Thanks for the tip!

Scroll down and you will see all the WSOP tournaments and a Register Now button next to each. When you tap on that button, it will take you to a summary screen which shows an added Bravo Registration fee of 3% (looks like 3.05% actually).

However, below the summary of charges, there are three buttons. Online Banking, Credit/Debit Card, and TBIC. Here is where you tap on TBIC (Tournament Buy In Credit?). Once you do that, the 3% charge is replaced by a $3 charge. So for a $1000 tourney the grand total changed from $1030.50 to $1003.00

Sounds complicated but it is not.

Thanks for the tips! We had two different people tell us that even if you wire money into the account, the 3% service charge applies when you go through Bravo. Of course 3 others (at the cashier) couldn’t answer the question. A this point, think we will stick with cash.

If you bring funding via a cashier’s check, they will only accept it during business hours so don’t try to avoid the lines by going after 5pm.

If you “pre-register” for an event wither in person at Tournament Registration windows or online via Bravo Live, when the event starts your stack is in play and you are blinded off if you are late. Players who register late get a full starting stack when they sit down.

IMO the best way to handle this if you are planning to play multiple events is to go to tournament registration and have them put money on your account. This is then linked to Bravo Live and you can use the app to register. Most importantly, when you do it this way, you only pay a $3 service fee for the registration. You do not also get hit with the 3% surcharge! You can register with the press of a button on the app, go to a kiosk and print your seat card and you’re done.

That process will work for the bracelet events and the other smaller daily events. You still have to wait in line to buy in for the SnGs

So, if you register and pay online they charge a 3% service fee + $3. Just not willing to pay an extra $15 to $30 bucks to go that way.

I had never noticed it before, but then I don’t think I have eaten from the Cafe in previous years. Won’t be again, either.

Why do people even go to Las Vegas?

Shitty Chinese goods mall with plastic overpriced food, horrendous humanity, pristine land that used to be a garden now owned and run by money hungry overweight capitalists that pay zero taxes and add nothing to society.

Have fun and try not to breath in too much stench!