Las Vegas, Nevada (9 May, 2023) - After traveling to twelve different countries on five different continents and awarding over $40 Million in prize money, we have arrived at the final stop of the 2022/23 World Series of Poker Circuit season.
Caesars Southern Indiana is back as a Circuit host after a four-year hiatus, featuring 15 ring events between May 11th - 22nd, to conclude the 2022/23 Circuit season. The property, located in Elizabeth, IN, is no newcomer when it comes to WSOP action, with a rich Circuit history dating back to 2005.
The series kicks off on Thursday, May 11th, at 11 AM, with Event #1: $400 No-Limit Hold'em, followed by a four-flight $400 No-Limit Hold'em event the following day at the same start time. The second event of the series is expected to draw a large field, with 825 players entering the same event back in 2019 when Nashville's Aaron Gamino emerged victorious to take home a $48,320 top prize.
Other highlights on the schedule include the $400 Monster Stack (May 16), the $2,200 High Roller (May 20), and the marquee event of the series, the $1,700 Main Event.
The $1,700 Main Event will consist of two starting flights. Flight A will have cards in the air at 11 AM on Friday, May 19th, followed by Flight B on Saturday. The three-day event will conclude on the last day of the series, Monday, May 22nd.
All official gold ring winners from the Caesars Southern Indiana will qualify for the invitation-only “Tournament of Champions”. The $1 million freeroll event will be held during the 2023 World Series of Poker tournament in Las Vegas. 2023 Online winners will also be eligible to compete in the signature event.
Here is a look at the full schedule of ring events:
Caesars Southern Indiana is located in Elizabeth, Indiana, right across the river from Louisville, Kentucky. After 18 months of construction, the rebranded casino opened in 2019, replacing the 21-year-old riverboat casino that operated as Horseshoe Southern Indiana. Guests now have access to a 110,000-square-foot facility, combining dining, retail, entertainment and gaming, with 16 live tables making it one of the largest casinos in the state.