2026 WSOP Circuit The Reserve Poker Club — Toledo

The World Series of Poker Circuit will make a 12-day stop at The Reserve Poker Club in Toledo, Ohio, from October 29 through November 9, 2026. WSOP has now published the Toledo schedule, confirming 18 Circuit ring events and a festival headlined by a $1,700 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event with a $1 million guarantee.

The Reserve Poker Club is located at 5115 Glendale Ave. in Toledo. It is a dedicated private poker club rather than a casino resort, an important distinction for traveling players because membership, lodging and on-site logistics work differently than they do at a traditional casino property.

Players can review the official WSOP Circuit The Reserve Poker Club event page and view the complete official Toledo WSOP Circuit schedule before making travel or tournament plans.

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A New Stop on the WSOP Circuit Calendar

Toledo is a new destination on the 2026 WSOP Circuit fall calendar. Poker.Org reported when the stop was added that Toledo was among the Circuit's new destinations for the second half of 2026.

That does not make this the first WSOP Circuit series in Ohio. WSOP records show that Horseshoe Cincinnati hosted Ohio's first Circuit festival in 2013. The Toledo stop instead expands the Circuit into a different part of the state and gives northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan players a new regional option.

Players comparing other Ohio tournament destinations can also use the 2026 MSPT JACK Cleveland Tournament Guide. For another Midwest WSOP Circuit stop, see the 2026 WSOP Circuit Caesars Southern Indiana Tournament Guide.

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2026 Toledo Series Overview

The official Toledo schedule lists 18 WSOP Circuit ring events from October 29 through November 9. Ring-event buy-ins range from $400 to $2,200, and the posted guarantees add up to at least $2.12 million. The final $400 Double Stack Closer does not currently show a guarantee.

The biggest guaranteed events are:

• $1,700 Main Event — $1 million guaranteed

• $600 Mini Main — $500,000 guaranteed

• $400 Double Stack Kick-Off — $100,000 guaranteed

• $600 Monster Stack — $100,000 guaranteed

• $400 40/40/40 — $50,000 guaranteed

• $600 Pot-Limit Omaha — $50,000 guaranteed

• $400 Double Stack — $50,000 guaranteed

• $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Freezeout — $50,000 guaranteed

• $2,200 High Roller — $50,000 guaranteed

The series also includes H.O.R.S.E., Big O/8, Seniors, Ladies, Black Chip Bounty and Deepstack events. No Mystery Bounty event appears on the current official Toledo schedule.

Rather than reproducing every event, players should use the official Toledo schedule PDF for the complete event-by-event listing and check it again shortly before traveling in case WSOP makes changes.

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WSOP Circuit Main Event

Event #12 is the $1,700 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event with a $1 million guaranteed prize pool.

The official schedule lists three starting flights:

• Flight A — Thursday, November 5 at 11 AM

• Flight B — Friday, November 6 at 11 AM

• Flight C — Saturday, November 7 at 11 AM

The posted schedule lists a 40,000-chip starting stack and 40/60-minute levels for the Main Event. The tournament is scheduled to restart at noon on Sunday, November 8, with 60-minute levels listed for the restart. The final table is scheduled for 4 PM on Monday, November 9, with 60-minute levels.

The current schedule confirms the buy-in, guarantee, starting stack, flights and restart times, but a Toledo-specific Main Event structure sheet containing the full blind schedule, late-registration cutoff, re-entry rules and detailed bagging procedures was not posted on the official WSOP event page or The Reserve's structure-sheet page when this guide was prepared.

Players should therefore treat the following Main Event details as Not Published until WSOP or The Reserve releases the structure sheet:

• Exact late-registration cutoff

• Exact re-entry allowance

• End-of-flight bagging procedure

• Detailed blind and ante schedule

• Break schedule

• Any flight-forfeiture or best-stack rule

• Detailed payout procedures

Do not rely on structure rules from another Circuit stop. The Toledo structure sheet should control once it is released.

The Main Event awards a WSOP Circuit ring to the winner. WSOP's 2026 Circuit rules also provide the ring winner with the same $5,000 WSOP Paradise package available to other qualifying Circuit ring winners, subject to the published package terms.

Poker.Org is WSOP's official media partner for 2026 WSOP Circuit Main Events, but a Toledo-specific live-reporting page has not yet been published. The Reserve operates a livestream studio for major events, but a livestream for the Toledo WSOP Circuit Main Event has not been specifically announced.

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Other Ring Events to Watch

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$600 Mini Main

Event #2 is a $600 No-Limit Hold'em Mini Main with a $500,000 guarantee.

The schedule shows five starting flights across October 29, October 30 and October 31. Each starting flight is listed with a 30,000-chip starting stack and 30/40-minute levels. The Mini Main restart is scheduled for noon on Sunday, November 1.

