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888Rep
Official 888 Poker Rep
Silver Level
Welcome to 888poker’s Weekly Deal, with all the best news, results and insights from the past week.
THIS WEEK: November 10, 2019
PKO Series Kicks Off in Style Awarding Nearly a Quarter Million on Opening Day
888poker’s popular God of the Arena PKO Series kicked off Sunday with the first three tournaments from the 24-event schedule. Between the three tournaments, $233,280 in prize money was awarded as 3,552 entrants competed between the trio of events.
In the $215 buy-in Event #1: $150,000 9-Max, it was Brazil’s “GoldoJuninho” besting a 794-entry field to win a $14,998.66 top prize plus an $11,619.88 progressive bounty.
As for the $22 buy-in Event #2: $30,000 Mini 9-Max, Ukraine’s “NakedNaked” came out on top of a 2,114-entry field to win a $3,571.33 plus $2,318.73 for a total prize of $5,890.06.
Finally, in the $55 buy-in Event #3: $20,000 Late 9-Max it was 888poker regular “Fukuruku” prevailing over a 644-entry field to win the title for Ukraine, which came with a $3,042.90 top prize and a $2,833.26 progressive bounty.
The God of the Arena PKO Series runs through Sunday, November 17 and will culminate with a $320 buy-in, $300K GTD Main Event.
Click here for a look at the full schedule.
https://www.888poker.com/poker-promo...ries-schedule/
“prebzzz” Adds Rake or Break Whale to His 888poker Resumé
The $530 buy-in Rake or Break Whale had a $25,000 target, which it failed to hit as 32 players rebought 14 times to create a $23,000 prize pool. That meant all participants enjoyed a rake free experience!
Among those to fire but fail to cash were 888poker Ambassador Dominik “888Dominik” Nitsche, “alexos888,” and bubble boy “Sw33ney,” just to name a few.
The top five got paid including “danila4444” (5th - $1,840), “ShipGold” (4th - $2,300), and “kiskutya” (3rd - $3,450). It took 4 hours and 14 minutes for the tournament to come to an end, which happened when the UK’s “prebzzz” beat Ukraine’s “kolja.ok” in heads-up play, good for a $9,200 top prize.
It was just the latest 888 title for “prebzzz,” who back in May won the XL Inferno $100,000 Tune Up for $23,376.
Sunday Challenge Ends After Heads-Up Deal
The $109 buy-in Sunday Challenge moved past its $20K GTD by attracting 175 runners who rebought 53 times. That created a $22,800 prize pool that was paid out to the top 27 players. Among those to cash were “wellyxxxx” (21st - $228), “AlbaGiu” (8th - $684), “BuyUADrank” (6th - $1,140), and “RaiseRaiZe” (4th - $1,995).
After “Hateeeeem” bowed out in third place for $2,679, the final two players opted to work a deal and then play for the title. Canada’s “alexos888” wound up with $4,359.98 in prize money, though it was “ahjaa” who wound up the winner for $4,076.02.
Ukraine’s “Pon4uk” Weathers the Monsoon to Win $2,160
The $55 buy-in Monsoon had a $10K GTD and it just got by it drawing 159 players who rebought 42 times, which resulted in a $10,050 prize pool paid out to the top 27 players. Among those to cash were “fishnchips34” (16th - $125.62), “Clay_Born” (8th - $301.50), “AvecLeCoeur” (5th - $603), and “tomaszeek” (3rd - $1,180.87).
After 6 hours and 38 minutes, Ukraine’s “Pon4uk” defeated Canada’s “Tilltard” in heads-up play to win a $2,160.79 top prize
Belarus’ “LaGushatnik” Victorious in Sunday PKO 8-Max
The $88 buy-in Sunday PKO 8-Max cruised by its $12K GTD as 155 players rebought 53 times to create a $16,640 prize pool. That was split equally between the regular and bounty prize pools. The top 24 finishers got a piece of the former pool and included “HermanMelvin” (18th for $104 + $110 in bounties), “Langolier86” (9th for $187.20 + $202.50), and “kaly999” (4th for $707.20 + $170 in bounties).
