The World Series of Poker (WSOP) is one of the most prestigious and highly anticipated events in the world of poker. Every year, thousands of players from around the globe flock to Las Vegas to compete for millions of dollars in prize money and the coveted WSOP bracelet. This year, the WSOP is aiming to break the entry record with their Main Event Maynia promotion.

The WSOP Main Event is the most prestigious tournament in the series, with a buy-in of $10,000. The winner of the Main Event is crowned the world champion of poker and takes home a massive cash prize. In 2019, the Main Event drew a total of 8,569 entries, making it the second-largest field in WSOP history.

This year, the WSOP is hoping to break that record with their Main Event Maynia promotion. The promotion offers players a chance to win their way into the Main Event through a series of satellite tournaments. These satellites have buy-ins ranging from $1 to $215, making it accessible for players of all levels.

In addition to the satellites, the WSOP is also offering a special Main Event package for players who win their way into the tournament through a satellite. The package includes a buy-in to the Main Event, as well as accommodations at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, where the WSOP is held.

The Main Event Maynia promotion has already begun, with satellites running daily on WSOP.com. The promotion will continue until July 4th, which is the start date for the Main Event.

The WSOP is known for its massive prize pools and high-stakes action, but it’s also a celebration of the game of poker and the players who love it. The Main Event Maynia promotion is a testament to that spirit, offering players from all over the world a chance to compete for the ultimate prize in poker.

Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a casual player, the WSOP Main Event is an experience like no other. With the Main Event Maynia promotion, the WSOP is giving more players than ever before a chance to be a part of that experience and make history by breaking the entry record. So, if you’re a poker player with dreams of winning the Main Event, now is the time to start playing those satellites and making your way to Las Vegas. Who knows – you could be the next world champion of poker.