The $500,000 guarantee makes the Mini Main the second-largest guaranteed event of the Toledo festival.

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$600 Monster Stack

Event #8 is a $600 No-Limit Hold'em Monster Stack with a $100,000 guarantee.

The official schedule lists three starting flights:

• Monday, November 2 at 4 PM

• Tuesday, November 3 at 10 AM

• Tuesday, November 3 at 4 PM

The schedule lists a 40,000-chip starting stack and 30/45-minute levels. The restart is scheduled for noon on Wednesday, November 4.

Detailed re-entry and late-registration rules remain dependent on the event's final structure sheet.

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Seniors and Ladies Events

The $400 Seniors event is scheduled for Sunday, November 1 at 10 AM with a $20,000 guarantee. The schedule lists a 20,000-chip starting stack and 30-minute levels.

The $400 Ladies event is scheduled for Friday, November 6 at 10 AM with a $10,000 guarantee. The schedule lists a 20,000-chip starting stack and 30-minute levels.

The current Toledo schedule does not publish the full eligibility language for either event. Players should use the final WSOP structure sheet and event terms for age or eligibility requirements rather than assuming rules from another Circuit stop.

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PLO, Big O/8 and H.O.R.S.E.

Players looking for non-Hold'em ring events have several options.

The schedule includes:

• $400 H.O.R.S.E. — November 1 at 4 PM — $20,000 guaranteed

• $600 Pot-Limit Omaha — November 2 at 2 PM — $50,000 guaranteed

• $600 Big O/8 — November 3 at 2 PM — $25,000 guaranteed

These events give the Toledo stop a broader mix than a Hold'em-only festival. Detailed re-entry rules and full structures should be confirmed from the official event sheets once posted.

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$2,200 High Roller

Event #17 is a $2,200 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller scheduled for Sunday, November 8 at 2 PM with a $50,000 guarantee.

The schedule lists a 40,000-chip starting stack and 40-minute levels. The tournament is scheduled to restart at 2 PM on Monday, November 9.

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Black Chip Bounty and Deepstack

The $600 No-Limit Hold'em Black Chip Bounty is scheduled for Saturday, November 7 at 6 PM with a $25,000 guarantee.

The $600 No-Limit Hold'em Deepstack begins Sunday, November 8 at 11 AM with a $30,000 guarantee and a 50,000-chip starting stack. Its restart is scheduled for noon on November 9.

A Mystery Bounty is not listed on the current official Toledo schedule.

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Satellites and Ways to Qualify

The official schedule includes several on-site satellite opportunities.

Opening-weekend $130 Ring Event Milestone Satellites are listed with 15,000 starting chips and a 1-in-6 qualification ratio. These satellites are positioned around the Mini Main portion of the schedule.

The Main Event portion of the festival includes $250 Main Event satellites. The schedule lists 15,000 starting chips and a 1-in-8 qualification ratio.

A $350 High Roller satellite is scheduled for 10 AM on Sunday, November 8. It is also listed with a 15,000-chip starting stack and a 1-in-8 qualification ratio.

The current official Toledo materials do not publish transferability rules, detailed seat-award procedures or an online ClubGG qualification path for this stop. Players should use the final WSOP and venue instructions for those details.

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WSOP Circuit Rings and 2026 Championship Benefits

WSOP announced that every gold ring event winner during the 2026 Circuit season receives a $5,000 WSOP Paradise 2026 package.

WSOP describes the package as including tournament buy-in and hotel accommodations. Separate WSOP reporting identifies it as a package to attend the WSOP Circuit Championship at WSOP Paradise 2026.

The published package terms are important:

• Packages are non-transferable.

• Packages are non-refundable.

• Packages have no cash value.

• Packages must be used for the designated 2026 WSOP Paradise event.

• A qualifying player may redeem a maximum of one package during the 2026 promotional period.

• Valid identification and a WSOP account are required to claim the package.

WSOP's current package description does not list airfare as part of the $5,000 package.

That means all Toledo ring-event winners qualify under the 2026 Circuit promotion, but a player who wins multiple qualifying rings can redeem only one package under the published terms.

Players can review the official WSOP Circuit $5K package terms before the series.

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Tournament Structures and Registration

WSOP announced that all confirmed 2026 Circuit stops will use the WSOP+ app for tournament registration, payout information and real-time event data.

Players planning to enter the Toledo stop should have WSOP+ ready before arrival and monitor the official WSOP Toledo event page for any venue-specific registration instructions.

The Toledo event materials currently do not publish a complete list of accepted payment methods, a dedicated tournament cashier location or a Toledo-specific identification checklist. Those details should be confirmed directly through WSOP+ or The Reserve before traveling.

