WSOP Promo Codes
Official redeem codes for the World Series of Poker app — free, public, and survey-free.
Promo codes are short text codes that Playtika occasionally releases through its official channels. You type them into the WSOP app and receive a bonus — usually free chips. Unlike the daily chip links on our dashboard, codes are rarer and tend to appear around holidays, big tournament series, and special promotions.
Below is the current list of codes we have indexed from official sources. Codes are single-use per account and can expire without notice, so redeem anything active as soon as you see it.
Current Code List
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Codes marked with an older date have likely expired. We keep them listed for reference so you can tell a real (but expired) code from a scam code.
How to Redeem a Promo Code
- Open the World Series of Poker app on your phone, tablet, or PC.
- Open the Settings menu from the lobby.
- Look for the promo code / redeem code option.
- Type the code exactly as shown — codes are usually not case-sensitive, but avoid extra spaces.
- Confirm, and your bonus is credited to your account instantly.
If you don’t see a promo code option in your app, update to the latest version first. The feature can also vary slightly between iOS, Android, and the desktop version — see our guide on playing WSOP on PC if you switch between devices.
Where Codes Actually Come From
Every legitimate promo code originates from Playtika itself: the official WSOP social media pages, official emails, in-app events, and occasional partner promotions. That’s it. We monitor those sources and index what we find here, the same way we handle chip links.
Nobody can generate or sell codes. If a site or Discord server offers “unlimited codes” for money, a survey, or your login details, it is a scam — walk away. Real codes are always free and always public.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often are new codes released?
There is no fixed schedule. Some months bring several codes around events and holidays; other months bring none. Check this page when you do your daily link collection, and you won’t miss anything.
Why does my code say “invalid” or “already used”?
Most codes are single-use per account and expire quickly. An “invalid” message usually means the code expired, you already redeemed it, or it isn’t available in your region.
Do codes ever require payment or a survey?
No, never. Official codes are free. Anything that asks for money, surveys, or “human verification” before revealing a code is a scam — see our safety notes above.