CoinPoker Cuts CoinMillion Buy-in by $50 for 3-Bet Club Members

CoinPoker Discounts CoinMillion Buy-in for 3-Bet Club Members

CoinPoker has introduced a limited-time flash discount on its upcoming $1,000,000 guaranteed CoinMillion tournament, reducing the buy-in by $50 exclusively for members of its 3-Bet Club. The promotion lowers the entry price from the regular $215 to $165 for the first 500 eligible players.

The offer opened on September 11 at 12:00 UTC and is scheduled to run until September 12 at 06:00 UTC, or until all 500 discounted entries are claimed, whichever comes first. The tournament itself takes place on September 13.

How the Discount Works

The reduced buy-in applies only to a player's first direct registration. It cannot be used for rebuys or re-entries. Importantly, the discount has no effect on the payout structure: players who register at the reduced price still compete for a full share of the $1 million prize pool.

Once the 500 discounted entries are gone, the regular $215 buy-in applies again. The short registration window means players interested in the savings have only a brief period to secure their seat before the tournament begins.

Part of a Broader Promotion Schedule

The CoinMillion is the second of four editions scheduled for September as part of the Global Online Poker Championship (GOPC). The GOPC has already drawn significant attention, with completed guaranteed events paying out more than $6 million above their advertised guarantees after just two weeks. The series is on pace to meet or potentially exceed its overall $50 million guarantee.

Beyond the championship, CoinPoker continues to roll out additional formats and promotions, including The One, the recently launched K-Poker, the Daily Dollar, and the 3-Bet Club. A separate $100,000 PokerGO giveaway is also running, with qualifying cash game and tournament action counting toward weekly leaderboards.

Previous CoinMillion Highlights

The most recent GOPC CoinMillion, held on September 6, illustrated the potential of the $1 million event. A player competing under the screen name fish2025 won the tournament for $119,500, defeating IWtPlayaGame in heads-up play. The runner-up collected $76,300.

According to the available account, fish2025 proposed a deal during heads-up play, but both players ultimately chose to continue playing. Notably, the champion needed only a single $215 entry and won the title without any rebuys or re-entries. Entering the final hand, fish2025 controlled more than two-thirds of the chips in play.

In the deciding hand, IWtPlayaGame opened from 12 million to 24 million, and fish2025 called with 8♣3♣. After a continuation bet of roughly a quarter of the pot on the flop, fish2025 raised and took the initiative. IWtPlayaGame moved in for less than a pot-sized bet behind on the turn. When the 5♠ appeared, fish2025 moved all-in and received the call. Holding A-7 offsuit, IWtPlayaGame was already drawing dead, and the J♥ on the river confirmed the result.

fish2025 had ended Day 1 seventh in chips and completed the run on Day 2. The champion registered 63 minutes after Day 1 began and went on to win the title without a single rebuy or re-entry.

What the Discount Means for Grinders

For 3-Bet Club members who already planned to play the September 13 CoinMillion, the promotion offers a straightforward benefit: the same $1 million tournament for $50 less. Combined with tournament discounts, base rewards, and other membership perks, the flash discount adds another concrete form of value for active CoinPoker players.

The key details are simple. The tournament carries a $1,000,000 guarantee. The regular buy-in is $215, while the discounted price is $165. Eligibility is limited to 3-Bet Club members, and the offer is capped at the first 500 players. The registration window runs from September 11 at 12:00 UTC to September 12 at 06:00 UTC, subject to early closure if all discounted entries are claimed. The discount applies to the first direct registration only and is not valid for rebuys. The payout structure remains unchanged.