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Caesars Digital is recruiting a senior product manager for a new online poker product built on a licensed third-party platform, a job listing that points to a possible future change for WSOP Online. The posting does not identify a technology supplier, and neither Caesars nor 888 has confirmed that the US poker room will change platforms.

PokerFuse reported on Oct. 15 that Caesars was preparing the product based on the listing. It described a product with a standalone poker app for iOS, Android and the web, while also bringing poker functions into Caesars’ existing Sportsbook and iCasino products.

The senior product manager would guide the player-facing product from development through launch. The remit includes the player journey, poker lobby, game selection, cashier, responsible-gambling tools and later updates, while a third-party provider would supply the underlying poker technology and connect it to Caesars’ existing iGaming and player-account-management systems.

888 has powered WSOP Online’s US real-money platform since its 2013 launch. According to USPoker, Caesars renewed its software agreement with 888 in 2021 for five years, with the deal due to expire this year. That timing gives the listing added significance, but it does not establish that 888 will be replaced or identify its possible successor.

Any eventual migration would matter across WSOP Online’s four-state shared pool: Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania. Caesars began pooling Pennsylvania players with the other three states on April 28, 2025, making WSOP Online the only US platform where players in all four jurisdictions could compete in the same pool. Michigan had joined Nevada and New Jersey in May 2024.

The room continued to use 888poker software for its 30-event summer bracelet series, which ran from May 30 through July 14. Its current fall bracelet series has 33 events and concludes with Event #33 on Nov. 10. PokerTube has characterized the series as possibly the last to run on 888-powered software.

The prospective product work comes after Caesars sold the WSOP brand’s intellectual-property rights to NSUS Group for $500 million in 2024. Caesars retained a license to operate WSOP Online in the four states, separating brand ownership from the company’s regulated US online-poker operation.