GGPoker Adds $30,000 Super Pass Route to WSOP Paradise
The expanded WSOP Express ladder starts with a free ticket and ends at a $2,500 qualifier for Bahamas packages.
GGPoker has widened its WSOP Express path to WSOP Paradise 2026, giving players another way to chase a Super Main Event seat without paying the full buy-in up front. The new route runs from a free starting ticket through low-stakes qualifying steps and ends at a $2,500 Express tournament that awards $30,000 Super Passes.
As covered in August, WSOP Paradise returns to Baha Mar in December with a $50 million guaranteed Super Main Event. Betting News said the promotion is aimed at that headline event, and that the festival runs from Dec. 2 through Dec. 17 with 20 bracelet events and $120 million in guaranteed prize pools.
According to Betting News, the ladder begins with a free Step 0 ticket and an Avatar Race. Step 1 is an All-in or Fold 4-Max game with a regular $0.50 entry, Step 2 is a $2 Spin & Gold 6-Max, Step 3 is a $10 Sit & Go On-Demand stage, and Step 4 is a multi-day tournament that normally costs $150.
From there, players move into the final $2,500 Express tournament. Betting News said that stage awards 34 Super Passes worth $30,000 each, and that each package includes entry to the $26,000 Super Main Event, 13 nights of accommodation at Baha Mar, a last-longer promotion worth $10,000 in tournament dollars, Platinum Discord access and GGPoker x WSOP Paradise merchandise.
PokerNews described the same overall path as a free route through the WSOP Express tab in the GGPoker lobby. It said players can start with a free Step 0 ticket, then move through Step 1 at $0.50, Step 2 at $2, Step 3 at $10 and Step 4 at $150 before reaching the Super Pass stage.
There is one wrinkle in the coverage around the top prize pool. GGPoker’s main announcement and Betting News referred to a $50 million guaranteed Super Main Event, while one GGPoker package breakdown page said $60 million. Pokerfuse also said the promotion will hand out at least 25 WSOP Paradise packages every week, each tied to the $26,000 entry and a stay at Baha Mar.
