Paradise Parlay Brings Bonus Cash Back to WSOP Paradise 2025

What is the Paradise Parlay?

At this point, your first question would probably be what the Paradise Parlay actually entails, right?

The Paradise Parlay (or Super Main Event Parlay as it’s also know) is a bonus incentive added onto the $60 million guaranteed prize pool of the Super Main Event. In very basic terms, it’s a fixed cash payout that sits on top of whatever players earn through the tournament itself.

So, let’s say an eligible player cashes in the event, they’ll receive $25,000. Make the final table? That bumps up to $100,000. And if they end up winning the whole thing? That’s a $250,000 bonus added to the regular champion’s payout.

Just keep in mind that there’s no stacking allowed, Paradise Parlay isn’t cumulative, so players take home the highest tier they reach.

Who Qualifies for the Parlay?

While you may think this is a promotion reserved for a very few, that’s not actually the case. More than 2,000 players are on the radar for the Parlay, thanks to a relatively broad eligibility framework. To qualify, players must achieve at least one of the following during the 2025 WSOP calendar year:

• Cashed in seven or more live WSOP bracelet events during the summer series in Las Vegas
• Cashed in the 2025 WSOP Main Event (held July 2–16)
• Won a WSOP bracelet in 2025, including online and WSOP Europe titles

If you tick one of those boxes and cash in Paradise, the Parlay’s going to kick in automatically.

A Few More Super Main Event Incentives

While we’re here to talk about the Paradise Parlay, it’s still just one of several promotions designed to make WSOP Paradise a can’t-miss winter poker destination. So, we’re going to talk about a few more.

For one, first-timers who register $50,000 or more in buy-ins, including the Super Main Event, will get a $5,000 bonus courtesy of Luxon Pay. Meanwhile, PokerStake has committed to buying up to 50% of unsold action from WSOP Circuit ring winners who list their Super Main Event packages for sale through the platform.

And for those tracking high roller leaderboards, the Super Main Event and five other bracelet events will count toward PokerGO Tour (PGT) points, meaning players get a shot at qualifying for the end-of-season $1 million PGT Championship freeroll.