Poker Million has been a catalyst for poker’s recent success. The Poker Million televised tournaments are Europe’s most sought after poker prize whilst the on-line Poker Million poker rooms are the largest in Europe. For more information on Poker Million click here.

In the 2003 Poker Million, snooker player Jimmy White won the $360,000 event, causing one of the biggest upsets in world poker having been a 100-1 outsider.
In 2004 $300,000 was won by the Irish pro, Donnacha O’Dea, after a memorable ‘heads up’ battle with Dave “The Devilfish” Ulliott, arguably England’s greatest ever player.
The 2005 winner Anthony Jones beat Sky Sports Soccer AM presenter Helen Chamberlain in the final to win Europe’s most coveted poker prize, $1,000,000 cash. He had qualified via the Poker Million internet competition. Hundreds of thousands watched the 2005 Poker Million Final.
In 2006 the total prize pot is $2,440,000 with the winner taking home a cool $1,200,000.

The Poker Million Fact File:

  • Over 150,000 players have registered from 107 countries (excluding USA).
  • Every day, over 30,000 people play Poker Million on-line.
  • At the busiest times over 10,000 people will be playing against each other.
  • Overall 700,000 games (inc. tournament hands) will be dealt in a day – that’s over eight hands every second, 24 hours a day.
  • A total of $12,000,000 cash is now won every day in cash game “Pots”.

Poker In The Headlines:


"Poker: it's the
new football."
Sunday Herald
"Young men put betting before drink and women".
Daily Telegraph
"So kiss my ace... Poker sites report increasing numbers of female players."
The Sun
"Poker demanded for Olympic flame."
Daily Mail

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