After “Hobin1Rood” bowed out in third place for $998.40 plus $588.75 in bounties, the title came down to Sweden’s “Mr_Coyote” and Belarus’ “LaGushatnik.” After 6 hours and 39 minutes in the tournament, the latter came out on top to win a $1,809.60 first-place prize plus the $2,140.31 progressive bounty for a total of $3,949.91
Canada’s “PBD03” Wins Sunday Deepstack Monsoon
The $55 buy-in Sunday Deepstack Monsoon had 154 players rebuy 61 times to create a $10,750 prize pool, which squeaked by the $10K guarantee. The top 27 players got paid and included “ChipsFool” (23rd - $107.50), “ZDamian” (19th - $107.50), “NEONTIGER” (11th - $188.12), “awfulfish” (6th - $537.50), and “Samarius” (3rd - $1,263.12).
After 8 hours and 14 minutes, it was Canada’s “PBD03” besting the UK’s “nutcracker95” in heads-up play to capture the title and accompanying $2,311.29 first-place prize.
What to Watch For…
Last week, 888poker launched a brand-new tournament in the $1,050 buy-in, $200K GTD “The Dragon”.
The next edition is slated for next Sunday, November 17. Satellites are running now for as little as 50¢.
Click her for more information on 888poker’s biggest buy-in tournament.
https://www.888poker.com/magazine/88...h-roller-block
THIS WEEK: November 10, 2019
PKO Series Kicks Off in Style Awarding Nearly a Quarter Million on Opening Day
888poker’s popular God of the Arena PKO Series kicked off Sunday with the first three tournaments from the 24-event schedule. Between the three tournaments, $233,280 in prize money was awarded as 3,552 entrants competed between the trio of events.
In the $215 buy-in Event #1: $150,000 9-Max, it was Brazil’s “GoldoJuninho” besting a 794-entry field to win a $14,998.66 top prize plus an $11,619.88 progressive bounty.
As for the $22 buy-in Event #2: $30,000 Mini 9-Max, Ukraine’s “NakedNaked” came out on top of a 2,114-entry field to win a $3,571.33 plus $2,318.73 for a total prize of $5,890.06.
Finally, in the $55 buy-in Event #3: $20,000 Late 9-Max it was 888poker regular “Fukuruku” prevailing over a 644-entry field to win the title for Ukraine, which came with a $3,042.90 top prize and a $2,833.26 progressive bounty.
The God of the Arena PKO Series runs through Sunday, November 17 and will culminate with a $320 buy-in, $300K GTD Main Event.
Click here for a look at the full schedule.
https://www.888poker.com/poker-promo...ries-schedule/
“prebzzz” Adds Rake or Break Whale to His 888poker Resumé
The $530 buy-in Rake or Break Whale had a $25,000 target, which it failed to hit as 32 players rebought 14 times to create a $23,000 prize pool. That meant all participants enjoyed a rake free experience!
Among those to fire but fail to cash were 888poker Ambassador Dominik “888Dominik” Nitsche, “alexos888,” and bubble boy “Sw33ney,” just to name a few.
The top five got paid including “danila4444” (5th - $1,840), “ShipGold” (4th - $2,300), and “kiskutya” (3rd - $3,450). It took 4 hours and 14 minutes for the tournament to come to an end, which happened when the UK’s “prebzzz” beat Ukraine’s “kolja.ok” in heads-up play, good for a $9,200 top prize.
It was just the latest 888 title for “prebzzz,” who back in May won the XL Inferno $100,000 Tune Up for $23,376.
