The Dream

Get ready to turn pocket change into big winnings with our $100,000 Dream Tournament, all in a new NLH format.

For just $2.50, you have the chance to compete for a share of a $100,000 guaranteed prize pool. The winner takes home an incredible $15,000 – that’s 6,000 times the investment!

There are Day 1 flights every two hours, which means there are plenty of opportunities to qualify for Day 2.

Don’t miss out on your chance to change your fortunes for less than three bucks! Check out the promotion page for more details.

$100,000 GTD ($2.50 Buy-in)

A couple of bucks can change your life!

Our gigantic micro-stakes event returns after an amazing inaugural run and is poised to be another huge success. We’re giving players the opportunity to score BIG for less than the price of a small coffee!

Here’s why you’ll love it

  • New format (NLH instead of PKO) allows for massive prizes
  • Literal pocket change to buy-in ($2.50).
  • First place is a cool $15,000 (6,000 times the investment!)
  • Tons of chances to qualify for Day 2 (flights running around the clock)

Dates you need to know

  • Day 1 Flights every two hours from June 4th to 25th.
  • Day 2 on Sunday, June 25th at 2:05pm ET.
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