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Sunday Million Poker Tournament: Big Wins and Massive Prize Pools
NewsApril 7, 2020·1 min read

Sunday Million Poker Tournament: Big Wins and Massive Prize Pools


The Sunday Million tournament on PokerStars has long been a favorite among regular players. The 14th edition of this popular event featured a massive prize pool of $18,603,200. Brazilian player AAAArthur emerged victorious, turning an initial investment of just $0.25 into a staggering $1,200,000.

Another exciting Sunday Million tournament with a $109 buy-in recently concluded, attracting 31,356 entries and creating a prize pool of $3,135,600. The winner was jacko111222 from the UK, who secured a payout of $199,100. Notably, jacko111222 was the chip leader on the first day of the event.

In addition to the winner, the tournament saw significant earnings for other players. The runner-up was BigFudge95 from Latvia, who took home $116,380. MegaBobeR_55, a Russian player, finished in 6th place, winning $50,600. The next Sunday Million tournament with a $109 buy-in and a guaranteed prize pool of $2,500,000 is scheduled for April 12.

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