GGPoker has launched exclusive online qualifiers for WSOP Super Circuit Canada, giving players in Canada a path toward the CAD $10 million-guaranteed Main Event at Playground in Kahnawake, Quebec.
The live festival is scheduled to run from August 26 to September 10, 2026, with more than CAD $14 million in guaranteed prizes. The WSOP Super Circuit Canada Main Event is listed for September 3 to September 11, 2026.
Two Online Routes for Canadian Players
The qualification path depends on player location.
Players in Ontario can enter dedicated direct satellite tournaments for the CAD $10 million-guaranteed Main Event. Players in the rest of Canada can try to secure their seats through GGPoker’s WSOP Express satellite system.
GGPoker said players can register for WSOP Super Circuit Canada online qualifiers or WSOP Express events by logging in through the platform.
Playground Festival Features 18 WSOP Gold Rings
WSOP Super Circuit Canada will take place at Playground in Kahnawake, Quebec, with 18 WSOP gold rings to be awarded across the festival.
Playground has previously hosted the largest prize pool in WSOP Circuit history, according to the announcement. For the 2026 festival, the announcement lists more than CAD $14 million in total guarantees, led by the CAD $10 million-guaranteed Main Event.
GGPoker Qualifiers Get Access to Meet-Up Game
A Meet-Up Game is scheduled for September 2 and will be open only to players who qualify for the Main Event through GGPoker.
The event is set to feature Daniel Negreanu, Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi, and other special guests. Mizrachi is described in the announcement as the current WSOP Main Event champion.
Sarne Lightman, Managing Director at GGPoker, said the operator is inviting players to qualify for the first WSOP Super Circuit to be hosted in Canada, with the Main Event carrying a CAD $10 million guarantee. Lightman also highlighted the September 2 Meet-Up Game, saying it would give GGPoker qualifiers a rare chance to play alongside Daniel Negreanu and Michael Mizrachi.
All monetary amounts in the announcement are denominated in Canadian dollars.
