Much have been written during MicroMillions about low buy-ins becoming big pay-outs, and it is all true. But there's another advantage to those inexpensive entry fees, that do not depend on the following big win to be deemed useful. They present a very good opportunity to develop skills in games you could not ordinary get an opportunity to play, no less than not in a competitive environment.

Results from yesterday provided an ideal example.

Event #59 was a Stud tournament. For players weaned on hold'em and searching to construct confidence and experience in another type of the sport for $1.10, this was a golden opportunity, because the field size of 6,621 suggests.

Of course, someone always has to win, and accordingly it was Norwegian player bollemus picking up a primary prize just shy of $1,000. For others it was a possibility to play, gain some experience, and all at minimal expense.

There are more of those "non-hold'em" events to come back within the final third of the MicroMillions 12 schedule, including tournaments in various varieties of Omaha, triple draw and HORSE. Take a look at the MicroMillions homepage for details and provides them a try.

In the meantime listed below are the winners from yesterday.

EVENT BUY-IN PLAYERS PRIZEPOOL WINNER COUNTRY PRIZE MONEY

55	$2.20	9837	$9,837.00	KiroV999	Russia	$1,345.77
56	$4.40	10396	$41,584.00	victorcham93	Moldova	$5,564.58
57	$0.11	18479	$15,000.00	Project-Kiq	Estonia	$1,579.13
58	$5.50	13500	$67,500.00	boyer 8	Canada	$8,422.85
59	$1.10	6621	$6,621.00	bollemus	Norway	$946.40

Stephen Bartley is a staff writer for the PokerStars Blog. Follow him on Twitter: @StephenBartley.

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