Your WSOP player ID is the unique number that identifies your account in the game. You’ll need it if you’re contacting support, adding specific friends, or verifying your account. Finding it takes about ten seconds once you know where to look.
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Why Do You Need Your WSOP ID?
A few situations come up where you’ll need your player ID. If you ever contact WSOP support about a missing chips issue, a bug, or a payment problem, they’ll ask for your player ID to look up your account. It’s also used when friends want to add you directly by ID rather than searching by name, which is especially useful if you have a common screen name.
How to Find Your Player ID: Method 1 (Profile Page)
The most common place to find your WSOP ID is on your player profile page. From the main lobby, tap your avatar or username to open your profile. Look for a number labeled as Player ID, Account ID, or similar. It’s usually displayed beneath your username or somewhere in the stats section of your profile. It’s typically a long numeric string.
How to Find Your Player ID: Method 2 (Settings Menu)
If it’s not immediately visible on your profile page, check the Settings menu. Open Settings from the main menu, then look for an Account section. Your player ID is often listed here alongside your account email or login information. Some versions of the app also show it in the Help or Support section under account details.
How to Find Your Player ID: Method 3 (Support Screen)
When you navigate to the in-app support or help center, your player ID is sometimes displayed automatically at the top of the screen. This makes sense since the support system needs to know who you are. If you’re heading to support anyway, look for your ID there while you’re at it.
What Does a WSOP Player ID Look Like?
WSOP player IDs are typically a string of numbers, usually 8 to 12 digits long. It won’t have letters or special characters. If you’re writing it down to share with support, make sure you copy it exactly since even one wrong digit will pull up the wrong account.
Sharing Your WSOP ID
You can share your player ID with friends so they can add you directly in the game. This is more reliable than searching by name, especially if multiple players share the same or similar screen names. Just send them the number and they can look you up in the Add Friend or Find Player section of the app.
Your ID Never Changes
Unlike your screen name or avatar, your player ID is permanent. It’s assigned when your account is created and stays with your account forever. Even if you change your screen name, link a different Facebook account, or switch devices, your player ID remains the same.
Once you locate it, write it down somewhere handy. You don’t need it often, but when you do need it, having it ready saves a lot of time.