The Reserve also offers its own mobile app for its normal poker operation, including tournament clocks, cash-game information and waitlists. That venue app should not be confused with WSOP+ for Circuit registration.

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How The Reserve Poker Club Works

The Reserve Poker Club is not a casino resort. The club's own rules identify the operation as The Reserve Social Club, a private social club where visitors are required to become members.

The venue states that membership is available on an annual term and that all visitors must complete the membership process.

For tournament players, the most important pricing detail is straightforward: The Reserve states that tournament buy-ins include membership fees, with no additional membership cost to play the tournament.

For cash games, the club says it is rake-free and charges membership fees of $5 per half hour.

The club does not currently publish a separate annual membership price on the pages reviewed for this guide. It also does not publish a Toledo WSOP Circuit-specific temporary membership price because tournament buy-ins are already stated to include membership fees.

Players coming from outside Ohio should still expect to complete the club's membership process. The current rules page does not publish a separate process for out-of-state visitors.

The Reserve's current rules and membership information are available on the official Reserve Poker Club About Us and Rules page, while its cash-game and tournament-fee information explains the $5-per-half-hour cash fee and tournament membership treatment.

For comparison with another 2026 WSOP Circuit stop hosted by a dedicated poker club, see the WSOP Circuit Texas Card House Austin Tournament Guide.

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Tournament Space and Capacity

The Reserve advertises 36 poker tables and a dedicated livestream studio.

That gives the club significant dedicated poker capacity, but neither WSOP nor The Reserve currently publishes a Toledo Circuit floor plan or a tournament-specific capacity announcement explaining whether temporary tables or additional rooms will be used.

Players should not assume that all 36 tables will be allocated to tournament play at all times. Cash games, satellites, ring events and livestream production may create competing table demands during the festival.

The club's normal operating hours are:

• Monday through Friday — 5 PM to 2 AM

• Saturday — 2 PM to 2 AM

• Sunday — Noon to Midnight

The Reserve specifically notes that hours may differ during special events. Those regular hours should not be used to infer WSOP Circuit start times. The official WSOP schedule includes events beginning as early as 10 AM, so tournament players should follow the Circuit schedule rather than the club's normal weekly opening hours.

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Where to Stay

The Reserve is not attached to a hotel, so traveling players need separate lodging.

The club maintains an official suggested hotels page with three nearby options:

• WoodSpring Suites — The Reserve says guests should mention the club to receive a special rate.

• Fairfield Inn & Suites Toledo Maumee — The Reserve lists it as 3 miles from the poker club.

• Home2 Suites by Hilton Maumee Toledo — The Reserve also lists it as 3 miles from the poker club.

No WSOP-specific Toledo room block, WSOP promo code or tournament shuttle has been published on the official pages reviewed for this guide.

Players should therefore compare the Reserve-recommended hotels with other South Toledo, Maumee or Perrysburg options based on price, cancellation policy and transportation needs.

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Dining and Amenities

The Reserve's rules state that food is not permitted in playing areas, including the livestream area. Dining areas are provided for eating.

The club does not currently publish a detailed WSOP Circuit food menu, outside-food policy, beverage menu or late-night dining plan. Traveling players who expect long tournament days should plan meal breaks around the final structure sheets and confirm any series-specific food service directly with the club.

The venue also advertises dedicated security and a livestream studio. Wi-Fi availability, player charging stations and detailed accessibility information are not specifically published on the current official pages reviewed for this guide.

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Parking and Getting There

The Reserve Poker Club is located at:

5115 Glendale Ave. Toledo, OH 43614

Tournament-specific parking instructions, overflow arrangements and parking fees have not yet been published by WSOP or The Reserve. Players driving to the series should check the club's site and social channels closer to October 29 in case special Circuit parking guidance is added.

Toledo is served by I-75 and the I-80/I-90 Ohio Turnpike corridor, giving the city practical highway access from other parts of Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. Players should use current navigation for the final local route to Glendale Avenue.

Eugene F. Kranz Toledo Express Airport is the local commercial airport. Its official ground-transportation information lists rental-car options, Uber, Lyft and other local transportation services.

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport can also be a practical flight option for players coming from markets with limited Toledo service. DTW's official airport information notes access from I-94 and I-275. Travelers using Detroit should plan for the cross-state ground trip into Toledo rather than treating the event as a Detroit-area tournament.

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Toledo and the Ohio-Michigan Border Market

Toledo is in northwest Ohio near the Michigan state line. That location gives the Circuit stop potential appeal to players from both Ohio and southeast Michigan without making Toledo a Detroit suburb.