Sunday Challenge Ends After Heads-Up Deal
The $109 buy-in Sunday Challenge moved past its $20K GTD by attracting 175 runners who rebought 53 times. That created a $22,800 prize pool that was paid out to the top 27 players. Among those to cash were “wellyxxxx” (21st - $228), “AlbaGiu” (8th - $684), “BuyUADrank” (6th - $1,140), and “RaiseRaiZe” (4th - $1,995).
After “Hateeeeem” bowed out in third place for $2,679, the final two players opted to work a deal and then play for the title. Canada’s “alexos888” wound up with $4,359.98 in prize money, though it was “ahjaa” who wound up the winner for $4,076.02.
Ukraine’s “Pon4uk” Weathers the Monsoon to Win $2,160
The $55 buy-in Monsoon had a $10K GTD and it just got by it drawing 159 players who rebought 42 times, which resulted in a $10,050 prize pool paid out to the top 27 players. Among those to cash were “fishnchips34” (16th - $125.62), “Clay_Born” (8th - $301.50), “AvecLeCoeur” (5th - $603), and “tomaszeek” (3rd - $1,180.87).
After 6 hours and 38 minutes, Ukraine’s “Pon4uk” defeated Canada’s “Tilltard” in heads-up play to win a $2,160.79 top prize
Belarus’ “LaGushatnik” Victorious in Sunday PKO 8-Max
The $88 buy-in Sunday PKO 8-Max cruised by its $12K GTD as 155 players rebought 53 times to create a $16,640 prize pool. That was split equally between the regular and bounty prize pools. The top 24 finishers got a piece of the former pool and included “HermanMelvin” (18th for $104 + $110 in bounties), “Langolier86” (9th for $187.20 + $202.50), and “kaly999” (4th for $707.20 + $170 in bounties).
After “Hobin1Rood” bowed out in third place for $998.40 plus $588.75 in bounties, the title came down to Sweden’s “Mr_Coyote” and Belarus’ “LaGushatnik.” After 6 hours and 39 minutes in the tournament, the latter came out on top to win a $1,809.60 first-place prize plus the $2,140.31 progressive bounty for a total of $3,949.91
Canada’s “PBD03” Wins Sunday Deepstack Monsoon
The $55 buy-in Sunday Deepstack Monsoon had 154 players rebuy 61 times to create a $10,750 prize pool, which squeaked by the $10K guarantee. The top 27 players got paid and included “ChipsFool” (23rd - $107.50), “ZDamian” (19th - $107.50), “NEONTIGER” (11th - $188.12), “awfulfish” (6th - $537.50), and “Samarius” (3rd - $1,263.12).
After 8 hours and 14 minutes, it was Canada’s “PBD03” besting the UK’s “nutcracker95” in heads-up play to capture the title and accompanying $2,311.29 first-place prize.
What to Watch For…
Last week, 888poker launched a brand-new tournament in the $1,050 buy-in, $200K GTD “The Dragon”.
The next edition is slated for next Sunday, November 17. Satellites are running now for as little as 50¢.
Click her for more information on 888poker’s biggest buy-in tournament.
https://www.888poker.com/magazine/88...h-roller-block
PsychoVas
What The Duck???
Bronze Level
Hello, 888rep.
After failing to log in to my account today I contacted support and several hours later I was informed that 888 can no longer provide services in Greece and that support already requested a withdrawal for my remaining cash balance. I demanded my more than 2500 player's points be redeemed for cash, as I was intending to do today and withdrawn too.
I am outraged! Shouldn't we be informed in advance for such a major change?
Do you consider good buiseness conduct the fact that I, the customer, had to inquire the reason for not being able to log in, in order to be informed that 888 is no longer availlable for me?
Do tou consider that good customer support?
Your site is supposed to be one of the three major ones. Such conduct is not becoming to that sort. I wasn't surprised when FullFlush did it, but 888???
After failing to log in to my account today I contacted support and several hours later I was informed that 888 can no longer provide services in Greece and that support already requested a withdrawal for my remaining cash balance. I demanded my more than 2500 player's points be redeemed for cash, as I was intending to do today and withdrawn too.
