The World Poker Tour has three festival stops lined up across the United States and Australia from late August through October 2026, continuing the Season 24 schedule in Jacksonville, Sydney and Austin.
The upcoming events are the WPT bestbet Scramble, WPT Australia and WPT Prime Lodge. Together, their schedules feature four Championship events, while the headline tournaments in Jacksonville and Austin each carry a $1 million guarantee.
WPT bestbet Scramble Runs Through September 9
The WPT bestbet Scramble is underway at bestbet Jacksonville, with the festival running from August 20 through September 9.
Its $5,000 WPT bestbet Scramble Championship takes place from September 4-9 and carries a $1 million guaranteed prize pool.
The festival also includes tournaments across a range of formats and buy-in levels. The Championship will conclude with a livestreamed final table.
WPT Australia Features Two Championship Events in Sydney
WPT Australia returns to The Star Sydney from September 10-30, with two Championship events on the schedule.
The AUD $1,500 WPT Prime Australia Championship runs from September 17-22, followed by the AUD $5,000 WPT Australia Championship from September 24-30.
The final tables of both events will be livestreamed.
WPT Prime Lodge Starts September 24 in Austin
WPT Prime Lodge runs from September 24 through October 12 at The Lodge Card Club in Austin, Texas.
The $1,100 WPT Prime Lodge Championship is scheduled for October 8-12 and comes with a $1 million guaranteed prize pool.
Livestream coverage of the Championship will also be available from The Lodge Card Club.
WPT Season 24 Continues Into October
The three festivals give WPT players a run of Championship events across two countries over the next several weeks.
Jacksonville hosts the first $1 million guaranteed Championship from September 4-9, while Austin follows with another $1 million guaranteed event from October 8-12. Between them, Sydney hosts both the WPT Prime Australia Championship and the WPT Australia Championship in September.







