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GGPoker tournaments: from daily GGMasters to the Sunday $1,000,000
The network schedule is one of the densest online: GGMasters start six times a day, Sunday guarantees $1,000,000, The Weekender runs across the weekend, and series such as WSOP Online happen in the same lobby. Below: what to play when the bankroll is modest.
- $25GGMasters buy-in
- $1,000,000Sunday guarantee
- $250,000The Weekender
- 6GGMasters starts per day
Where to look in the lobby
The room's flagship events
GGMasters
Freezeouts for $25 starting at 11:00, 13:00, 15:00, 17:00, 19:00 and 21:00 UTC UTC, a Sunday $1,000,000 guarantee and the Master Rise Reward programme.
The Weekender
A four-day tournament guaranteeing $250,000 across 3 events with buy-ins of $25 - $54.
Spin & Gold
Short tournaments with a prize wheel from $0.25.
How the schedule is built
The backbone is daily guaranteed events with buy-ins from cents to hundreds. GGMasters is a freezeout series at $25 with 6 events a day and a Sunday flagship worth $1,000,000. Around it: bounty events, PLO schedules, high rollers and satellites into big events for pennies. Network series - WSOP Online, GG World Festival, microFestival - run in the same lobby.
Which tournaments for which bankroll
| Bankroll | What to play | Why |
|---|---|---|
| under a hundred dollars | freerolls, micro MTTs, Spin & Gold at $0.25 | tournament variance needs dozens of buy-ins; this is where you have them |
| a few hundred | GGMasters via satellites, The Weekender at $25 - $54 | direct buy-ins are still steep; satellites give entry for a fraction |
| a thousand and up | GGMasters direct, Sunday events, series | forty to fifty buy-ins in reserve survive a run of bust-outs |
Satellites
Almost every major event has a qualifier chain. The Saturday satellite into the Sunday GGMasters costs $108, starts at 17:25 UTC and guarantees $150,000 in tickets; Flash satellites run around the clock for pennies. A won ticket can be played, sold through Escrow Trade or kept within its validity.
Before your first tournament
- Freezeout means one attempt: bust and you are out.
- The tournament fee is rake: it is inside the buy-in and earns Tide Points.
- Late registration stays open for several levels; entering at its end with a ten-blind stack is a choice, not a mistake.
- The client shows start times in your time zone; the room\'s site quotes UTC.
Keep reading
GGPoker games
GGPoker game formats: Rush & Cash, All-In or Fold, Spin & Gold, Flip & Go, Mystery Battle Royale plus classic hold'em, Omaha and short deck. What suits a beginner, where rake is lower and how the formats complement each other.
Spin & Gold
Spin & Gold at GGPoker: how the wheel sets the prize, buy-ins from $0.25 to $200, multipliers up to x200,000 and prizes up to $1,000,000, three- and six-handed tables, buy-in insurance and the 7% fee.
Bankroll
Poker bankroll management: buy-in reserves for cash, tournaments and spins, when to move up and down in stakes, separating poker money from life, and the limits you can set in the client.
Freerolls
GGPoker freerolls: two daily tournaments and a Saturday $100,000 event, how to earn tickets through sign-up, deposits and hands, ticket validity and what is really won there.
The schedule lives in the client
Open a GGPoker account, open the tournament lobby and filter by buy-in - the first event is a minute away.