

European Poker Players Face Uncertainty for WSOP 2021 Travel
The White House announced that the U.S. would be opening its doors for European tourists after an 18-month ban due to the Covid-19 pandemic. However, the exact date for this reopening remains uncertain, leaving many European poker players in limbo as they await the chance to participate in the WSOP 2021.
The WSOP 2021 kicked off on September 30, and the first flight of the WSOP Main Event is scheduled for November 4. The most likely date for reopening to European tourists is between November 8-13, which may be too late for many players hoping to make it in time for the main event.
This uncertainty has left many European players disappointed and uncertain about their ability to compete in the WSOP 2021. The Biden administration's delay in confirming the reopening date has faced accusations of making the decision political, adding to the frustration of those eager to participate in the prestigious poker tournament.
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