PokerGO announced today its bigger-than-ever plans for this summer's World Series of Poker livestream broadcasts. Starting May 30, PokerGO will livestream daily from the 2024 WSOP, offering audiences more than 300 hours of live broadcasts.
The crown jewel of the streaming schedule comes in the form of the WSOP Main Event - the most prestigious and most anticipated tournament of the year. PokerGO will livestream all 14 days of the tournament, from July 3-17, taking fans on the thrill ride of the summer as poker's biggest event crowns a new world champion.
Additionally, there are over 30 other gold bracelet events featured in PokerGO's 2024 coverage, including the $50,000 Poker Players Championship, $25,000 High Roller, $25,000 Heads-Up Championship, $1,500 Monster Stack, $1,500 Millionaire Maker, and $1,000 Ladies Championship. The complete schedule of livestream broadcasts can be found here.
The must-see moments
Invariably, PokerGO catches flack each summer from certain corners of the community for releasing its content behind a paywall. There's one argument that trumps all the rest when it comes to why the juice - a reasonable $8.33/month for the annual plan - is worth the squeeze. It's all the moments that you don't want to see second-hand, that are unforgettable when you see them live.
Take, for instance, Martin Kabrhel's much-discussed antics during last year's $250,000 Super High Roller. There's nothing quite like watching moments like these play out in real time - well, on a delay, but as real as you can get without being on the rail.
While most of the live coverage at this year's WSOP will reside behind the PokerGO paywall, select events will stream live on the PokerGO YouTube page - a taste for those considering the subscription.
PokerGO offers users a choice of three subscription plans - monthly, three-month, and annual.
