Regular Women's Sunday competitors know that there are satellites running throughout the week for the $55 seats. There are three daily events - $11, $5.50, and $2.20 rebuy - that offer seats should enough women sign up to play. And Saturday offers a freeroll plus $1 rebuy qualifier for more chances to win.

And now there are more seats up for grabs. There are qualifiers offered on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday for 500 Frequent Player Points. And now there are even more of those FPP satellites on Sundays prior to the start of the Women's Sunday.

Just today, there were enough interested players to run two 500 FPP qualifiers, one 700 FPP hyper turbo qualifier, and the usual $5.50 Last Chance turbo and Last $11 qualifier. In addition, enough women signed up for a $11.22 hyper turbo to give away an additional seat. There were more FPP options on the schedule, and as they become more popular, there will be more offered in the coming weeks.

For the regularly scheduled qualifiers, they are listed on the Women's Sunday home page. And keep an eye on the satellites listed in the PokerStars lobby in pink for even more offered each week.

Speaking of the Women's Sunday with its $7K guarantee, let's look at today's numbers:

Total players: 170
Prize pool: $8,500.00
Paid finishers: 27

The Team PokerStars Pro in the field today, offering a $50 bounty on her head, was Celina Lin of China. She stayed strong throughout the first hour of the tournament but eventually put her stack at risk with 9?9? against the A?K? of MaxNazhig. The board produced Q?8?A?T?A?, and trip aces beat the nines. Celina lost the race and departed in 128th place.

E.v.a.81975 of Spain wins this week's event and $1,827.50 in prize money. Congratulations!

Women's Sunday Results for 06/26/11:

1st place: e.v.a.81975 ($1,827.50)
2nd place: PapcaanArtis ($1,317.50)
3rd place: dragon1122 ($998.75)
4th place: batoon635 ($743.75)
5th place: lydmila1936 ($510.00)
6th place: Tianora ($425.00)
7th place: krs4u ($340.00)
8th place: Cirkel ($255.00)
9th place: Pacinka ($170.00)

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