In the online poker world, Sunday is primetime. On Sundays, Pros and amateurs all over the world head to the virtual felt to try and hit the jackpot in a variety of big tournaments. It doesn't matter if you play on Full Tilt, PokerStars or Ultimate Bet, if you have the skill (and the money) and you want to gamble, play on Sunday for your chance to turn your rags into riches.
Depending on how much money you have, or how much money you want to spend, there is a Sunday tournament out there for you. PokerStars Sunday tournaments includes the Sunday Warm-Up ($750k guaranteed), Sunday 1/4 Million ($250k), Sunday Million ($1Million), and the Sunday 500 ($500k). These various tournaments have different buy-ins ranging from $11-$520, so depending on how much money you have / want to wager, you can play for very high stakes.
Full Tilt also offers a variety of Sunday tournaments, including: the Sunday Brawl ($350k), The $750k, and the Sunday Mulligan. The Sunday brawl is not only a $350k guaranteed tourney, it is also a bounty tournament. You pay $216 for the tournament with $40 of that buy-in heading to the bounty pool and the rest to the winners pool. If you knock out a player, you win $40 on the spot. So this tournament has an enormous potential payout. UB has a similar tournament to Full Tilt's Sunday 350k. UB hosts a Sunday $200k with UB pros holding a bounty on their head. If you knock out a pro, you instantly take home $215k.
Personally I prefer the Sunday 1/4 Million on PokerStars because it isn't too far from my bankroll's range. I have played it several times, cashing in it a bunch as well. Be warned, these tournaments are tough, they aren't your normal $2.20 5k guaranteed, the players are very skilled and frequent these tournaments every Sunday. So if you decide to play, be ready to grind hard.
Overall, if you have some money to spend and wish to take home a huge jackpot, look into playing in the Sunday tournaments all over the virtual felt. Choose your tournament wisely, and Good Luck!!
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