description WSOP Circuit Overview
The WSOP Circuit is a series of regional poker tournaments operated by the World Series of Poker. Hosted at various casinos across North America and internationally, the circuit provides players with opportunities to win gold championship rings. Winners of Main Events and top point earners typically qualify for a culminating season-ending championship tournament. It serves as a widely accessible feeder system for professional and amateur poker players seeking WSOP recognition.
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When did the WSOP Circuit start?
The WSOP Circuit began in 2005 as a regional tournament series at casinos associated with the World Series of Poker. It later expanded beyond the original US casino circuit to international stops and online events. [WSOP](https://www.wsop.com/past-tournaments/2005/)
What does a WSOP Circuit gold ring represent?
A gold ring is the championship trophy for a designated WSOP Circuit ring event. It is distinct from the gold bracelet awarded at the main summer World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. [WSOP](https://www.wsop.com/news/first-the-bracelet-then-the-ring/)
How do players qualify for the WSOP Circuit National Championship?
Players earn leaderboard points through their results in Circuit ring events. The strongest performers across the season can qualify for the championship event and its associated prizes. [WSOP](https://www.wsop.com/pdfs/structuresheets/structure_1193_14669.pdf)
Is the WSOP Circuit the same as the $10,000 WSOP Main Event?
No. Circuit stops are regional series with multiple events and varied buy-ins, while the WSOP Main Event is a separate $10,000 no-limit Texas hold'em freezeout. The Main Event awards a bracelet and the world championship title. [WSOP](https://www.wsop.com/about/world-series-of-poker/)
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