BSOP Millions 2026: the full 105-event schedule is out, and the Main Event is not the biggest guarantee

When we first wrote about BSOP Millions 2026 in September, the BSOP had published its headline guarantees and little else. The full schedule is now up, and it reorders the festival.

The R$ 5,000 Main Event is still the centrepiece by field size, with R$ 10 million guaranteed and ten Day 1 flights from 16 to 20 November before Day 2 on the 21st and a final day on 23 November. But it is not the largest guarantee on the card. Event #59, the BSOP Championship, costs R$ 25,000 and guarantees R$ 15 million, running four Day 1 flights from 21 to 24 November and then playing out over four more days to a final on 28 November — the last day of the festival. A player who wants the biggest prize pool in Brazilian poker has to pay five times the Main Event entry to reach it.

Above both sits the money game. Event #57, the Super High Roller Main Event, is R$ 250,000 to enter with a 500,000 starting stack, played from 20 to 22 November. Beneath it the schedule stacks R$ 100,000, R$ 75,000 and several R$ 50,000 super high rollers across the fortnight, and two rake-free satellites — R$ 10,000 into the 100K on 17 November and R$ 25,000 into the 250K on 19 November — are the only concession to anyone not arriving with a six-figure bankroll.

The other seven-figure guarantees are where most of the field will be. The R$ 1,200 Millionaire Maker guarantees R$ 5 million across ten Day 1 flights from 18 to 22 November. The R$ 1,500 Start-Up Mystery Million opens the festival on 13 November with a R$ 1 million mystery envelope and eight flights to 18 November. Uma Milha is R$ 1,000 for R$ 1 million guaranteed from 24 to 28 November, and Meia Milha is R$ 500 for R$ 500,000 on 14 and 15 November, with a one-day version at R$ 1,000 on the closing Saturday.

The entry ramp runs lower than the headline numbers suggest. Mega satellites cost R$ 200 and guarantee 100 seats — into the Mystery Million on 13 November and the Millionaire Maker on 17 and 18 November — and a R$ 600 mega satellite on 15 November guarantees 50 seats into the Main Event. Several R$ 500 events sit on the schedule outright, including the 8-Game Super 500 on the opening day and a BSOP Primeira Vez aimed at first-time festival players.

Mixed-game players get more here than at any other stop on the Brazilian calendar: TEROS, Triple Stud, HORSE, 8-Game, a 9-Game Cup, a 20-game dealer's choice played without repeating a game, mixed triple draw lowball, and a PLO hi-lo mix of Big O, PLO hi-lo and Courchevel hi-lo. Nearly all are R$ 2,500.

One correction to our earlier report: the BSOP now lists the venue as the Complexo WTC rather than the WTC Sheraton. The 2026 season closes here, and the 2027 one opens with BSOP Summer at Costa do Sauípe from 22 to 30 January.

All dates, buy-ins, stacks and guarantees come from the BSOP's own published schedule, read on 21 October 2026, and can change. Poker is a game of skill played for entertainment, not a way to make a living or clear a debt. Players must be 18 or over. Please gamble responsibly.