BSOP Millions 2026 has published its full schedule: 103 tournaments between November 13 and 28 at the WTC Sheraton in São Paulo, with buy-ins ranging from R$200 to R$500,000. It's the stop that closes the Brazilian season and settles the year's rankings — and the longest schedule in the series' history. The headline events were announced earlier this month with their dates and guarantees; what's out now is the full calendar, tournament by tournament.
The facts: what's on the schedule
The Main Event (#26) costs R$5,000 with R$10,000,000 guaranteed and R$1.5 million earmarked for the champion. It runs ten Day 1 flights (1A through 1J, November 16–20, two flights a day at noon and 8 p.m.), Day 2 on the 21st, Day 3 on the 22nd and the final day on the 23rd. Starting stack: 40,000.
The other headline events:
- Millionaire Maker (#38) — new this year: R$1,200 buy-in, R$5,000,000 guaranteed and R$1 million for the winner, with ten Day 1 flights from November 18 to 22.
- BSOP Championship (#57) — R$25,000 with R$15,000,000 guaranteed and R$3 million up top. Four Day 1s from the 21st to the 24th, final day on the 28th.
- Start-Up Mystery Million (#1) — R$1,500, with a single R$1 million envelope in the mystery bounty pool. It opens the festival on November 13.
- Super High Roller Series — second edition, nine tournaments from November 14 to 23 with buy-ins from R$50,000 to R$500,000.
The schedule also carries 13 Pot-Limit Omaha events, 15 mixed-game tournaments from R$500, a R$1,000 Ladies event and 24-hour cash games across all 16 days.
Why it matters: you don't play the whole schedule
With 103 tournaments in front of you, the expensive mistake isn't picking the wrong event — it's trying to play them all. A two-week schedule is designed so there's always a table open, and a player who shows up without a plan ends up buying a day-12 re-entry with the Main Event money. The right order is the reverse: decide how many buy-ins you can commit to the whole festival first, then pick which events fit inside that number. If you've never run that math, start with bankroll management rather than with the schedule.
The other way in is satellites, and this year the door is wide. There are live mega satellites at R$200 handing out at least 300 seats across the Start-Up Mystery Million and the Millionaire Maker, plus online satellites from $109 for a Main Event seat. A satellite isn't a discount — it's a different tournament, with flat payouts and its own strategy, where the goal stops being accumulation and becomes survival to the cutoff. Worth understanding how satellites actually work before you register for one.
And a word on those ten Day 1s. Ten flights don't mean ten identical chances: they mean you get to choose the flight you'll play best — rested, no work the next morning, head in the game — instead of whichever one you happen to catch. That choice is worth more than any range adjustment. If the Main Event will be your first big tournament, picking the flight is part of the preparation.
There are two months left: plenty of time to arrive with a plan instead of a wish list. In the community we're building ours.