I am outraged! Shouldn't we be informed in advance for such a major change?
Do you consider good buiseness conduct the fact that I, the customer, had to inquire the reason for not being able to log in, in order to be informed that 888 is no longer availlable for me?
Do tou consider that good customer support?
Your site is supposed to be one of the three major ones. Such conduct is not becoming to that sort. I wasn't surprised when FullFlush did it, but 888???
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Muzyka1996
Legend
Bronze Level
Hey, i was made request to support 11.11 and dont have ane answer right now.
Question Reference # 191111-006323
Question Reference # 191111-006323
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888Rep
Official 888 Poker Rep
Silver Level
They mailed players about a week ago but maybe you didn't see yours or it was in your spam folder.
There is not a lot we can do as a lot of countries are regulating poker sites and we are obliged to obey their rules.
Send them an email regarding your points!
Regards
888Rep
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888Rep
Official 888 Poker Rep
Silver Level
Are you also from Greece?
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888Rep
Official 888 Poker Rep
Silver Level
Welcome to 888poker’s Weekly Deal, with all the best news, results and insights from the past week.
THIS WEEK: November 17, 2019
Russia’s “pokanuktus” Wins PKO Series Main Event for More Than $42K
888poker’s popular God of the Arena PKO Series wrapped up Sunday with the last tournaments on its 24-event schedule.
The $320 buy-in PKO Series Main Event surpassed its $300K GTD by drawing 847 players who rebought 203 times. That created a $315,000 prize pool that was split equally between the regular and bounty prize pools.
The top 108 players got paid and some of those to make deep runs were “alexos888” (35th for $661.50 + $1,340.64 in bounties), “EyeofSkadi” (20th for $756 + $2,191.41 in bounties), “2MuchBluffBG” (12th for $1,701 + $2,966.01 in bounties), “Madeon1994” (8th for $3,480.75 + $3,283.01 in bounties), “TrollKonst8” (4th for $11,497.50 + $4,659.20 in bounties), and “Dedwa789” (3rd for $15,356.25 + $1,450.78 in bounties).
It took 13 hours and 10 minutes for the tournament to conclude and did so with Russia’s “pokanuktus” beating out “BreakYaNeck9” to win the tournament for a $28,507.50 top prize and $14,284.93 progressive bounty.
Argentina’s “W.Klix” Wins PKO Series Warm Up
In other PKO Series action, the $109 buy-in Event #22: $100,000 Warm Up drew 950 players who rebought 311 times. That created a $126,100 prize pool that was split equally between the regular and bounty prize pools.
The top 126 got paid including “FToFTW” (56th for $176.54 + $165.63 in bounties), “IlovePickles” (29th for $252.20 + $37.50 in bounties), “888topPair” (14th for $504.40 + $1,028.14 in bounties), “GramNaKartke” (9th for $756.60 + $412.50 in bounties), and “ruslanftw” (3rd for $6,115.95 + $1,490.10 in bounties).
Argentina’s “lasochobi” Wins “The Dragon” for $46,000
Sunday also marked the second edition of the $1,050 buy-in, $200K GTD The Dragon tournament, which attracted 144 players who rebought 46 times. That meant the $200,000 prize pool was paid out to the top 18 players including “wellyxx” (16th - $4,100), “Riverkings14” (10th - $4,500), 888poker Ambassador Dominik “888Dominik” Nitsche (6th - $10,000), and “kiskutya23” (4th - $18,000).
After “M9yM9so” bowed out in third place for $24,300, the title came down to Argentina’s “lasochobi” and Russia’s “sweet_dr34ms.” After 7 hours and 26 minutes in the tournament, the former came out on top to capture the $46,000 first-place prize. It was another prestigious title “lasochobi” got to add to his online résumé, which includes winning the Sunday Mega Deep in October of last year.
