,500 events and satellites to build into $10K championships.
• PPC satellites offer a rare path into one of the best events of the summer.
• Avoid overextending across too many formats — variance compounds quickly in mixed games.

Game selection edge

• Stud and Stud 8 fields tend to differ significantly from flop-game player pools.
• Mixed events often have wider skill gaps than comparable NLH fields.
• Less common games (Badugi, 2-7, etc.) can offer strong edges for experienced players.

Best overall location

• Horseshoe / Paris: Direct access to WSOP — no commute, easiest option by far.
• Ideal if you’re playing frequently or planning long days in the tournament area.
• Saves time, avoids rideshares, and makes late-night finishes much easier.

Best nearby alternatives

• Flamingo / LINQ / Harrah’s: Short walk, usually better pricing.
• Cromwell: Smaller, quieter, very close to WSOP.
• Good balance between cost and convenience.

When to stay elsewhere

• Bellagio / ARIA: Better if you're mixing tournaments with cash games.
• Off-Strip options: Only worth it for longer stays or significant cost savings.
• Be realistic about commute time — it adds up quickly during a long series.

General tips

• Book early — WSOP dates fill quickly, especially weekends.
• Factor in total cost (resort fees, parking, rideshare).
• Prioritize location if you plan to play a full schedule.

What tournaments are included on this page?

This page focuses on the Las Vegas mixed game events that matter most during the WSOP summer series. That includes WSOP mixed bracelet events, relevant mixed-game satellites, and the mixed-format WSOP Circuit events running during the same overall window.

Does this schedule include daily deepstacks or non-mixed events?

No. This page is built specifically for mixed game players, so it does not try to track No-Limit Hold’em, standard PLO events, or daily tournament schedules that fall outside the mixed-game focus.

Which mixed games are covered here?

The schedule includes a range of mixed formats, including Stud, Stud 8, HORSE, Omaha 8, Big O, Razz, Dealer’s Choice, 2-7 Triple Draw, Badugi, and other mixed-game events that appear on the WSOP summer schedule.

Are the WSOP mixed satellites worth playing?

They can be, especially for players who want access to bigger buy-in events without committing the full amount up front. In mixed formats, specialist knowledge can still create a real edge, which makes some of these satellites more appealing than generic large-field qualifiers.

Is this page listed in date order?

Yes. Each section is organized chronologically so players can quickly plan trips, identify event clusters, and see which formats are coming up next without having to sort or filter the page.

Where should I stay if I am playing multiple WSOP mixed events?

For most players, staying at Horseshoe or Paris is the easiest option because it removes the commute and makes long tournament days much simpler. Nearby alternatives like Flamingo, LINQ, Harrah’s, and Cromwell can also work well depending on budget and availability.