Get Free Tips from the PokerStars School About How to Play (and Win) the Sunday Million
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Live poker events are being canceled at a fast and furious pace as players, organizers, and governments alike are taking caution with the outbreak of the coronavirus stretching across all corners of the world.
This doesn't mean that poker is on hold as there are many big events and festivals in the coming weeks and months including the Sunday Million 14th Anniversary Edition on March 22-24 boasting a massive $12.5 million guarantee at PokerStars.
This is not only a record guarantee for the Sunday Million but for any tournament ever offered in the long and storied history of PokerStars.
The satellite tournaments are running already!
Players can qualify into this event and the normal Sunday Million that takes place every weekend for under $1, a price anyone can afford.
Wouldn't it be great to brush up on some strategy on how to approach this and other similar big events?
If so, read on, as the PokerStars School has plenty of tips to keep your mind focused on the right things.
What is the PokerStars School?
If you aren't familiar with the PokerStars school, you are likely missing out as it offers 20 absolutely free courses on a variety of topics including the Cash Game Course, the Spin & Go Course, an ever-valuable Bankroll Management Course, and much more.
Not every course is going to be worth your time, so take a look at all of the topics and rank them in order of priority.
Each course is packed with valuable lessons that take a few minutes to read and perhaps a bit more time to digest and put into practice.
For true beginners, we recommend that you check out the Basics Course, the Multi Table Tournament Course, and the Odds and Probabilty Course before hopping into the Sunday Million Course that we are about to discuss.
Sunday Million Course
The Sunday Million Course is a free resource at the PokerStars School you should take advantage of if you plan on playing the Sunday Million or even the massive $12.5 million guaranteed Sunday Million 14th Anniversary Edition on March 22-24.
The course features a dozen lessons, some of which have more pertinent tips than others. The course is broken out into two sections. The first section called Sunday Million Strategy features eight strategy lessons, while the second section called Sunday Million Winners, focuses on the success of players in the past.
The Sunday Million Strategy section of the course is where you will want to put the majority of the focus. The first lesson called Welcome to Sunday Million at PokerStars can be read quickly as features very little strategy discussion and is more of an overview of the Sunday Million.
The second lesson titled Strategy for Success in Sunday Million Satellites is one you may want to put more focus on, especially if you haven't already qualified for the Sunday Million. After all, you can't put the useful strategy knowledge you will learn into play if you don't first qualify.
The remaining six lessons focus on different facets of the Sunday Million and how you want to approach different stages in the tournament with lessons titled Attacking the Sunday Million Structure, Advice on How to Play the Sunday Million, Sunday Million Early Game Strategy, Sunday Million Mid Game Strategy, Sunday Million Bubble Stage Strategy, and Sunday Million Final Table Strategy.
After you have digested all the useful information here, it pays to move onto the Sunday Million Winners section where you can dream to be included in the future after some big success in the Sunday Million.
There might be better paths to improving your learning curve including private coaching but we recommend checking out the Sunday Million Course as boasts some insightful information - and in some cases reminders - on how to approach the Sunday Million. Don't forget, that the course and others at the PokerStars School is absolutely for free, so there is no reason to not at least give it a quick look at a minimum.
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