Don’t Miss Out on the Big Money on Offer in the MicroMillions Series at PokerStars

Angus Dunnington

PokerListings Author

June 27, 2023 · 1 minutes to read

Don’t Miss Out on the Big Money on Offer in the MicroMillions Series at PokerStars

The beauty of real money online poker - especially nowadays - is that literally everyone has a chance at glory, regardless of the size of their bankroll. Indeed, thanks to online poker operators recognising the value of newcomers and recreational players, you don’t have to look far to find such opportunities, and this includes online poker tournament series that are tailor-made to cater for the vast majority of the world’s poker fans whose passion for the game fuels the online poker eco-system.

For their part, PokerStars is doing its bit to champion the cause of budding poker champions with their much-anticipated MicroMillions tournament series, which will be held 2-16 July and promises to be a hum-dinger! Perhaps the first thing we should point out is the staggering amount of money up for grabs - there'll be more than $4 million in guaranteed prize pools across a staggering 208 events!

Buy-ins start at just $1.10 and go up to $55 for the series High Roller and (of course), this being the user-friendly poker giant that is PokerStars, you don’t need to worry about having to fork out the full buy-in for the higher cost events, as there’s a host of totally affordable cut-priced qualifiers to dive into. In fact, you can find $10,000 in added-value satellites as well as $40,000 added to Freeroll events (two $20,000 guaranteed Freerolls!), thus guaranteeing that ALL players get a shot at playing for glory. Finally, there are also special edition $0.40 Spin & Go games that pay out MicroMillions tickets to the winners...

Incidentally, as well as providing 208 chances to add to your bankroll, this tasty series adds additional incentive in the form of special MicroMillions winner badges that can be displayed when playing at PokerStars tables.

The 2022 edition of MicroMillions generated impressive numbers, with enormous prizes paid out for the small buy-in tournaments. Attracting more than 1.1 million entries across the 207 events, the series eventually paid out $5.8 million, with the $55 buy-in MicroMillions High Roller being won by Deanlougue for a cool $46,507!