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Loading the WallMost poker fantasy is one draft, then two weeks of waiting. In Suits you run four teams of real pros through the whole series: where they play, who goes wild, when to trade. A real decision every day, and every number behind it is yours to dig into.
Anyone can open the builder and deal a team. To seal it (save it and enter the game) you need a free Control Centre account and a @handle. Your team is registered under it. Nothing is lost while you sign in: the deck waits on your device and seals itself when you're back.
Your team gets its own name (3–24 characters), unique within the series. Capitals and punctuation don't count, so “River Rats” and “river-rats!” are the same name. Rename it any time until your team locks.
Pick 20 different pros into four suits. Each suit is a royal flush of five positions, and a pro can only be in one of your suits. Your Ace scores ×2 and your King ×1.5, so who you put on top matters as much as who you pick.
The salary cap: all 20 together must cost 12,000 credits or less. Prices come from each pro's real recent results, weighted towards events like the ones in this series, so the stars are expensive and nobody can afford all of them. Finding the cheap pro who runs deep is half the game.
Deal me in fills all four suits under the cap; re-deal as often as you like, then tap any card to swap. Or start from an empty deck. Over the cap? The builder suggests swaps that fit.
Each suit can declare one: Hold'em, Omaha, Mixed, Heads-Up & Short-handed, High Roller. When it plays an event in its specialty, its points are ×1.2. It never stops you entering anything else. Spread specialties to cover more of the schedule, or double up to bet on one kind of event.
This is where Suits isn't over on draft day. Each suit has a $180K bankroll for the whole series, and booking it into an event costs that event's buy-in. Book any events, on any days, as many as you can afford: a $100,000 Super High Roller takes a big bite, a $5,300 event barely dents it. A pro only scores for you if their suit was booked into the event they cashed in. Working out where your pros will actually play is the game.
$1,500 NLH $1,500 | $10K PLO $10K | $25K HR $25K | Main Event $10K | $5K Mixed $5,000 | $100K SHR $100K | |
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| ♠ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |||
| ♥ | ✓ | ✓ | ||||
| ♦ | ✓ | ✓ | ||||
| ♣ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Each day, pick one King, Queen, Jack or 10 from a suit you've booked. For that day they play as an Ace (×2): a King goes from ×1.5 to ×2, a Queen, Jack or 10 from ×1 to ×2. It's optional, one a day, and you can change it until late registration closes on that pro's events.
Who to pick? The pro most likely to go deep today, among the ones who gain most. A strong King in a big event is the safe play. A Queen who loves this game is the bold one.
Every cash by a booked pro scores:
This runs the game's own scoring code. Hands (Pairs, Trips…) are flat bonuses on top.
In the game, every cash shows this same ledger, and your Results tab adds it all up: where your points came from across the series, by card, game, buy-in level and hand.
So a Royal Flush is just as big in a small event as a huge one. Pair, Trips, Quads and Royal Flush: only the best counts per booking. Big Slick, Upset and Bracelet stack on top.
Upsets are judged when the event ends. Collections fill as your booked pros cash; your suits show the progress, e.g. “♠ Flush 3/5”.
You can change anything until the first event you booked starts. After that your team is locked, except in the trade window.
Results update every 10 minutes as players bust in the money. Points from events still running show as live until the event ends; many events run over several days.
Your rank is a playing card: top 1% is an Ace, top 5% a King, top 10% a Queen, top 25% a Jack, top 50% a 10. Ties go to most cashes, then best single finish, then whoever built first.
Leagues: make one in your League Zone and share the code. Every league table gets a ♠ Suits tab and its own chat. Call the Bracelet: when an event reaches its final table, call who wins it, for career points and badges.
Each series on the Suits calendar is its own game with a new player pool and prices, so you build new suits each time. What carries over is your account: Suits XP and level, badges, career stats on your profile, and your leagues. Rules can change between series too (bankroll, booking window), and this page always shows the current ones.
Suits is in beta for WSOP Paradise 2026, its first live series, ahead of a full launch for WSOP 2027. If a score, price or result looks wrong, tell us. Suits is free and always will be: no entry fees, no real-money prizes. Results via PokerNews; schedule and start times from the WSOP; euro prizes converted at the ECB reference rate for the day. A fan-made game, not affiliated with the WSOP, PokerNews or any poker operator.
WSOP Paradise 2026 · Dec 2 – 17. Free. Deal a team in seconds, then make it yours.