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Home › News › BetOnline MICRO Tournament Series Begins June 14

BetOnline MICRO Tournament Series Begins June 14

Written by Jennifer Newell
Last updated on September 8th, 2023
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Since the coronavirus pandemic sent poker players around the world to online poker sites for cash games and tournaments, BetOnline has been one operator that stepped up with great offers. Not only are the tournament schedules simple and full of affordable options, they cater to US-based players.

BetOnline stepped up its tournament series game last month with the Online Poker Series Championship. It offered 80 tournaments with $2 million in guarantees. And buy-ins started at just $1.10.

This month, BetOnline and Sportsbetting.ag (both sites on the same online poker network) are offering the MICRO Tournament Series, starting this weekend on Sunday, June 14.

Calling All Micro-Stakes Players

BetOnline and Sportsbetting.ag are two sites that don’t cater to high-stakes players. Their best customers are those playing at micro-stakes and low-stakes. Thus, they created the MICRO Tournament Series just for them.

Even though the buy-ins are low, though, the 67-event series guarantees $200K in prize pools throughout the two weeks of action. Players will also have a choice of a range of tournament formats, both in Omaha and Hold’em.

There will also be “phase” tournaments, ones that allow players to play with micro-buy-ins to make it through or just pay to play in the final phase. There are several of those events scattered throughout the schedule.

It all kicks off on Sunday, June 14, and it will run through June 28. Buy-ins begin as low as $0.55.

Schedule Ready

The full schedule includes some phased tournaments, as mentioned, and they are noted in the partial schedule below. Note the first several days of tournaments to see the range of buy-ins and structures.

–Event 1 / June 14:  $2.20 NLHE Phased ($10K GTD)

–Event 2 / June 14:  $11 NLHE Phased ($50K GTD)

–Event 3 / June 15:  $1.10 NLHE 6-Max Ante Up ($500 GTD)

–Event 4 / June 15:  $2.20 NLHE 6-Max ($2K GTD)

–Event 5 / June 15:  $3.30 PLO 6-Max Turbo Bounty ($500 GTD)

–Event 6 / June 15:  $5.50 NLHE Monster Turbo ($1K GTD)

–Event 7 / June 16:  $0.55 NLHE Boost Triple Add-On ($500 GTD)

–Event 8 / June 16:  $3.30 NLHE 8-Max ($2,500 GTD)

–Event 9 / June 16:  $1.10 NLHE Hyper Turbo Rebuy ($500 GTD)

–Event 10 / June 16:  $5.50 Six-Plus Hold’em 6-Max Turbo ($1K GTD)

The phased tournaments – Events 1 and 2 – offer one phase for each every day throughout the series. On the final weekend, however, there are extra phases prior to the final day of each tournament.

Finally, on Sunday, June 28, there are several Main Event options for players:

–Event 62:  $11 NLHE Main Event ($25K GTD)

–Event 63:  $5.50 PLO Main Event ($2K GTD)

–Event 64:  $3.30 NLHE Main Event Boost ($2K GTD)

–Event 65:  $5.50 NLHE Second Chance ($5K GTD)

For times and more details about each tournament, see the full schedule on the BetOnline website.

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