Less than a week till the world’s largest “low-stakes poker tournament”: MicroMillions 16 hits with 147 events and $4.3 million guaranteed
New MicroMillions Coming Up on PokerStars
After successfully hosting MicroMillions 15 in July, PokerStars has now announced the dates and timetable of the next edition of the richest poker series open for players of all sizes.
MicroMillions 16 is set to run online from Sunday November 10 to Sunday November 24 with 147 games – six more than its previous iteration, $500,000 more in prize money and buy-ins starting at just $1.10 available across 41 tournaments. The betting event also brings to enthusiasts 89 hold’em tournamen hot646 ts, 58 non-hold’em events and 35 turbo tourneys. There will also be Omaha, Eights-or-Better, Zoom, Showdown, Fusion, and 6+ Hold’em at just one dollar.
Attention low stakes players: #MicroMillions returns on @PokerStars this month.
Two weeks of affordable poker, including…
? More events
? Bigger series guarantee
? Buy-ins from $1.10
? $1m Gtd Main Event
? New regional leader boardsFull details: https://t.co/epzc2Kcqji pic.twitter.com/CMhj0dWwtE
— PokerStarsBlog (@PokerStarsBlog) November 1, 2019
The biggest star of the two-week pokerbinge is the NHLE Main Event scheduled for 24 November with a $22 buy-in and $1million secured. Even though the highlight features the priciest entrance levelacross the series, it offers the best cash return rate. And if this is notenough, players have the chance to get into the game for a fraction of thestandard stake. This is possible through the already ongoing Phase 1 events andthe exclusive Spin $ Go’s costing only between $0.35 and $0.40that will grant thousands of tickets. Competitors can earn $10K inMicroMillions passes by joining the freeroll set up for November 18. Playerscan make their way to the freeroll by participating in a minimum of 10MicroMillions tournaments prior to that and one Phase event from 10 to 17November.
Gear Up for the Second Week!
The second week of the MicroMillions will provide additional opportunity for freerolls. Each player who goes away without a prize on a MicroMillions event between 17 and 23 November will be allowed to an All-in Shootout the next day at 10:00 ET each allotting $2000 in tickets to other games. Focus of attention is also the Sunday Storm running on 17 November with a $11 buy-in and $250,000 prize pool as well as the huge $4.40 buy-in Phase event which guarantees $500,000 in cash. Phase 1 events are available for unlimited play and reaching Phase 2 means a secure payout.
MicroMillions 16 leaderboard is alsoin the spotlight with $5000 available in premiums. Players have a biggerchance of winning as they will compete against opponents from their own region,including Europe and the UK, Latin America, Asia, CIS and the rest of theworld. Each regional leaderboard is entitled $1000, while the top-50 players willreceive cash prices.
According to some of the main rules of the event, players will not be allowed to transfer, exchange, or refund the first ticket they have won for the MictoMillions Main Event. However, they will be able to exchange immediately the next pass they win to the MicroMillions Main Event for Tournament Money. Tickets gained via Spin & Go will also be available for exchange against Tournament Money and after the end of MicroMillions, players will be free to enter tournaments with the corresponding buy-in of any unused MicroMillions tickets.