After 10 hours and 21 minutes, it was Argentina’s “W.Klix” besting “windiswild” in heads-up play to win the title, a $11,349.23 top prize, and the $5,957.13 progressive knockout bounty.
Germany’s “Royalsash87” Turns $22 Buy-In Into $3,670 Payday in Mini Mega Deep
The $22 buy-in Mini Mega Deep had 752 runners rebuy 242 times, which meant a $20,000 prize pool was paid out to the top 99 players. Among those to get a piece of it were “timplat” (24th - $100), “BigMoney_ak” (15th - $180), “WowAceDude” (10th - $220), “Placebo36” (6th - $840), and “endeavour19” (3rd - $1,980).
After 8 hours and 41 minutes it was Germany’s “Royalsash87” besting Russia’s “badlucktou” in heads-up play to win the title and accompanying $3,670 first-place prize.
Lithuania’s “Magnf1cious” Hooks a BIG Fish Title
The $33 buy-in, $30K GTD Sunday BIG Fish surpassed its guarantee by attracting 833 players who rebought 273 times, which resulted in a $33,180 prize pool. That was paid out to the top 108 players including “Popek1908” (34th - $139.35), “IbetUfold” (22nd - $159.26), “Romazottie” (9th - $424.70), “V.F.A” (4th - $2,422.14), and “_DENGER_” (3rd - $3,235.05).
After 9 hours and 49 minutes, it was Lithuania’s “Magnf1cious” coming out on top to the tune of $6,006,06.
What to Watch For…
888poker LIVE is heading to London for the last LIVE Festival of the year. With £500,000 GTD Main Event - £1,100 buy-in. Add to that, the winner of the Main Event will also receive a 2020 WSOP Main Event package.
Click here for full information and schedule
https://www.888poker.com/magazine/88...r-end-festival
THIS WEEK: November 17, 2019
Russia’s “pokanuktus” Wins PKO Series Main Event for More Than $42K
888poker’s popular God of the Arena PKO Series wrapped up Sunday with the last tournaments on its 24-event schedule.
The $320 buy-in PKO Series Main Event surpassed its $300K GTD by drawing 847 players who rebought 203 times. That created a $315,000 prize pool that was split equally between the regular and bounty prize pools.
The top 108 players got paid and some of those to make deep runs were “alexos888” (35th for $661.50 + $1,340.64 in bounties), “EyeofSkadi” (20th for $756 + $2,191.41 in bounties), “2MuchBluffBG” (12th for $1,701 + $2,966.01 in bounties), “Madeon1994” (8th for $3,480.75 + $3,283.01 in bounties), “TrollKonst8” (4th for $11,497.50 + $4,659.20 in bounties), and “Dedwa789” (3rd for $15,356.25 + $1,450.78 in bounties).
It took 13 hours and 10 minutes for the tournament to conclude and did so with Russia’s “pokanuktus” beating out “BreakYaNeck9” to win the tournament for a $28,507.50 top prize and $14,284.93 progressive bounty.
Argentina’s “W.Klix” Wins PKO Series Warm Up
In other PKO Series action, the $109 buy-in Event #22: $100,000 Warm Up drew 950 players who rebought 311 times. That created a $126,100 prize pool that was split equally between the regular and bounty prize pools.
The top 126 got paid including “FToFTW” (56th for $176.54 + $165.63 in bounties), “IlovePickles” (29th for $252.20 + $37.50 in bounties), “888topPair” (14th for $504.40 + $1,028.14 in bounties), “GramNaKartke” (9th for $756.60 + $412.50 in bounties), and “ruslanftw” (3rd for $6,115.95 + $1,490.10 in bounties).
