PokerStars Half Price Sunday The PokerStars Sunday Million is the weekly online poker tournament that every poker player wants to win. Even after cutting the buy-in from $215 to $109, the Sunday Million is still out of reach for many player. But what if we told you it only costs $54.50 to play on September 26?
PokerStars is running its Half Price Sunday promotion on September 27 , slashing the buy-in of six of its most popular Sunday tournaments by 50%, including the Sunday Million. The September 27 edition of the Sunday Million only costs $54.50 to enter yet has a $1 million guaranteed prize pool .
Furthermore, satellites from only $0.55 are available, making it possible to play in online poker’s flagship event for less than one dollar.
Every Sunday Million player sits down with 10,000 chips and plays to a structure where the blinds start at 25/50/5a and increase every 12-minutes for the first ten levels before increasing to 15-minutes thereafter.
Day 1 concludes 9.5 hours after the first cards are pitched at 7:00 p.m. CET on September 26 with Day 2 shuffling up and dealing at 7:00 p.m. CET on September 27. PokerStars Half Price Sunday Schedule
The Half Price Sunday Kickoff , with its $40,000 guaranteed prize pool, kicks off the promotion at 2:00 p.m. on September 26; it costs $107.50 to enter. The $54.50 Half Price Sunday Warm-Up gives you the chance to play for a share of a guaranteed $50,000 at 5:00 p.m. CET.
Then comes the aforementioned Half price Sunday Million at 7:00 p.m. CET, which is followed by the Half Price Sunday Storm , a $5.50 buy-in affair with $100,000 guaranteed to be won, at 8:00 p.m. CET.
Later in the evening, at 11:00 p.m., is the $54.50 buy-in $125,000 guaranteed Half Price Sunday Cooldown , before the Half Price Sunday Supersonic wraps things up at midnight CET. This hyper-turbo structured event comes with a $50,000 guarantee for a $54.50 outlay. Enjoy Half Price Sunday With a $600 Bonus
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