Just looked at this closely for the first time.

No $5K 6max, WTFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF?

Well, I just figured out where I am staying.

Nearly all the big buyin events were cut in half. 10ks to 5k, and 5ks to 3k. The one they should have lowered from 50k to 25k stayed the same.

Yes but a lot of those events drew small fields. The $5K 6max got 736 players last year. There is absolutely zero reason to lower the buyin.

unless you want a 3k that gets 900 players so you can show an increase in revenue your first year after IPO

Has anyone seen any details on the $560n on-bracelet events? Specifically the "tag team" event and the Bracelet Bounty event?

The Bracelet bounty has a bounty on all bracelet winners.

I was wondering what the structure was like (1 day so I imagine it isn't very good) and how much the bounty is on the bracelet winners? I don't see any of that info on WSOP.com

As far as the doubles tournament I was wondering about the structure (link on wsop.com is broken) and format.

Hey, but they added the $5K Mixed-Max (near where the $5K 6max was scheduled last year). Ask Jack if you can late reg at the start of Day 2 and then cash out at the end of the night.

Mixed max has so much sauce I wish they just scheduled it every wednesday or something like how they run a 1k every sun and a 1.5k every sat.

Meh sucks they don't have a nlh 6max event after the 3k event on 11th of june apart from the 10k which will probably be a field filled with sickos and above my bankroll

Yep, no structure sheet on WSOP site yet. FWIW......

We had a similar event at the Aussie Millions last month, but instead of bracelet winners, it was Australian Hall of Fame players. Can't remember the exact structure but the format was a little odd...... all entries played standard NLHE until we got down to 9 times the number of Australian Hall of Fame players who entered. (All HoF players had to be pre-registered so numbers were confirmed beforehand).

We then redrew for seats, and the HoF players then joined the event, one on each table. They were given an average sized stack to start. That table then played as a shootout with the table winners all going to a final table.

This event was a $550 entry (for comparison, WSOP Bracelet Bounty is $560) and the bounties were $1K each.

It was a one day tourney, with half hour levels and by the end of level 4, the field had been halved. Not a particularly great event but the attraction was for newbies having the chance of playing on the same table as HoF players; probably added 30% to the field.

Maybe the WSOP Bracelet Bounty event will be similar.........

That's actually a very cool idea for a tournament.

I'm disappointed also, although I have always been the spot in this tourney. Despite that I think its a great barometer for one's play as the toughest nl event on the schedule.

Amazing.