Busy first day
It seems that the online poker tournament series season is upon us. The 2022 World Series of Poker online is currently running on GGPoker and a sister series is coming soon on WSOP.com for players in the United States. Next up, though is the return of the partypoker MILLIONS Online, starting in about week.
Spanning most of September (September 1-27), partypoker MILLIONS Online features 15 events and $6.3 million in guaranteed prize pools.
The highlight, of course, is the $3,200 buy-in Main Event, which comes with a $2 million guarantee. There are six starting flights throughout the month. The first is on September 4, with another each Sunday, and then two on September 26. Day 2 is also on September 26, so those who qualify from one of those last two opening flights could be in for a long day. The final day of the Main Event is on September 27.
Ramiro Petrone of Argentina won the partypoker MILLIONS Online Main Event last year, banking $859,018.
“I’m really excited for MILLIONS Online,” partypoker ambassador Patrick Leonard said in a press release when the schedule was announced. “Last time out, I made the Main Event final table and was gutted to be eliminated after coming so far. The quality structure and amazing satellite system makes this a must-play series. I can’t wait.”
The very first day of MILLIONS online is a big one, with opening flights for four different tournaments. They effectively come in pairs. The first two are both Progressive Knockout tournaments. Event 1, the Opener PKO event, has a $1,575 buy-in and Event 2, the Mini Opener PKO, has a $162 buy-in. Both finish up on September 5. Then there is Event 3, the $530 buy-in Super 500 and Event 4, the $109 buy-in Super 100, both of which conclude on September 15. Lots of competition in September
As mentioned, there are other online tournament series going on both right now and very soon, creating an extremely competitive tournament landscape. The 2022 World Series of Poker Online started a week and a half ago on GGPoker and will run through […]
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