It has been a week since the official end of the World Series Of Poker (WSOP) 2026. But that is far from meaning that the action at the tables in Las Vegas 
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One of the busiest places for grinders is the legendary Venetian. In this iconic casino, players can find tournaments every day, with buy-ins ranging from US$300 to US$600, with the Deep Stack structure being one of the favorites.
The same happens with The Wynn, the casino that offers one of the most satisfying experiences in all of Las Vegas. In fact, a new fall edition of the classic series played at the Wynn is about to begin, with US$400 events and guaranteed prizes of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
For those looking for quieter places, they can always find games in places like the Orleans or the South Point. These casinos are known for offering lower limit tournaments, with buy-ins of US$100 or US$200 every day. Additionally, they tend to be places designed for locals, so food and general expenses are usually cheaper.
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High Stakes Series
But, besides the classic local tournaments played daily in Las Vegas, there will also be major events in the coming months. For example, the PokerGO Tour returns in September with a new edition of its PLO Series, which will feature a US$26,000 Championship and will be followed by the Super High Roller Bowl PLO VI, to be played on October 5 with a buy-in of US$103,000.
The Super High Roller Bowl XI will also arrive on October 8 with a buy-in of US$103,000 for NLH players. There will also be US$26,000 buy-in events to complete the Super High Roller Series.
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This string of major tournaments will culminate with the celebration of the Poker Masters series, a festival of ten tournaments to be held at the PokerGO Studio from October 12 to 22. High stakes players have months of great action ahead.
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