Argentina’s “lasochobi” Wins “The Dragon” for $46,000
Sunday also marked the second edition of the $1,050 buy-in, $200K GTD The Dragon tournament, which attracted 144 players who rebought 46 times. That meant the $200,000 prize pool was paid out to the top 18 players including “wellyxx” (16th - $4,100), “Riverkings14” (10th - $4,500), 888poker Ambassador Dominik “888Dominik” Nitsche (6th - $10,000), and “kiskutya23” (4th - $18,000).
After “M9yM9so” bowed out in third place for $24,300, the title came down to Argentina’s “lasochobi” and Russia’s “sweet_dr34ms.” After 7 hours and 26 minutes in the tournament, the former came out on top to capture the $46,000 first-place prize. It was another prestigious title “lasochobi” got to add to his online résumé, which includes winning the Sunday Mega Deep in October of last year.
After 10 hours and 21 minutes, it was Argentina’s “W.Klix” besting “windiswild” in heads-up play to win the title, a $11,349.23 top prize, and the $5,957.13 progressive knockout bounty.
Germany’s “Royalsash87” Turns $22 Buy-In Into $3,670 Payday in Mini Mega Deep
The $22 buy-in Mini Mega Deep had 752 runners rebuy 242 times, which meant a $20,000 prize pool was paid out to the top 99 players. Among those to get a piece of it were “timplat” (24th - $100), “BigMoney_ak” (15th - $180), “WowAceDude” (10th - $220), “Placebo36” (6th - $840), and “endeavour19” (3rd - $1,980).
After 8 hours and 41 minutes it was Germany’s “Royalsash87” besting Russia’s “badlucktou” in heads-up play to win the title and accompanying $3,670 first-place prize.
Lithuania’s “Magnf1cious” Hooks a BIG Fish Title
The $33 buy-in, $30K GTD Sunday BIG Fish surpassed its guarantee by attracting 833 players who rebought 273 times, which resulted in a $33,180 prize pool. That was paid out to the top 108 players including “Popek1908” (34th - $139.35), “IbetUfold” (22nd - $159.26), “Romazottie” (9th - $424.70), “V.F.A” (4th - $2,422.14), and “_DENGER_” (3rd - $3,235.05).
After 9 hours and 49 minutes, it was Lithuania’s “Magnf1cious” coming out on top to the tune of $6,006,06.
What to Watch For…
888poker LIVE is heading to London for the last LIVE Festival of the year. With £500,000 GTD Main Event - £1,100 buy-in. Add to that, the winner of the Main Event will also receive a 2020 WSOP Main Event package.
Click here for full information and schedule
https://www.888poker.com/magazine/88...r-end-festival
armoko
Legend
Platinum Level
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888Rep
Official 888 Poker Rep
Silver Level
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888Rep
Official 888 Poker Rep
Silver Level
You have to release the bonus. Check in my rewards and it should appear there.
armoko
Legend
Platinum Level
DizzyDeb717
Visionary
Bronze Level
I just reinstalled after having problems with an update :s
DizzyDeb717
Visionary
Bronze Level
I have now reinstalled TWICE and still no $10 hourly 10 cent tournaments.
I can see the ones I played in my tournament history. The last one was just a couple days ago. Tournament 146070993 on 18/11/2019 at 22:01:58.
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888Rep
Official 888 Poker Rep
Silver Level
Just checked and they are not there now so the poker manager must have decided to stop offering them as they have updated a few things.
Sorry about that and hope you can find other games to like and enjoy!
armoko
Legend
Platinum Level
I guess I figured out why it happened, just contacted with tech support and it seems that my account is not verified yet. I need to upload my ID to be able to verify my account. Hope it helps to somebody who will face the same issue
DizzyDeb717
Visionary
Bronze Level
LOLOL
well thanks for the great advice. might be a good idea to check BEFORE making people reinstall stuff for nothing.. you ARE the rep. :s
unfortunately, this type of "help" is way too common with 888 anymore.
ugh.
