Registering with Solana at WSOP Paradise: skip the queue and the fees

Poker players will be able to skip registration queues and avoid fees by entering the World Series of Poker Paradise (WSOPP) tournament in the Bahamas next month with Solana Pay. Solana is the main sponsor of the festival, which will run from December 3 to 14 at the Baha Mar resort. The company also sponsored the 2026 WSOP held in Las Vegas earlier this year.

Registrations made with Solana Pay are free of registration and credit card fees. For amateurs and professionals alike, this can mean hundreds of dollars in savings, especially for players planning to fire multiple bullets. Skipping the crowded registration lines can also save hours.

To register, first download the WSOP Live app on iOS or Android, create an account, and find the 2026 WSOP Paradise tab. After selecting a tournament and tapping the Register button at the top right, accept the terms and choose Solana as the payment method. In the final step, connect a compatible crypto wallet, or copy the recipient wallet address and send the funds manually.

Solana took part in the 2026 WSOP in this type of collaboration for the first time. The WSOP Foundation served as the main sponsor, while Jamie Gold, winner of the 2006 WSOP Main Event, hosted a Solana freeroll attended by crypto influencers and content creators. This summer, players in Las Vegas were also able to register with Solana. The same option will now be offered in the Bahamas.

The festival kicks off on December 2 with the $2,750 WSOP Circuit Championship Mystery Bounty tournament. Highlights include the $100,000 PLO Super High Roller with a $5 million guarantee, the $10,000 NLH GGMillion$ Championship with a $10 million guarantee, and the $250,000 WSOP Pro-Am with a $10 million guarantee, which pits professionals against amateurs. The $26,000 Super Main Event begins on December 10 with the first of four starting flights. Last year's Super Main Event was won by Austrian professional Bernhard Binder, who beat Frenchman Jean-Noel Thorel to take home $10 million.