PokerStars on FanDuel Drops $115K GTD Across Three Sunday Events
Three tournaments start within 30 minutes on Sunday with combined guarantees of $115,000.
Key Takeaways
- PokerStars on FanDuel is offering three Sunday tournaments that guarantee a combined $115,000 starting within 30 minutes.
- The $100 Sunday Dynasty has a $60,000 guarantee and starts at 18:00.
- The $500 Sunday Storm begins at 18:30 with a $35,000 guarantee and the $30 Sunday Shield also guarantees $20,000.
- Players in Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania can enter these events on PokerStars on FanDuel.
PokerStars on FanDuel is running three simultaneous Sunday tournaments that together guarantee $115,000 starting within a 30-minute window on the weekend schedule. The package comprises the $100 Sunday Dynasty ($60,000 GTD), the $500 Sunday Storm ($35,000 GTD) and the $30 Sunday Shield ($20,000 GTD); all are available to players in Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
By Daniel Reyes, Poker Correspondent.
Weekend headline guarantees from PokerStars on FanDuel
The weekend lobby on PokerStars on FanDuel lists a sequence of events that swell the Sunday prizepool. The $100 Sunday Dynasty starts at 18:00 with a $60,000 guaranteed prizepool. Thirty minutes later the $500 Sunday Storm begins with a $35,000 guarantee, and the $30 Sunday Shield runs with a $20,000 guarantee. The three tournaments’ guarantees add up to $115,000 across tournaments that kick off within 30 minutes of each other.
All three events are marked as part of the platform’s Sunday slate for players located in the states where PokerStars on FanDuel operates: Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The schedule positions the $100 Sunday Dynasty as the largest single guarantee, with the $500 Sunday Storm and $30 Sunday Shield supporting the mid- and high-stakes fields respectively.
Saturday build-up: earlier guarantees and daily schedule
Saturday’s schedule on PokerStars on FanDuel provides a range of buy-ins and guarantees that lead into the Sunday marquee events. Notable Saturday tournaments include:
The Big $10 at 10:00 with a $1,000 guarantee.
The $10 Morning Mystery at 11:30 with at least $1,500 guaranteed.
Lunchtime Big $25 at 12:30 carrying a $2,000 guarantee.
$10 Bounty Builder at 15:00 with $2,000 GTD.
$25 Big Starter at 18:15 offering $5,500 guaranteed.
Nightly Stars at 18:40 with a $20,000 guarantee.
$30 Mini Saturday Night Fight at 19:20 with $10,000 GTD.
$20 Bounty Builder at 21:00 with $4,000 GTD.
$50 Mini Cooldown at 21:30 with $5,000 guaranteed.
These earlier guarantees give players the option to build bankroll or warm up for the larger Sunday fields.
Sunday schedule and late-night options
Sunday’s lineup includes multiple mid- and high-stakes options beyond the three-event $115K cluster. The first significant Sunday guarantee appears at 15:30 with the $50 Sunday Mystery and an $8,000 minimum prizepool. That same $8,000 guarantee appears in the $150 Sunday Cooldown at 21:30.
Later in the evening, additional options remain open for players who prefer later start times or lower variance:
$50 Mini Cooldown at 21:30 with at least $6,500 GTD.
$20 Mystery Express at 23:15 with $2,000 guaranteed.
The $100 Sunday Dynasty (18:00), $500 Sunday Storm (18:30) and $30 Sunday Shield (18:30) form the core late-afternoon to early-evening value proposition, with overlapping start times that create choice for grinders and recreational entrants alike.
Who can play and where to find the full schedule
Players in Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania can enter all listed tournaments on PokerStars on FanDuel. The platform’s regional lobby shows the full tournament schedule for each market and lists buy-ins, start times and guarantees.
If you want to inspect event details, use the tournament lobby within the PokerStars on FanDuel app or web client. For a broader look at promoted events and weekend highlights, check the site’s events calendar or the PokerStars on FanDuel promotional pages.
Tournament mix and player choices
The weekend slate mixes low buy-in grinders with mid and high buy-in options across the same sessions. The structure lets a player choose:
Lower-variance satellites and mystery events earlier in the day to build entry fees.
Mid-ticket events like the $100 Sunday Dynasty for large-field playoff-style action.
High buy-in bullets such as the $500 Sunday Storm for shallower fields and larger average prize per entry.
Overlapping start times create strategic decisions about where to allocate bankroll and time, since the $60,000 guarantee in the $100 Sunday Dynasty represents the single largest pool on the Sunday schedule.
Practical note for players
Players should confirm state eligibility in their PokerStars on FanDuel client before registering. The guarantees listed are minimums; if late registrations and re-entries push total entries higher, actual prizepools will exceed the guaranteed amounts.
PokerStars on FanDuel’s weekend schedule combines frequent low-stakes events with a set of concentrated Sunday guarantees that deliver headline value for players in the three licensed US states where the operator runs online poker.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which tournaments make up the $115K guarantee on PokerStars on FanDuel?
The $115,000 combined guarantee is made up of the $100 Sunday Dynasty ($60,000 GTD), the $500 Sunday Storm ($35,000 GTD) and the $30 Sunday Shield ($20,000 GTD). All three start within a 30-minute window on Sunday.
What time does the $100 Sunday Dynasty start?
The $100 Sunday Dynasty starts at 18:00 and carries a $60,000 guaranteed prizepool, making it the largest single guarantee on the PokerStars on FanDuel Sunday schedule.
Can players from all US states enter these events?
Players in Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania can enter these tournaments; PokerStars on FanDuel runs its poker services only in those states and the lobby shows market-specific schedules.
What other notable Sunday guarantees are on the schedule?
Other Sunday guarantees include the $50 Sunday Mystery at 15:30 with an $8,000 minimum and the $150 Sunday Cooldown at 21:30 with the same $8,000 guarantee, plus late events like the $50 Mini Cooldown with $6,500 GTD.
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Daniel Reyes covers live and online poker — tournament series from the WSOP and EPT down to the daily online grind, room news, promotions, and the industry moves behind them. The reports keep every score, prize pool, and player name exactly as the record shows, and follow the story past the final hand: who qualified, what the payout structure rewarded, and how the field is shifting. For roster changes, software updates, and regulatory knocks on the poker economy, Daniel Reyes is the desk's first read.
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