- For the sixth consecutive week, the $215 buy-in partypoker MILLION tournament fell short of its guarantee.
- The event last Sunday attracted a total of 4515 entries across its eight Day 1 flights, resulting in an overlay of nearly $100,000.
- In total, the overlays have amounted to a total of $620,800.
With all the attention on partypoker’s MILLIONS Online, the operator’s weekly million-dollar online poker tournament continues to struggle. For the sixth consecutive week, the $215 buy-in tournament fell short of its ultra-ambitious $1 million guarantee.
Running in the shadows of the $20 million guaranteed tournament, the sixth run of partypoker MILLION last Sunday attracted a total of 4515 entries throughout the whole week, resulting in an overlay of nearly $100,000.
Even after adding the operator’s fee on each entry, partypoker had to bear a loss of $29,000.
Returning after thirteen years, partypoker MILLION is the operator’s ambitious attempt to take on PokerStars’ $1 million Sunday Million tournament. Unlike the Sunday Million, which is played on a single day, partypoker’s version features multiple Day 1 flights running throughout the week.