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MicroMillions Ready to Roll and Fight Night Released

MicroMillions Ready to Roll and Fight Night Released

The total amount of prize money up for grabs in this year’s MicroMillions poker tournament has been announced by PokerStars as being an eye watering $5 million, which works out as a little under £3,300,000.

There will over a hundred different events taking place in the 2013 version of MicroMillions and they will take place between the 18th and the 28th of July. With such a diverse range of games and events it is no surprise to see that the buy in prices differ greatly a well. The cheapest one costs just 11 cents, while the most expensive is $22, which is for the Main Event, with a massive $1 million prize pool waiting to be won.

While we get ready for this year’s PokerStars MicroMillions it is worth look back at some of last year’s statistics to see how popular this tournament is all over the world. In the 2012 events there were over 1 and a half million players taking part in the various poker games on offer. The Main Event itself has over 68,000 players participating in it.

A Boxing Slots Games

Meanwhile, for a different kind of gaming experience you could try the new Fight Night HD game from World Match Gaming.

This is a 5 reel video slots game and the theme is that of the world of boxing. There are wild symbols and free spins to look out for, as well as a bonus game in which you have hit a speed ball as hard as possible.

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