PokerStars Women's Sunday

Sunday is the biggest day of the week for online poker tournaments, and now female PokerStars players have their very own exclusive big-money event. The Women’s Sunday runs every week at 14:30 ET, with a guaranteed prize pool of $10,000!

The tournament has a direct buy-in of $55, but you can win your seat for less with satellites starting from $2.20. You can even enter for free with the weekly freeroll qualifier every Saturday at 13:00 ET.

As an added bonus, there will be a Team PokerStars Pro playing every week, each with a $50 bounty on their head. This means that you not only get to play and chat alongside names like Liv Boeree, Fatima Moreira de Melo and Celina Lin, but you also earn cash if you knock them out of the tournament (not sure which player’s are Team Pros? They can be identified by a red spade logo next to their name in the tournament lobby and at the tables). Don’t miss out on playing what looks set to be the biggest women-only tournament anywhere online. Qualify now!

How to Play the Women’s Sunday

The Women’s Sunday takes place every Sunday at 14:30 ET, with a guaranteed prize pool of $10,000. You can buy-in directly for $55, or win your seat via any of the satellites running at the times and dates listed below.

Buy-In	Dates	Times
Free + $1 Rebuy	Saturdays	13:00 ET
$2.20 + Rebuy	Wednesday-Sunday	13:30 ET & 19:30 ET
$5.50	Wednesday-Sunday	11:30 ET, 15:30 ET & 21:30 ET
$11	Wednesday-Sunday	16:30 ET

To buy-in or register for a satellite, open the PokerStars lobby, click ‘Tourney’ & ‘All’.

Please Note:

• Team Pro Bounties: All bounties are credited automatically when you eliminate a Team Pro from the Women’s Sunday tournament.
• General: All PokerStars Women tournaments are restricted to female players only. In matters regarding a winner’s eligibility, PokerStars Management decision is final.

Check out the PokerStars Blog for the latest news and reports from the Women’s Sunday and other PokerStars Women events.

Contact support@pokerstars.com if you have any questions about the Women’s Sunday tournament.