One edition per weekend. The GGMillion$, the CoinMillion, the Sunday Grand and the other Sunday majors, with every published final table on one ledger and a short report on what the week's numbers show.
| Date | Event | Buy-in | Entries | Winner | First prize | Share of top prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 3 | GGMillion$ $10K  GGPoker | $10,000 | 202 | Vladimir Minko MX | $404,362 | |
| Nov 1 | CoinMillion  CoinPoker | $215 | 4,766 | CSCcardGREEN | $91,035 |
2 results on file for the weekend of Oct 31 to Nov 3. Bars show each first prize as a share of the largest in the table.
Vladimir Minko's $404,362 in the $10,000 GGMillion$ from 202 entries, and a CoinMillion heads-up deal that paid CSCcardGREEN $91,035 from 4,766 entries.
Four published results from the weekend of October 24 to 27: Fabiano Kovalski's $464,794 in the $10,000 GGMillion$ from 237 entries, habfer's $114,480 CoinMillion from 3,655, a $74,432 Sunday Grand for The One champion, and 888poker's PNOC Main Event.
One published result from the weekend of October 17 to 20: Kgbseven won CoinPoker's $215 CoinMillion for $120,500 from 4,891 entries after whalefish turned down a heads-up deal. The GGMillion$ final of October 20 has no payout table on file.
Sunday is when online poker pays out. The rooms stack their guarantees on it, the weekly high rollers start on it, and the results that land on Monday and Tuesday decide most of what a week's ledger will show. The Sunday Report takes that weekend, Saturday to Tuesday, and records every major with a published payout table on one page: the GGMillion$ final on Tuesday, CoinPoker's CoinMillion and Sunday Grand, and the Sunday flagships of PokerStars, partypoker, 888poker, ACR and the US regulated rooms whenever their final tables are printed.
The ledger on each edition is sorted by first prize, and the three figures at the top of the page are computed from the records on it: how many results are on file, what the first prizes add up to, and the biggest of them. The prose below the ledger is written from those records and from nothing else; a figure that appears in the text appears in a record, and the record names the source and its date.
Most Sunday majors do not publish a full payout table in a form the desk can cite. PokerStars' Sunday Million results circulate on social channels; partypoker and 888poker publish selectively; the US rooms rarely at all. Rather than estimate, each edition ends with a watchlist: the weekly majors that ran that weekend and have no table on file. When one is found the edition is updated, the update is dated, and the result moves from the watchlist to the ledger.
| Room | Weekly flagship |
|---|---|
| 888poker | Sunday Mystery Bounty schedule |
| Americas Cardroom | Sunday Special and the weekly High Five series |
| BetMGM Poker | Sunday schedule in Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania |
| CoinPoker | CoinMillion ($215, $1,000,000 guaranteed) and the $1,050 Sunday Grand |
| GGPoker | GGMillion$ ($10,000, Sunday Day 1, Tuesday final) |
| partypoker | Sunday schedule with the Title Fight and KO Series editions |
| PokerStars | Sunday Million ($109, $1,000,000 guaranteed) |
| WPT Global | Sunday satellites to WPT live Main Events |
| WSOP.com | Sunday schedule across the Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania pool |
Series finals that fall on a weekend, such as a WCOOP or WSOP Online Main Event, are included in that weekend's edition and on their series page. The high roller tournaments guide explains the buy-in tiers the report uses when it calls an event a major.
A weekly edition that collects the weekend results of the big online majors in one place: the $10,000 GGMillion$ on GGPoker, CoinPoker’s $1,000,000 guaranteed CoinMillion and its $1,050 Sunday Grand, and the Sunday flagships of the other rooms when their payout tables are published. Each edition is a ledger of the weekend plus a short report on what the numbers show.
Saturday to the following Tuesday, dated by the Sunday. The window is wider than one day because the biggest weekly high roller, the GGMillion$, plays its Day 1 on Sunday and its final table on Tuesday, and the final is the result that matters.
When the weekend’s last major has a published payout table, usually Wednesday or Thursday. The GGMillion$ final is reported on Tuesday night or Wednesday; CoinPoker’s results are typically carried by Card Player on the Monday or Tuesday. An edition can be updated later when a missing table is found, and the update date is shown on it.
Because no source has printed the full final table. The watchlist at the end of each edition names the weekly majors that ran but have no payout table on file, so the gaps are visible. A result is added only from a published table, never from a lobby screenshot or an estimate.
The weekly high rollers at $1,000 and up, any weekly event with a seven-figure guarantee, and the Sunday flagships of the rooms the desk covers. A series final that lands on a weekend, such as a WCOOP or WSOP Online Main Event, is included in that weekend’s edition as well as on its series page.
The news section reports single events when they carry a story. The Sunday Report is a fixed weekly format: the same ledger every week, the same totals, whatever the weekend produced, so the weeks can be compared. A result can appear in both.