2022 World Series of Poker to be at Bally's and Paris Las Vegas
17 Nov 2021
"As we approach the Final Table, we look back on yet another successful Main Event that exceeded expectations," said World Series of Poker Senior Vice President, Ty Stewart. "We are absolutely thrilled with this year's turnout, both domestically and internationally. As we close out this chapter at the Rio, we are excited to have the iconic Vince Vaughn usher in a new era of WSOP at Bally's and Paris next summer."
The @RioVegas will no longer be the host of the @WSOP, beginning next year. Ty Stewart, WSOP Executive Director, told our @casinocityGT on Friday that an announcement about a new home will be coming “very shortly” https://t.co/6FMHdFZ7cN pic.twitter.com/5v9bzWLSB0
— Casino City (@casinocity) November 7, 2021
Following the news of WSOP's move to Caesars' strip properties, Bally's and Paris, award-winning actor Vince Vaughn took the stage to announce his official role as 2022 WSOP Master of Ceremonies. The "Wedding Crashers" and "Swingers" star made a special appearance at the WSOP Main Event, kicking off day one of the Final Table with a surprise Shuffle Up and Deal moment. No stranger to Vegas, Vaughn has been an avid poker player for much of his life – gearing up to play his hand in the 2022 WSOP tournament at Bally's and Paris next summer.
"I have such a strong connection to Las Vegas and am honored to be selected as the Master of Ceremonies for what is set to be the most anticipated World Series of Poker tournament ever," said World Series of Poker Master of Ceremonies, Vince Vaughn. "Poker has long been one of my favorite sports, so to be a part of something as historic as the WSOP finally moving to the Strip is an absolute dream. Vegas Baby, Vegas!"
The full 2022 WSOP schedule, including a booking link for discounted participant hotel rates, is expected to be published in January.