$100K Gtd PokerStars FanDuel Tournament Gives Players a Bang for Their Buy-In

Poker tournament guarantees are one of the surest ways to get a bang for your buck on the felt, and two upcoming Sunday events on PokerStars Exclusively on FanDuel may be providing the best deal of all.

This week’s Sunday Dynasty tournament comes with a $100,000 guarantee attached — a whopping 1,000 times the $100 buy-in. Meanwhile, the $30 buy-in Sunday Shield tournament comes near that with a guarantee of $25,000.

Sunday Value on PokerStars FanDuel

PokerStars is known for its Sunday tournament offerings, and that isn’t changing after the brand combined with FanDuel earlier this year.

Indeed, the $100 Sunday Dynasty, kicking off on May 17 at 6 p.m. Eastern Time, is anticipated to draw hundreds of players, meaning the prize pool could easily surpass the $100,000 guarantee.

For the mid-stakes grinders, there is the $30 Sunday Shield, which is also expected to draw hundreds of players looking for a piece of the $25,000 guarantee.

These are hardly the only big tournaments being run on PokerStars Exclusively on FanDuel. After its launch in April, the site kicked things off with the $5 million guaranteed Ignite Series consisting of nearly a hundred events.

And Sundays aren’t the only day of the week that there are big tournaments running. There’s also the $100 buy-in Nightly Stars event, which has a $30,000 guaranteed prize pool. On the lower end of the buy-in range, there is the $5 Daily Duel with a $2,000 guarantee.

Other exciting things going on on the American poker site include a new promotion that aims to make getting aces cracked a good thing.

Through the Aces Cracked promotion, players who lose a cash game pot with the premium starting hand will win tickets a freeroll tournament that will award 25 tickets worth $2,500, which can then be used to register a Sunday Dynasty tournament.

PokerStars Exclusively on FanDuel is available for players in Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Connor Richards is a Senior Editor U.S. for PokerNews and host of the Life Outside Poker podcast. Connor has been nominated for three Global Poker Awards for his writing.