Do Not Miss Your Chance To Play in the Biggest 2022 SCOOP Events From Only $0.55

The 2022 PokerStars Spring Championship Of Online Poker (SCOOP) is approximately halfway through its 106 event schedule, and dozens of PokerStars players have experienced the thrill and joy that comes with becoming a SCOOP champion; not to mention the massive bankroll-boosting prizes that find their way to winners' accounts. Some of the biggest and richest event are still to come, and while many of them have substantial buy-ins, PokerStars' satellite system means those big buy-in tournaments are open and accessible to everyone.

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Sunday Million SCOOP Edition

May 22 is your final chance for at least 12 months to play in a SCOOP edition of the ever-popular Sunday Million; this weekend's event are PKO tournaments. There are two such events scheduled for 5:30 p.m. BST on May 22, both with $1 million guaranteed prize pools. SCOOP 66-L costs $55 to enter while the SCOOP 66-M commands a $530 buy-in.

Although the $55 buy-in pitches itself at the more affordable end of the scale, PokerStars is still running dozens of cut-price satellite right up to the Sunday Million kicking off. Satellites for the $55 buy-in edition start at only $2.20 and increase up to $11. Keep an eye out for the $5.50 buy-in satellite at 4:05 p.m. BST on May 22 because it guarantees at least 100x $55 seats will be won.

Those of you dreaming of playing in the $530 buy-in SCOOP Sunday Million should be pleased to learn you could be competing in it from only $22. A raft of satellites costing between $22 and $109 run throughout the weekend. The best value satellites look to be the $22 buy-in at 4:15 p.m. BST on May 22 that has 40x $530 seats guaranteed, and the $55 buy-in at 5:25 p.m. also on May 22 with its 50x $530 guaranteed prize pool.

Six SCOOP Main Events; Three NLHE and Three PLO

This year's SCOOP has no less than six Main Events for players to get their teeth into. There are a trio of No-Limit Hold'em Main Events complemented by three Pot-Limit Omaha editions. Combine those six events' guarantees and you arrive at an amazing $13,150,000.

Satellites for the 2022 SCOOP Main Events start at only $0.55, making them affordable for almost everyone.

Do not forget to check out the SCOOP Fast Track satellites either, especially if you have aspirations of playing in the $10,300 NLHE Main Event. Fast Track starts with round one of four with a $1.50 buy-in. These on-demand tournaments start when at least nine players are registered. Progress from round one and you find yourself in the $20 buy-in round two, which have scheduled start times.

Make it through round two and prepare to battle it out with $109 round three players. The final round is a $1,050 round four, which awards $10,300 NLHE Main Event seats. Imagine turning a $1.50 investment into a shot at the $5 million guaranteed prize pool attached to the $10,300 SCOOP NLHE Main Event.

Remaining 2022 SCOOP Events

Start Your SCOOP Main Event Qualification Quest With a $600 Welcome Bonus

New depositing PokerStars customers can claim a welcome bonus worth up to $600. Download PokerStars via PokerNews, create your free account, and decide how much you want to deposit. Your deposit is matched 100% up to $600 in the form of a bonus. In fact, your first three deposits in the first 60-days after making your first deposit are matched up to a combined total of $600.

Make sure you deposit $20 or more before May 26 if you want a shot at winning one of 24x $109 SCOOP Main Event seats in our special freeroll.

The bonus releases into your playable balance in $10 increments each time you generate 180 redemption points, which in turn are earned at a rate of five per $1 contributed to the cash game rake or spent on tournament fees (6.5 points per £1, 5.5 points per €1, and four points per CAD$).