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888Rep
Official 888 Poker Rep
Silver Level
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manitoba420
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Hello. Was playing today between my.mobile and PC. I was in a satellite to the Sunday Mega Deep. When I would try to login on the computer it would not show my cards or the flop. It was like everything was missing. When I would.log back on my phone it was fine. I tried unsuccessfully uninstalling it once, so used Revo uninstaller and removed it completely. It still did this. Now maybe it was a godsend as I had pocket queens (which I couldn't see than looked in replayed), and woulda ran into aces. I have also encountered similar problems on the mobile App, but with the buttons missing. I was fortunate enough to to win the satty, so I logged into the computer to play the actual 200 mega deep and the cards showed and everything worked. I am very puzzled as to why that one game gave me so much grief, I would suggest looking into this as it could become very problematic especially in larger games. I am running Windows 10, I have already emailed support about this previously and nothing has been done, so perhaps you can push them into investigate why it's doing this.
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888Rep
Official 888 Poker Rep
Silver Level
Welcome to 888poker’s Weekly Deal, with all the best news, results and insights from the past week.
THIS WEEK: November 24, 2019
“CPU0r” Wins Mega Deep for $19,350
The $215 buy-in Sunday Mega Deep had 330 players rebuy 116 times, which meant a $100,000 prize pool was on tap for the top 45 players. Among those to get a piece of it were “zoobanana” (33rd - $650), “aggtarun” (24th - $750), “petitetete” (12th - $1,500), “Samarius” (8th - $2,400), and “IHaveNoBoss” (3rd - $11,000).
After 10 hours and 19 minutes, it was “CPU0r” beating out Russia’s “Villeroi” in heads-up play to win the title and $19,350 first-place prize.
“todacgae” Wins Sunday Challenge for $5,783.50
The $109 buy-in Sunday Challenge attracted 200 players who rebought 69 times, which crushed the $20K GTD by creating a $26,900 prize pool. The top 27 got paid including “arko415” (25th - $269), “LeetRunGoot” (17th - $336.25), “popsnpoker” (11th - $470.75), “Fukuruku” (6th - $1,345), and “MAMOHT_T” (3rd - $3,160.75).
The title came down to “todacage” and “cinukai,” and after a back-and-forth heads-up match the former prevailed 8.5 hours into play. The win earned him $5,783.50 along with one of 888poker’s most prestigious weekly titles.
“DeuceofDuc0” Victorious in Rake or Break Whale
The $530 buy-in Rake or Break Whale had a target of $25,000, but it failed to hit it as 29 players rebought nine times to create a $19,000 prize pool. That meant everyone enjoyed a rakefree experience. Among those to compete but fail to make the money were 888poker Ambassador Dominik “888Dominik” Nitsche, “DosPoochies,” and bubble boy “blowjob1987.”
The top five players got paid including “YSoSerious7” (5th - $1,520), “guydeet39” (4th - $1,900), and “Hustlejg” (3rd - $2,850). After 4 hours and 55 minutes, “DeuceofDuc0” beat “prebzzz” in heads-up play to win it for $7,600.
“igorsgt2023” Wins Monsoon for Brazil
The $55 buy-in Monsoon had a $10K GTD, which is passed drawing 174 players who rebought 39 times. That resulted in a $10,650 prize pool that was paid out to the top 27 players including “nutcracker95” (19th - $106.50), “Sandra160891” (9th - $213), “ole_schemion” (8th - $319.50), “joga1979” (5th - $639), and “PokaLoco” (3rd - $1,251.37).
After 6 hours and 43 minutes, it was Brazil’s “igorsgt2023” defeating Russia’s “HatchetGarry” in heads-up play to win the Monsoon for $2,289.79.
Belarus’ “kozirok_bel” Wins Sunday Deepstack Monsoon
The $55 buy-in Sunday Deepstack Monsoon cruised by its $10K guarantee by drawing 167 players who rebought 62 times. That resulted in an $11,450 prize pool that was paid out to the top 27 players including Bryan “DePittsterje” Paris (26th - $114.50), “JimmyTheHamm” (15th - $171.75), “5betblade” (7th - $458), and “kaly999” (4th - $1,001.87).
