Poker Central, the online streaming broadcast partner of the World Series of Poker, has announced their complete streaming schedule for the 2018 summer series.

Of the 78 bracelet events, a total of 16 final tables as well as wire-to-wire comprehensive coverage of the $10,000 Main Event and extensive viewing of the $1,000,000 Big One For One Drop will be able to be seen on the PokerGO platform.

Mixing It Up

“We’re eager to continue our live coverage of the WSOP on PokerGO for the second year running,” said Vice President of Content at Poker Central, Sam Simmons. “Our expanded coverage schedule including a wide array of poker variants will give our viewers even more opportunities to follow all the action of the world’s most prestigious tournament series.”

Answering the call from their vocal viewership, Poker Central has clearly put a focus on expanding the variety of games that will be broadcast. Popular events like the $50,000 Poker Players Championship, the $10,000 No Limit Hold’em Heads Up and just about every $10,000 Championship Event – no matter the variant – has made it onto the schedule.

Calling The Action

When it comes to commentary during the events, the heavy lifting will be done by longtime poker commentator and the voice of Poker After Dark, Ali Nejad. Nejad will be handling the play-by-play with guest play-by-play from ESPN’s own Lon McEachern.

Color commentary and strategic analysis will be handled by a rotating cast of players and personalities to be named on an event-by-event basis. One should also expect appearances by ESPN’s own color commentator, Norman Chad.

In addition to having McEachern and Chad contribute to the PokerGO commentary team, the partnership between ESPN and Poker Central looks to bring viewers unparalleled coverage of two of the biggest events of the summer.

“We’re looking forward to having Poker Central and ESPN tag team coverage for the WSOP again this year,” said the Executive Director of the World Series of Poker, Ty Stewart. “Fans can expect stellar storylines and wall-to-wall coverage throughout the event and during the ‘Big One for One Drop.”

ESPN had already announced their broadcasting schedule for the 2018 WSOP Main Event and One Drop, now the PokerGO streaming dates can help fans complete the picture of how to watch every second of the action.

As is customary, all of the events will be streamed on a 30-60 minutes delay with hole cards displayed.

If the content on both PokerGo and ESPN simply is not enough streaming poker, there will be additional World Series of Poker streaming coverage on a free-to-view partner site, the details of which will be announced before the start of the WSOP.

News coming next week…in two parts.

— WSOP (@WSOP) May 18, 2018

The World Series of Poker is set to begin on May 29. The first event poker fans can watch on PokerGO will be Event #3, the $3,000 NLHE Shootout on June 2 at 4:00 p.m. ET.

2018 WSOP On PokerGO Streaming Schedule

DATE	TIME	EVENT
June 2	4:00 PM ET	$3,000 NLHE Shootout Final Table
June 4	4:00 PM ET	$100,000 NLHE High Roller Final Table
June 5	6:00 PM ET	$10,000 Omaha Hi/Lo 8 or Better Final Table
June 7	4:00 PM ET	$1,500 NLHE Final Table
June 8	4:00 PM ET	$10,000 NLHE Heads Up
June 9	4:00 PM ET	$1,500 NLHE 6-Handed Final Table
June 11	6:00 PM ET	$1,500 Eight Game Mix Final Table
June 12	6:00 PM ET	$10,000 No Limit Lowball Draw Final Table
June 13	6:00 PM ET	$1,500 Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better Final Table
June 14	6:00 PM ET	$10,000 H.O.R.S.E. Final Table
June 16	6:00 PM ET	$1,500 Pot Limit Omaha Final Table
June 19	6:00 PM ET	$50,000 Poker Players Championship Final Table
June 20	6:00 PM ET	$10,000 Seven Card Stud Final Table
June 22	6:00 PM ET	$25,000 High Roller Pot Limit Omaha Final Table
June 23	6:00 PM ET	$10,000 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw Final Table
June 25	6:00 PM ET	$10,000 PLO 8-Handed Final Table
July 3	1:00 AM ET	$10,000 Main Event – Day 1A
July 3	11:00 PM ET	$10,000 Main Event – Day 1B
July 5	12:00 AM ET	$10,000 Main Event – Day 1C
July 5	8:00 PM ET	$10,000 Main Event – Day 2A/B (Part A)
July 6	12:00 AM ET	$10,000 Main Event – Day2A/B (Part B)
July 7	12:00 AM ET	$10,000 Main Event – Day 2C
July 7	9:30 PM ET	$10,000 Main Event – Day 3
July 8	7:00 PM ET	$10,000 Main Event – Day 4
July 9	8:00 PM ET	$10,000 Main Event – Day 5 (Part A)
July 10	2:00 AM ET	$10,000 Main Event – Day 5 (Part B)
July 10	2:30 PM ET	$10,000 Main Event – Day 6 (Part A)
July 10	11:00 PM ET	$10,000 Main Event – Day 6 (Part B)
July 11	2:30 PM ET	$10,000 Main Event – Day 7
July 12	9:00 PM ET	$10,000 Main Event Final Table – Day 1 (ESPN)
July 13	9:00 PM ET	$10,000 Main Event Final Table – Day 2 (ESPN)
July 14	9:00 PM ET	$10,000 Main Event Final Table – Day 3 (ESPN)
July 16	2:30 PM ET	$1M Big One For One Drop – Day 2 (Part A)
July 17	12:30 AM ET	$1M Big One For One Drop – Day 2 (ESPN 2)
July 17	2:30 PM ET	$1M Big One For One Drop – Day 2 (Part B)
July 17	6:30 PM ET	$1M Big One For One Drop – Day 3
July 17	9:00 PM ET	$1M Big One For One Drop – Day 3 (ESPN 2)