888poker’s Sunday Sale Promotion Slashes the Buy-ins of Two Sunday Majors

June 7 could be the perfect time to try your luck in two of 888poker’s biggest Sunday tournaments because they are having their buy-ins halved thanks to the Sunday Sale promotion.

The $100,000 Sunday Sale Mystery Bounty Main Event would usually cost $109 to enter, but on June 7, you can enter 888poker’s flagship weekly tournament for only $55. Though the buy-in is halved, the $100,000 guarantee remains!

Those who regularly read our $100,000 Mystery Main Event recaps will be aware that this tournament tends to overlay even when the buy-in is $109 and when 888poker runs its “rakeless” promotion, so massive value could be had during the Sunday Sale.

Satellites for this event are available for only $0.10, opening the door for everyone to take a shot at glory. Whether you win your seat or buy in direct for a cut-price $55, you’ll receive a 15,000 starting stack and play to a 12-minute clock, with blinds starting at 30/60/7a.

Late registration ends after 210 minutes, and unlimited re-entries are allowed while late registration is open.

Mystery bounties come into play after Level 18, with seven worth $1,000, another three paying $3,000, and one jackpot bounty awarding its lucky winner a cool $10,000.

_{Full bounty payouts will be available in the tournament’s lobby at the start of the 18th level.}

The Sunday Sale Mystery Bounty Main Event is a two-day affair, with the first day concluding when only eight players remain. Those eight finalists then return to their seats at 6:00 p.m. BST on June 8 where they’ll lock horns on the 888poker Twitch channel. They’ll also find their names on PokerNews when we recap the final table’s action.

The $25,000 guaranteed Big Shot 525 is the other tournament receiving the Sunday Sale treatment. On any given Sunday, this high-stakes event commands a $525 buy-in. However, the Sunday Sale promotion means that you can play in the June 7 edition for half price, namely $265.

Entrants receive 15,000 chips for their $265 and the promise of a $25,000 guaranteed prize pool. Unlimited re-entries are permitted for the first 210 minutes before late registration ends.

Matthew Pitt hails from Leeds, West Yorkshire, in the United Kingdom, and has worked in the poker industry since 2008, and worked for PokerNews since 2010. In September 2010, he became the editor of PokerNews. Matthew stepped away from live reporting duties in 2015, and now concentrates on his role of Senior Editor for the PokerNews.