The buy-in for the Monthly Milly tournament is $500 + $35 tournament fee, totaling $535 USD. Both of the final players take home over $100,000 USD in prize money. In 2021, Ignition Poker and other sites on the Pai Wang Luo Poker Network introduced “The Monthly Milly” tournament, offering a guaranteed prize pool of $1,000,000 USD. This SNG’s buy-ins range from $0.50 to $100, and the prize pool awarded can be as large as 1200x the entry fee. In late 2017, Ignition Poker introduced a 3-person variable prize pool sit-and-go called Jackpot Sit & Go. Ignition Poker frequently runs tournament series with multi-million dollar prize pools, such as Black Diamond Poker Open, Twelve Days of Turbos, and the Super Millions Poker Open. Other tournament formats include knock-out, rebuy + add-on, double-up, triple-up, turbo, and hyper-turbo. Most tournaments and sit-and-goes are single-entry freeze-out tournaments. Tournaments and sit-and-goes on Ignition Poker have a wide range of buy-ins and formats, starting from $0.55 up to $540 entries.

The site offers heads-up, 6-player, and 9-player full ring tables, and a fast-fold “Zone Poker” variant that allows players to fold out of turn and begin new hands instantly.

Cash games are available in US dollars, with the stakes ranging from $0.05/0.10 to $10/20. Ignition Poker provides Texas Hold’em and Omaha in cash game, tournament, and sit-and-go formats. The software uses “quick seat technology” that assigns seats to players, which mirrors live poker seating rules. Ignition Poker eschews screen names in favor of labeling the player by seat number. The platform follows a recreational player model, where players are not able to track each other across games due to the anonymous nature of seating. Players can access Ignition Poker from any browser on any device, making it highly convenient. The platform also features an instant-play HTML5 version, allowing players to join cash games, Zone Poker (fast-fold) tables, and tournaments without the need to download any software. Ignition Poker offers highly adaptable software that can run on multiple operating systems, including Windows, Mac, and mobile clients.

Rank: This column shows how the operator compares to all other operators (lower is better).

Net Rake: This is how much money you actually spend on rake compared to the pots you are playing.

Rake / 100 hands: Average amount you can expect to pay in rake every 100 hands.

You can switch the number of players per table and the game variant. The table above shows the amount of rake an average player pays per 100 hands for various limits and variants.

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