The stop may be particularly relevant to players traveling from the Detroit metro area, Ann Arbor, Cleveland, Columbus and Fort Wayne, along with poker communities across northwest Ohio.

Players comparing regional events can also review the RGPS Golden Expedition at Lake Erie Poker Room Tournament Guide.

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What Players Should Know

• Series dates: October 29-November 9, 2026

• Venue: The Reserve Poker Club, 5115 Glendale Ave., Toledo, Ohio

• Ring events: 18

• Posted ring-event guarantees: at least $2.12 million

• Main Event: $1,700 buy-in, $1 million guaranteed

• Main Event starting flights: November 5, 6 and 7 at 11 AM

• Main Event starting stack: 40,000

• Main Event restart: November 8 at Noon

• Main Event final table: November 9 at 4 PM

• Mini Main: $600 buy-in, $500,000 guaranteed

• Monster Stack: $600 buy-in, $100,000 guaranteed

• High Roller: $2,200 buy-in, $50,000 guaranteed

• No Mystery Bounty is currently listed

• Tournament buy-ins include The Reserve membership fees

• Cash games are listed at $5 per half hour in membership fees

• The Reserve advertises 36 poker tables

• Normal club hours may differ during special events

• Toledo-specific structure sheets, detailed parking instructions and a WSOP hotel block are not yet published

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Frequently Asked Questions

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When is WSOP Circuit The Reserve Poker Club 2026?

The series runs October 29 through November 9, 2026.

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Where is The Reserve Poker Club?

The Reserve Poker Club is at 5115 Glendale Ave., Toledo, OH 43614.

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Is The Reserve Poker Club a casino?

No. The Reserve identifies itself as a private social poker club. It is not a casino resort or hotel casino.

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Is this the first WSOP Circuit stop in Toledo?

Toledo is a new destination on the 2026 Circuit calendar. WSOP records confirm that Ohio previously hosted Circuit poker in Cincinnati beginning in 2013, so the Toledo stop should not be described as Ohio's first WSOP Circuit event.

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Does The Reserve require a membership?

Yes. The club's rules state that visitors must become members.

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How much does membership cost?

The Reserve states that tournament buy-ins include membership fees, so there is no additional membership charge to play a tournament. A separate current annual membership price is not published on the pages reviewed for this guide.

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Are there hourly poker fees?

For cash games, The Reserve lists a membership fee of $5 per half hour and states that its cash games are rake-free.

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Do WSOP tournament players pay extra club fees?

The Reserve states that tournament buy-ins include membership fees and that there is no additional cost to play beyond the tournament buy-in.

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How many Circuit ring events are scheduled?

WSOP currently lists 18 ring events.

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How much is the Main Event?

The official WSOP schedule lists a $1,700 buy-in.

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What is the Main Event guarantee?

The Main Event has a $1 million guarantee.

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How many Main Event starting flights are there?

Three. Flights are scheduled for November 5, November 6 and November 7 at 11 AM.

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Are satellites available?

Yes. The official schedule includes $130 Ring Event Milestone Satellites, $250 Main Event satellites and a $350 High Roller satellite.

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Are PLO or mixed-game events offered?

Yes. The official schedule includes Pot-Limit Omaha, Big O/8 and H.O.R.S.E. ring events.

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Is there a Mystery Bounty?

No Mystery Bounty is listed on the current official Toledo schedule. A $600 Black Chip Bounty is scheduled instead.

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What do 2026 Circuit ring winners receive?

WSOP says 2026 Circuit ring winners receive a $5,000 WSOP Paradise package that includes tournament entry and hotel accommodations, subject to the official terms. The package is non-transferable, has no cash value and is limited to one redemption per qualifying player.

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Do players use WSOP+?

Yes. WSOP announced that all confirmed 2026 Circuit stops will use WSOP+ for registration, payout information and real-time tournament data.

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Does The Reserve have a hotel?

No. The Reserve is a dedicated poker club, not a hotel casino. The club lists nearby hotel suggestions on its website.

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Are there official tournament hotel rates?

The Reserve's hotel page says WoodSpring Suites offers a special rate when guests mention The Reserve. No WSOP-specific Toledo room block or promo code is currently published.

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Is parking available?

The current official pages do not publish tournament-specific parking capacity, overflow parking or parking fees. Players should check for special instructions closer to the series.

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Which airport is most convenient?

Eugene F. Kranz Toledo Express Airport is Toledo's local commercial airport. Detroit Metropolitan Airport may also be useful for players who need a broader flight selection, but it requires a ground trip from Michigan into Toledo.

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Where can players find the complete official schedule?

Use the official WSOP Circuit The Reserve full schedule PDF. Players should also monitor the official WSOP event page for updates and structure sheets.