button in SafariHustler Casino Live is Moving the Million Dollar Game to the 2026 WSOP
Hustler Casino Live has canceled its Million Dollar Game in May. But the show must and will go on, just in a different location and month.
For the first time ever, the world's most popular poker livestream will take place at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) in Las Vegas, and only the second time the cash game show has been hosted outside of Hustler Casino in Los Angeles.
The Milly Game, a $1 million minimum buy-in cash game, is scheduled for June 12 and will be livestreamed next to the WSOP feature tables during what is being labeled "WSOP High Stakes Live," and it is being sponsored by GGPoker. But it won't be the only HCL stream to run during the Las Vegas road trip. Other Hustler Casino Live streams at the 2026 WSOP run June 5, 6, 13, 19, and 20.
$1 Million Poker Cash Game at the 2026 WSOP
The Million Dollar Game has become the biggest and most anticipated annual livestreamed cash game in the world. It first ran in 2023, and has brought out some of the biggest names in the game such as Tom Dwan, Alan Keating, and Doug Polk.
This summer's big game will feature Keating, Santhosh Suvarna, Phong “Turbo” Nguyen, and other stars. Ryan Feldman, owner of Hustler Casino Live, said he is still putting together the full lineup.
The originally scheduled Million Dollar Game is being replaced with a $100,000 buy-in Mega Cash Mania game at Hustler Casino on May 14-15. Keating, Sam "Senor Tilt" Kiki, and Stanley Tang are among the players who will compete in the $500/$1,000 no-limit hold'em cash game.
A few weeks later and the action will move to Las Vegas. The WSOP High Stakes Live is the start of bringing Hustler Casino Live to other venues at times through Feldman's High Stakes Poker Network (HSPN) company.
The 2026 World Series of Poker kicks off May 26 at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas with 100 gold bracelet events planned, and now a series of high-stakes cash game livestreams on Hustler Casino Live.
The Million Dollar Game has brought some of the most memorable poker hands in history, including the largest televised pot ever, a $3.1 million hand won by Dwan against Wesley Fei in 2023.
