Several venues have multiple stops, including Choctaw, Harrah’s Cherokee (North Carolina), Grand Victoria Casino (Illinois), Hard Rock Tulsa, and Isle of Capri (Florida). Most of the locations are the same as last year, though there are two new venues: Graton Casino in Rohnert Park, California, and Horseshoe Hammond in Indiana. There are 23 tour stops currently listed on the schedule, though the WSOP Circuit press release from three weeks ago says 25. The $1,700 Main Event is a three flight, three-day event starting July 27. All told, there will be 17 ring events at Choctaw, plus an additional Seniors Event and Ladies Event. Tomorrow, though, is when the ring events get going, beginning with Flight A of the $300 No-Limit Hold’em Monster Stack tournament. Kicking off the schedule on July 17 is WSOP Circuit Choctaw Durant at the Choctaw Casino Resort in Oklahoma. Aside from a holiday break in December, the schedule is nearly continuous through May of next year. Though the eyes of the poker world are on the final three players in the 2023 World Series of Poker Main Event, Monday is also a big day for smaller buy-in, regional players, as it marks the start of the 2023-2023 WSOP Circuit season.
