Orleans Summer Open Mixed Game Tournaments Las Vegas · Summer 2026
The Orleans Summer Open is one of the premier destinations for mixed game players during the WSOP season. Located just off the Strip, it offers a quieter and more relaxed environment while still keeping players just minutes from the center of the summer poker action.
Known for affordable buy-ins, softer fields, and a strong variety of mixed formats, the Orleans is one of the best places in Las Vegas to build steady volume during the summer. The property also works especially well as a stay-and-play option, with convenient on-site amenities such as a bowling alley, movie theater, and multiple dining choices that make longer poker trips more comfortable.
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About the Orleans Summer Open
The Orleans Summer Open has become one of the most reliable summer stops for mixed game players in Las Vegas. Its off-Strip location creates a calmer and more comfortable environment, while still leaving players only a short drive from the WSOP and the rest of the city’s major poker venues.
The series is especially attractive for players looking to maximize tournament volume with lower buy-ins and softer fields. That value is a big part of the appeal, but it is not the only one. The Orleans also functions as a true stay-and-play destination, with on-site amenities such as a bowling alley, movie theater, and multiple dining options that help make extended summer stays easier and more enjoyable.
That combination of affordability, convenience, and comfort makes the Orleans one of the most practical mixed game destinations in Las Vegas during the summer.
Why the Orleans Matters for Mixed Game Players
The Orleans stands out as one of the most dependable and value-oriented mixed game destinations in Las Vegas. Its combination of affordable tournaments, a player-friendly atmosphere, and convenient on-site accommodations makes it especially appealing for players who want consistent volume throughout the summer. Being off the Strip also works in its favor: you get a quieter home base without giving up easy access to the rest of the city’s major poker action. That combination of consistent volume and lower buy-ins makes it one of the most practical places in Las Vegas to build a full summer schedule.
Orleans Summer Open 2026 – Mixed Game Schedule
This schedule tracks the Orleans Summer Open mixed events in chronological order, helping players identify the best stretches of mixed game volume and fit the series into a broader Las Vegas summer poker plan.
| Date | Event | Game | Buy-in | Start Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 22 | Series Event | Triple Triple Draw Mix | $240 | 4 PM |
| May 23 | Series Event | Omaha 8 Championship | $600 | 12 PM |
| May 23 | Series Event | T.O.R.S.E. | $240 | 4 PM |
| May 24 | Series Event | Big O | $240 | 6 PM |
| May 25 | Series Event | H.O.R.S.E. | $240 | 4 PM |
| May 26 | Series Event | 8-Game Mix Championship | $600 | 12 PM |
| May 28 | Series Event | Mixed Omaha 8 Championship | $600 | 12 PM |
| May 28 | Series Event | Triple Triple Draw Mix | $240 | 4 PM |
| May 29 | Series Event | Omaha 8 / Stud 8 Mix | $240 | 4 PM |
| May 30 | Series Event | T.O.R.S.E. Championship | $600 | 12 PM |
| May 31 | Series Event | Big O | $240 | 6 PM |
| June 2 | Series Event | T.O.R.S.E. | $240 | 4 PM |
| June 3 | Series Event | PLO/8 Championship | $600 | 12 PM |
| June 4 | Series Event | Triple Stud Championship | $600 | 12 PM |
| June 4 | Series Event | T.O.E. | $240 | 4 PM |
| June 5 | Series Event | 7-Game Draw Mix Championship | $600 | 12 PM |
| June 6 | Series Event | T.O.E. Championship | $600 | 12 PM |
| June 6 | Series Event | Triple Triple Draw Mix | $240 | 4 PM |
| June 7 | Series Event | Big O | $240 | 6 PM |
| June 8 | Series Event | B.E.A.S.T. Championship | $600 | 12 PM |
| June 9 | Series Event | H.O.R.S.E. | $240 | 4 PM |
| June 10 | Series Event | Omaha 8 / Stud 8 Mix | $240 | 4 PM |
| June 15 | Series Event | H.O.R.S.E. | $240 | 4 PM |
| June 16 | Series Event | T.O.E. | $240 | 4 PM |
| June 20 | Series Event | Triple Triple Draw Mix | $240 | 4 PM |
| June 21 | Series Event | Big O | $240 | 6 PM |
| June 22 | Series Event | H.O.R.S.E. | $240 | 4 PM |
| June 24 | Series Event | T.O.R.S.E. | $240 | 4 PM |
| June 27 | Series Event | Triple Triple Draw Mix | $240 | 4 PM |
| June 28 | Series Event | Big O | $240 | 6 PM |
| June 29 | Series Event | H.O.R.S.E. | $240 | 4 PM |
| July 9 | Series Event | T.O.R.S.E. | $240 | 4 PM |
| July 10 | Series Event | Omaha 8 / Stud 8 Mix | $240 | 4 PM |
| July 11 | Series Event | T.O.E. | $240 | 4 PM |
| July 12 | Series Event | Big O | $240 | 6 PM |
How to use the Orleans schedule
Use the Orleans schedule as one of the main value-and-volume anchors for a Las Vegas mixed-game summer. The $240 events make it easier to add volume without taking on WSOP-sized buy-ins, while the $600 championships give players higher-priority targets throughout the series.
