GGMillion$ is GGPoker’s flagship online high roller: a $10,300 no-limit hold’em event played over two days, which sister site Natural8 lists every Sunday at 18:05 UTC with a seven-figure guarantee. For anyone based in Asia, that clock position is the whole story — it starts between 23:35 and 03:05 depending on your time zone, and the sane route in is the satellite ladder rather than a flat $10,300 deposit. Below is what the event costs, when it actually begins in local time, and which high roller slots on the schedule are genuinely playable from an Asian city.
The event behind the dollar sign
The branding has shifted more than once, which is why searches for “Super MILLION$” and “GGMillion$” both land on the same tier of tournament. Natural8’s High Rollers schedule currently lists the Sunday flagship as Super MILLION$ High Rollers, $10,300, $1M GTD [2-Day Event] starting 18:05 UTC, while the operator’s dedicated GGMillion$ page promotes a “weekly $10K GGMillion$ with a minimum $2M guaranteed.”
Those two numbers do not match, and that is worth knowing before you fire. Guarantees on this event have been revised upward and downward across seasons, so treat the figure in the app lobby as the only binding one. What has stayed constant: a $10,300 price of admission, a two-day format, and a field small enough that you will recognise most of the names at your table.
The winner’s prize is not purely cash either. Natural8 lists a complimentary $10K Live Paradise ticket for champions, plus gold card protectors for those who convert online titles into live ones — which folds neatly into the WSOP Paradise qualifying path a lot of Asia-based grinders are already chasing.
18:05 UTC, translated
This single conversion decides whether the event is realistic for you, because a two-day high roller does not reward a player who registered while half asleep.
| Time zone | Day 1 start |
|---|---|
| Mumbai / Delhi (UTC+5:30) | 23:35, same day |
| Bangkok / Jakarta / Ho Chi Minh (UTC+7) | 01:05, next day |
| Singapore / Manila / Taipei / Kuala Lumpur (UTC+8) | 02:05, next day |
| Tokyo / Seoul (UTC+9) | 03:05, next day |
Day 2 restarts are typically scheduled around 20:00 UTC, which is 03:00 in Bangkok, 04:00 in Manila and 05:00 in Tokyo. None of these zones observe daylight saving, so the conversion holds year-round — the number that moves is the UTC start time itself when GGPoker reshuffles its schedule.
Getting in for less than $10,300
Almost nobody in the field bought in directly. Satellites run continuously in the tournament lobby, and the January 2026 GGMillion$ Week gave a clear picture of how the ladder is priced: a $10 step awarded a $108 ticket, a $108 step fed the final satellite, and a $1,050 Mega guaranteed one to two Day 1 seats. Run the ladder from the bottom and a $10,300 seat can cost you a two-figure sum plus a lot of patience.
Two caveats. First, satellite equity is not tournament equity — winning a seat you have no business defending against a table of professionals is an expensive kind of success. Second, if the $10,300 number makes you flinch, that instinct is correct and the honest answer is selling action; our breakdown of GGPoker staking, markup and shares covers how Asian players actually structure it.
If the blocker is the deposit rather than the buy-in — a card declining from Thailand, an e-wallet that will not route — message @PAGDaddyBot on Telegram and someone will walk you through what currently works from your country.
GGMillion$ Week: the same event, dialled up
Once or twice a year the weekly tournament expands into a full festival. The GGMillion$ Week edition that ran 18–27 January 2026 carried $25,000,000 in total guarantees across 65 tournaments, with buy-ins spanning $525 to $25,500. Its $10,000 Main Event guaranteed $10,000,000, spread over nine Day 1 flights before a single Day 2 at 20:00 UTC.
The structure on that Main Event was unusually deep for an online high roller: 100,000 starting chips at 200 big blinds, 20-minute levels, and late registration open for 15 levels with unlimited re-entries. Every series winner also collected a $10K WSOP Paradise package. If you are going to take one shot at this tier in a year, a festival edition with nine flights and a $10M guarantee is a better-value shot than a random Sunday.
The slots that fit an Asian body clock
Natural8 advertises $7,000,000 in weekly high roller guarantees, and most of it is scheduled for European evenings. But not all of it. Read the timetable as an Asia-based player and three windows stand out:
14:30 UTC — High Rollers Bounty Warm-Up, $840, $25K GTD. That is 22:30 in Singapore and 21:30 in Bangkok. The most civilised high roller start on the entire schedule.
16:30 UTC — Bounty Hunters HR, $525, $110K GTD, and on Sundays the Bounty Hunters HR Main Event, $525, $1M GTD. Half past midnight in Manila, 23:30 in Hanoi. A $1M guarantee for $525 at a workable hour is arguably the best value on this page.
00:30 UTC — High Rollers After Hours, $525, $25K GTD. Named for Europeans, played by Asians: 08:30 in Singapore, 09:30 in Tokyo. A morning tournament, if that suits your schedule.
The ones to be realistic about are 19:00 UTC (03:00 in Manila), 20:30 and 21:05 UTC — 04:30 and 05:05 local. Those fields are beatable; your 5am decision-making probably is not. Players who want the same overlay-hunting logic at a fraction of the buy-in should start with GGMasters instead, which sits at the other end of the price range on the same network.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to enter GGMillion$?
The buy-in is $10,300. Satellites in the tournament lobby start as low as $10, so the practical cost of a seat can be far lower if you climb the ladder rather than buying in directly.
What time does GGMillion$ start in Singapore and Manila?
The Sunday flagship is listed at 18:05 UTC, which is 02:05 the following morning in both Singapore and Manila. It is 01:05 in Bangkok and 03:05 in Tokyo and Seoul.
Can I play GGMillion$ on Natural8 instead of GGPoker?
Yes. Natural8 is the Asia-facing skin on the same GGNetwork platform, so the tournament, the field and the prize pool are shared. Natural8 lists the event on its own High Rollers schedule.
Is GGMillion$ a one-day or two-day tournament?
Two days. Day 1 plays down to a portion of the field, and survivors return for a Day 2 restart, typically around 20:00 UTC — early morning across most of Asia.
What is the guarantee on GGMillion$?
Published figures have ranged from $1,000,000 on the Sunday High Rollers listing to a promoted minimum of $2,000,000. The guarantee shown in the app lobby at the time you register is the one that applies.
What is the difference between GGMillion$ and GGMasters?
Buy-in tier, essentially. GGMillion$ is the $10,300 high roller aimed at professionals and backed players; GGMasters is the network’s low-cost flagship, drawing enormous recreational fields for a small fraction of the price.
Which GGPoker high rollers are best for Asian time zones?
The 14:30 UTC High Rollers Bounty Warm-Up ($840) and the 16:30 UTC Bounty Hunters HR events ($525) land in the evening or just after midnight across Southeast Asia, making them far more practical than the 19:00–21:05 UTC block.