The official schedule for the World Series Of Poker (WSOP) 2026 was recently released, and one of the things that caught players’ attention the most was the omission of the date on which the Main Event final table will be played. The schedule is set until July 13, the day it will be formed, but there is no information on when it will take place. This has led to much speculation.
Phil Hellmuth 
«I would like there to be a November Nine again», he expressed in a recent interview. «I think it was great for poker. There were people who might not have been able to win the tournament, but with a four-month delay, having coaching and with a lot of work, suddenly they had chances. Although someone could also argue that coaching can be bad. The fact that you have a coach doesn’t mean you’re being coached by the right person or that you’re learning the right things», he concluded.
Phil Will Have To Keep Waiting To See The Return Of The November Nine
Unfortunately for Phil, and for all the players who longed for the same thing as him, Daniel Negreanu 
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«I see a lot of people with hysteria… It’s not what you think it is, okay? There’s not going to be a November Nine. That’s not going to happen».
The Canadian player did not give many more details about how the Main Event will be decided. Instead, he focused on the new form of broadcasting that the WSOP will adopt starting this year.
Negreanu Is Very Excited About The New WSOP Broadcast Format
«From a fan’s experience, whether you’re there playing or watching, it will be the best year for that, and it’s only the first year of this format. I think it’s going to be better every year. What we’re going to do is show the Main Event. There will be nothing to pay. There will be broadcasts every day and I think everyone is going to be happy with that. The PokerGO model depended on paying a subscription. Now it will be open to everyone», emphasized the 7-time bracelet winner.
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