The popular Championship of Online Poker (COOP) will be even more thrilling this year as PokerStars operates tournaments simultaneously from September 10-27 in three states, including Michigan.
The PokerStars COOP series will be available for players in Michigan, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, with $4.5 million in guaranteed prize pools across the three states.
The Michigan Championship of Online Poker (MICOOP) will offer $1.5 million in guaranteed prize pools in 65 events across the Great Lakes State, starting with play on September 10.
The centerpiece of the tournament is a two-day Main Event, with a $300 buy-in, beginning Sunday, September 26 to cap the PokerStars COOP. The MICOOP Main Event features a $150,000 guaranteed prize pool. The Main Event winner will receive a COOP trophy in addition to their prize winnings.
Michigan poker players are afforded many options, including buy-in levels starting as low as $10, which allows competitors of all skills, levels, and bankrolls the chance to become a winner in the Championship of Online Poker.
Michigan Championship Of Online Poker Series
$3 Spin & Go
This three-handed tournament is fast-paced and entertaining, with a randomized prize pool. Entries will be awarded Main Event satellite tickets until September 26.
Depositor Freeroll
Players in Michigan must deposit $30 or more and enter the promo code MICOOP until September 26 to receive a ticket to a COOP Depositor Freeroll. The Freeroll offers 50 Main Event seats.
Second Chance Freerolls
If a player plays a COOP event and doesn’t make the money, they will receive a ticket to a Second Chance Freeroll, and each freeroll offered in Michigan will hand out $5,000 in MICOOP tickets.
About PokerStars Championship of Online Poker
The PokerStars COOP was established in 2002, and is an online version of the popular real-world World Series of Poker. The COOP tournament is currently the largest online poker event. The series has grown from a prize pool of roughly $750,000 in 2002 to more than $4 million in 2021.
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