The strongest Orleans stretches are especially useful for players who want H.O.R.S.E., Big O, Omaha 8, T.O.R.S.E., T.O.E., Triple Draw, Stud-based formats, and mixed Omaha options in a more relaxed off-Strip environment.
Strategy & Planning Notes for Mixed Game Players
The Orleans can be one of the most practical mixed game stops in Las Vegas for players who want steady tournament volume, reasonable buy-ins, and a more relaxed home base than the Strip. It works especially well for players building a WSOP-centered trip who still want regular access to softer mixed-game events and a more comfortable place to stay.
Why play at the Orleans?
- Affordable buy-ins make it easier to build volume throughout the summer.
- Fields are often softer and more approachable than larger summer series.
- The room has long been a reliable stop for mixed game players.
- It works well as either a main base or a complement to a Strip-heavy schedule.
Location and logistics
- The Orleans is off the Strip, but still only a short drive from major summer poker venues.
- The quieter location can make long trips feel less hectic and more manageable.
- Staying on-site can simplify the routine for players firing multiple events.
- It is one of the better choices for players who want convenience without full Strip pricing.
On-site amenities
- The property includes a bowling alley and movie theater, which can make downtime easier on long trips.
- Multiple dining options make the property more comfortable for extended stays.
- The overall setup works well for players who want to stay and play in one place.
- That combination adds real value beyond the poker room itself.
Who should play here?
- Players seeking value and consistent mixed-game tournament volume.
- Mixed-game players building a WSOP-centered summer trip.
- Visitors who prefer a quieter and more relaxed setting than the Strip.
- Players planning extended stays in Las Vegas.
Build Orleans into a larger mixed-game schedule
Orleans works best as one of the main value-and-volume complements to the larger Las Vegas summer poker schedule. Use this page alongside the WSOP mixed game schedule, the Golden Nugget mixed game schedule, the South Point poker tournament guide, and the full Las Vegas poker schedules guide to decide where Orleans fits into your trip.
For players who want lower buy-ins, steady mixed-game volume, and a more relaxed off-Strip base, Orleans is one of the most useful stops in Las Vegas during the summer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
These are some of the most common questions mixed game players may have when deciding whether to include the Orleans Summer Open in their Las Vegas summer plans.
What mixed games are included in the Orleans Summer Open 2026 schedule?
The Orleans Summer Open mixed schedule includes formats such as H.O.R.S.E., T.O.R.S.E., T.O.E., Big O, Omaha 8, Omaha 8 / Stud 8 Mix, Triple Triple Draw Mix, and several championship events in mixed formats.
Are the Orleans mixed events lower buy-in than WSOP events?
Yes. The Orleans mixed schedule includes many $240 events along with $600 championship tournaments, which makes it a more affordable option than most WSOP mixed events.
Is the Orleans Summer Open a good option for mixed game players during the WSOP?
Yes. The Orleans Summer Open gives mixed game players more volume during the summer, with softer fields, lower buy-ins, and a steady schedule that can complement a WSOP trip.
Which Orleans mixed events are championships?
The Orleans Summer Open schedule includes championship events such as Omaha 8 Championship, 8-Game Mix Championship, Mixed Omaha 8 Championship, T.O.R.S.E. Championship, PLO/8 Championship, Triple Stud Championship, 7-Game Draw Mix Championship, T.O.E. Championship, and B.E.A.S.T. Championship.
Is the Orleans page organized in chronological order?
Yes. The Orleans mixed game schedule is listed in chronological order so players can plan by date, identify strong stretches of events, and build their trip more easily.
Why would a mixed game player stay at Orleans during the summer?
Staying at Orleans can make sense for players who want easy access to the series, lower overall cost than many Strip options, and a schedule centered around affordable mixed events.