Every year PokerStars have multiplied the million guaranteed prize pool amount with the age of the poker tournament.
On Sunday 8th March players can play the regular weekly event which features the same buy-in but the prize pool is increased to a massive nine million.
Celebrate the PokerStars Sunday Million 9th Anniversary, buy-in directly on the day of the tournament or start qualifying through the daily satellites.
The iPOPS Micro takes place between 23rd February – 1st March with buy-in start from as low as €0.20.
Satellite tournaments are currently underway and players can win their entry into the iPOPS Micro Main Event for a fraction of the direct buy-in amount.
To get a seat into the tournament players can buy-in directly for $5 or make a deposit for a free tournament token.
Electronic prizes are paid out to players who finish in specific positions or eliminate the most players from the tournament. These prizes include: LG TV, GoPro Hero 4 camera, Sony PlayStation 4, popcorn machine and a poker strategy book.
Players can win a prize package for the $200,000 Guaranteed Main Event for free through Carbon Poker CPPT Caribbean Freeroll.
Qualifiers are also running with a final satellite offering 10 guaranteed prize packages valued at $3,500 each.
New players get a 200% first deposit bonus up to a maximum of $5,000 on CarbonPoker.
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