The Power Path is an incredible ongoing PokerStars-exclusive feature that gives every real money player the chance to play their way to some impressive prizes. Every real-money PokerStars player receives a daily $0.50 Step 1 Power Path ticket, which they can turn in for Bronze, Silver, and Gold Power Passes, which, in turn, can be redeemed for superb prizes each month.
August has begun, and that means there is a raft of new PokerStars Power Path prizes to be redeemed. Anyone who plays their way to the Bronze Power Pass (worth $530), Silver Power Pass ($2,500), or a Gold Power Pass ($10,300) can redeem those passes in the PokerStars lobby for one of the following amazing prizes.
Bronze Power Pass – $530
There is an added incentive to redeem a Bronze Power Pass for the online ticket bundle in August, as it includes a couple of extras. On top of $530 worth of online tournament tickets, PokerStars is throwing into the mix an additional $23.50 worth of tournament dollars plus a $109 Sunday Million Anniversary ticket, which gives you the opportunity to play for a share of a $5 million guaranteed prize pool!
Online Ticket Bundle
- 2x $109 tickets
- 2x $55 tickets
- 5x $22 tickets
- 8x $11 tickets
- 1x $109 Added Sunday Million Anniversary ticket
- T$23.50 added
- T$4
PokerStars Sunday Million 20th Anniversary Comes With $5M Guaranteed
Silver Power Pass – $2,500
Those holding a Silver Power Pass have a trio of options. The online ticket bundle includes $2,500 worth of tournament tickets, making it perfect for the WCOOP Boot Camp and the upcoming World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP).
Two live packages are also waiting for Silver Power Pass redemption. The first is a €1,650 PokerStars Open Barcelona Main Event package, where the remainder of the pass’s value is credited as expenses and a whole host of extras.
Last year’s PokerStars Open Barcelona Main Event drew 5,036 entrants, creating a €7,251,840 prize pool. Frenchman Alexis Nicolai came out on top and claimed a €772,000 first-place prize!
The second live poker option is a package to the APPT Manila Main Event. It consists of a $1,368 APPT Manila Main Event seat plus $1,132 credited to your PokerStars account for expenses.
You must hurry if you want to redeem your Silver Power Pass for this option because Day 1d, the final flight, takes place on August 8.
The 2025 APPT Manila Main Event was won by Justin Ong, who topped a 1,246-strong field to win the equivalent of $257,443.
Online Ticket Bundle
- 4x $215 tickets
- 6x $109 tickets
- 8x $55 tickets
- 15x $22 tickets
- 18x $11 tickets
- T$18
PokerStars Open Barcelona Package
- €1,650 PokerStars Open Barcelona Main Event ticket
- Remaining value of the $2,500 credited as expenses, limited edition merchandise, live event liaison support, and exclusive PS Open Barcelona player experiences
APPT Manila Package
- $1,368 APPT Manila Main Event ticket
- $1,132 credited as expenses
Gold Power Pass – $10,300
You are in for a treat if you manage to play your way up to a $10,300 Gold Power Pass. The online ticket bundle that Gold Power Pass holders can claim a staggering 71 tickets worth between $22 and $1,050, plus $32 worth of tournament dollars.
Gold Power Passes can also be exchanged for a package to the upcoming European Poker Tour (EPT) Barcelona schedule, which includes a trio of tournament entries plus expenses.
The €5,300 EPT Barcelona Main Event ticket is the crown jewel of the package. EPT Barcelona is massively popular, thanks partly to the huge field and prizes. Last August, 2,045 entrants created a €9,918,250 prize pool. Thomas Eychenne was crowned the tournament’s champion. He walked away with €1,217,175 after a heads-up deal with Sebastian Ionita (€1,117,175).
Online Ticket Bundle
- 3x $1,050 tickets
- 6x $530 tickets
- 22x $109 tickets
- 20x $55 tickets
- 20x $22 tickets
- T$32
EPT Barcelona Package
- 1x €5,300 EPT Barcelona Main Event ticket
- 1x €1,650 PokerStars Open Barcelona Main Event ticket
- 1x €825 PokerStars Open Barcelona Cup ticket
- Remaining value of the $10,300 credited as expenses, limited edition merchandise, live event liaison support, and exclusive PS Open Barcelona player experiences
Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor