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PokerStars MicroMillions Returns with $2 Million in Prizes
Online PokerAugust 14, 2026·1 min read

PokerStars MicroMillions Returns with $2 Million in Prizes


PokerStars is bringing back MicroMillions, a tournament series for low-stakes players. The series will run from August 16 to August 31, 2026, with buy-ins ranging from $1.10 to $22. The MicroMillions series will pay out at least $2,000,000 in prizes, guaranteeing a huge turnout and significant player pools across the two weeks of action.

The MicroMillions Main Event has a $250,000 guaranteed prize pool and a buy-in of $22. The MicroMillions $11 Sunday Storm (PKO) has a $75,000 guaranteed prize pool, and the MicroMillions $22 Sunday High Roller has a $75,000 guaranteed prize pool. These events will run on both August 16 and 23.

MicroMillions comes in between the WCOOP Boot Camp and WCOOP, giving new players a chance to jump-start their bankrolls and more experienced grinders an opportunity to sharpen their tournament skills ahead of the most prestigious online poker festival of them all. The WCOOP Boot Camp ran from August 2 to August 11, 2026, offering $6.5 million in guaranteed prize pools across 65 events. The 20th Anniversary Sunday Million Phase 2 will be on September 6, 2026, and Phase 1 flights are still ongoing.

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