BSOP Millions 2026 Announces 13 Days of Live Coverage with Hole Cards on YouTube and Twitch

The Brazilian Series of Poker (BSOP) has released the full broadcast schedule for the BSOP Millions 2026, confirming 13 consecutive days of live coverage with hole cards revealed. The event runs from November 13 to 28 at the WTC Complex in São Paulo, Brazil, and will be streamed simultaneously on YouTube and Twitch through both the official BSOP channel and the Mundo Poker channel.

For players and fans who cannot attend in person, the broadcast team offers the closest alternative to being at the tables. The Mundo Poker broadcast crew includes Zig Pepice, Gon Pontes, and Felipe Monteiro, who will provide Portuguese-language commentary throughout the series.

Key facts

Broadcast schedule and featured tournaments

The live coverage begins on November 16 with Day 1 of the 75K Super High Roller, followed by its final day on November 17. The 100K Super High Roller takes the stage on November 18 and 19, while the marquee 250K Super High Roller spans three days from November 20 through November 22.

The Main Event final table is scheduled for November 23, followed by the Millionaire Maker final table on November 24. The schedule lists November 25 as a placeholder day to be announced. The BSOP Championship concludes the series with coverage on November 26, 27, and its final table on November 28.

Three tournament final tables will produce new Brazilian poker millionaires: the Millionaire Maker, the Main Event, and the BSOP Championship. Each of these broadcasts will include hole-card coverage, allowing viewers to follow the action hand by hand.

How to watch

Viewers can access the live streams through the official BSOP YouTube and Twitch channels. The Mundo Poker channel will also carry the full broadcast daily. Subscribing to these channels and enabling notifications is recommended to receive alerts when each day’s stream begins.

The BSOP organization has structured the broadcast to cover the deepest stages of the biggest buy-in events first, then transition into the climax of the series’ largest fields during the final weekend.

Why this matters for video poker and poker fans

For the PlayVideoPoker audience, the BSOP Millions broadcast schedule is relevant for two reasons. First, the extensive hole-card coverage provides an opportunity to study high-stakes tournament decision-making in real time. The Super High Roller events, with buy-ins ranging from 75,000 to 250,000 Brazilian reals, attract some of the most skilled players in South America. Watching these hands with full information allows viewers to compare their own strategic instincts against elite-level play.

Second, the structure of the broadcast reflects a broader trend in poker media: live streaming with hole cards has become the standard for major tournament series worldwide. Understanding how broadcasters schedule coverage, which events they prioritize, and how they handle multi-day final tables helps the poker community better plan its own viewing and study time.

The BSOP Millions consistently draws one of the largest live audiences in Latin American poker. The 13-day broadcast commitment signals that organizers expect strong viewership and have invested in production quality to match.

What remains unclear

The schedule does not specify which event will fill the November 25 broadcast slot. Organizers may add a last-minute tournament or extend coverage of an existing event depending on field sizes and late registrations. The broadcast team has not yet confirmed whether English-language commentary will be available alongside the Portuguese broadcast.

Source: Mundo Poker – “BSOP Millions 2026 terá 13 dias de transmissões ao vivo com cartas reveladas; confira as datas e os torneios” – https://mundopoker.com.br/noticias/bsop/bsop-millions-2026-tera-13-dias-de-transmissoes-ao-vivo-com-cartas-reveladas-confira-as-datas-e-os-torneios/