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Major Series of Poker: The Tour (MSPT)

Tournament Guides, Schedules & Travel Resources

Follow the Major Series of Poker Tour throughout the season with Angry Aces Poker. Explore upcoming MSPT stops, tournament dates, venues, Main Event details, schedules, poker room information, and travel resources to help you plan your next series. Select an upcoming stop below to view the complete Tournament Guide.

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Upcoming MSPT Stops

Browse upcoming Major Series of Poker (MSPT) stops across North America. Each tournament guide includes dates, schedules, buy-ins, guarantees, Main Event details, venue information, and travel resources.

2026 MSPT Nevada Poker State Championship

Sep 10–13, 2026

MSPT 100 Grand Stack

Sep 29–Oct 4, 2026

MSPT Grand Falls Casino

Oct 28–Nov 1, 2026

2026 MSPT Wisconsin Poker State Championship Tournament Guide

Sep 22–27, 2026

SPADE Poker Championship

Oct 13–18, 2026

What Players Should Check

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Looking for more upcoming poker series? Visit our Poker Tournament Guides page for schedules, buy-ins, guarantees and event details from major poker rooms and tours.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Major Series of Poker (MSPT)?

The Major Series of Poker: The Tour (MSPT) is a traveling live poker tournament tour that hosts events at casinos and poker rooms across the United States. Formerly known as the Mid-States Poker Tour, the tour retained the familiar MSPT acronym following its rebrand.

What does MSPT stand for?

MSPT originally stood for Mid-States Poker Tour. Following the tour's rebranding, MSPT became associated with Major Series of Poker: The Tour, allowing the organization to retain the established MSPT name while expanding its national identity.

Where does MSPT hold poker tournaments?

MSPT holds tournament series at casino and poker-room destinations across the United States. Locations and dates vary throughout the season. The Upcoming MSPT Stops section above shows the tournament stops currently covered by Angry Aces Poker.

How much does it cost to play in an MSPT tournament?

Buy-ins vary depending on the tournament and series. MSPT stops can feature multiple events at different price points, including satellites, preliminary tournaments and featured Main Events. Check the individual Tournament Guide for exact buy-ins and schedule information.

Do I need to qualify to play in an MSPT event?

Most MSPT tournaments are open to eligible players who pay the required buy-in. Some stops also offer satellites that give players an opportunity to qualify for larger events at a lower initial cost.

Does every MSPT stop have a Main Event?

Major MSPT tournament festivals typically feature a Main Event, but the buy-in, guarantee, starting flights and structure can vary by stop. Check the Tournament Guide for the specific MSPT series you plan to attend.

How do I find upcoming MSPT tournaments?

The Upcoming MSPT Stops section above displays MSPT tournament series currently covered by Angry Aces Poker. Select a stop to access its Tournament Guide with dates, schedules, buy-ins, guarantees, venue information and other planning resources.

Where should I stay when attending an MSPT tournament?

When lodging coverage is available for an MSPT destination, Angry Aces Poker's Where to Stay resources provide hotel options that are practical for poker players attending the series. Individual Tournament Guides may also include venue and travel information.

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