After Malta’s “MaximeC25” bowed out in third place for $1,345.37, the title came down to Russia’s “pokanuktus” and Belarus’ “kozirok_bel.” After 9 hours and 11 minutes, the latter came out on top to the tune of $2,461.79.
What to Watch For…
888poker launched a brand-new monthly high roller tournament with $1,050 buy-in, $200K GTD - “The Dragon”.
Next event will take place on December 22nd - Satellites are running now for as little as 50¢.
Click here for more information on 888poker’s biggest buy-in tournament
https://www.888poker.com/magazine/88...h-roller-block
THIS WEEK: November 24, 2019
“CPU0r” Wins Mega Deep for $19,350
The $215 buy-in Sunday Mega Deep had 330 players rebuy 116 times, which meant a $100,000 prize pool was on tap for the top 45 players. Among those to get a piece of it were “zoobanana” (33rd - $650), “aggtarun” (24th - $750), “petitetete” (12th - $1,500), “Samarius” (8th - $2,400), and “IHaveNoBoss” (3rd - $11,000).
After 10 hours and 19 minutes, it was “CPU0r” beating out Russia’s “Villeroi” in heads-up play to win the title and $19,350 first-place prize.
“todacgae” Wins Sunday Challenge for $5,783.50
The $109 buy-in Sunday Challenge attracted 200 players who rebought 69 times, which crushed the $20K GTD by creating a $26,900 prize pool. The top 27 got paid including “arko415” (25th - $269), “LeetRunGoot” (17th - $336.25), “popsnpoker” (11th - $470.75), “Fukuruku” (6th - $1,345), and “MAMOHT_T” (3rd - $3,160.75).
The title came down to “todacage” and “cinukai,” and after a back-and-forth heads-up match the former prevailed 8.5 hours into play. The win earned him $5,783.50 along with one of 888poker’s most prestigious weekly titles.
“DeuceofDuc0” Victorious in Rake or Break Whale
The $530 buy-in Rake or Break Whale had a target of $25,000, but it failed to hit it as 29 players rebought nine times to create a $19,000 prize pool. That meant everyone enjoyed a rakefree experience. Among those to compete but fail to make the money were 888poker Ambassador Dominik “888Dominik” Nitsche, “DosPoochies,” and bubble boy “blowjob1987.”
The top five players got paid including “YSoSerious7” (5th - $1,520), “guydeet39” (4th - $1,900), and “Hustlejg” (3rd - $2,850). After 4 hours and 55 minutes, “DeuceofDuc0” beat “prebzzz” in heads-up play to win it for $7,600.
“igorsgt2023” Wins Monsoon for Brazil
The $55 buy-in Monsoon had a $10K GTD, which is passed drawing 174 players who rebought 39 times. That resulted in a $10,650 prize pool that was paid out to the top 27 players including “nutcracker95” (19th - $106.50), “Sandra160891” (9th - $213), “ole_schemion” (8th - $319.50), “joga1979” (5th - $639), and “PokaLoco” (3rd - $1,251.37).
After 6 hours and 43 minutes, it was Brazil’s “igorsgt2023” defeating Russia’s “HatchetGarry” in heads-up play to win the Monsoon for $2,289.79.
Belarus’ “kozirok_bel” Wins Sunday Deepstack Monsoon
The $55 buy-in Sunday Deepstack Monsoon cruised by its $10K guarantee by drawing 167 players who rebought 62 times. That resulted in an $11,450 prize pool that was paid out to the top 27 players including Bryan “DePittsterje” Paris (26th - $114.50), “JimmyTheHamm” (15th - $171.75), “5betblade” (7th - $458), and “kaly999” (4th - $1,001.87).
After Malta’s “MaximeC25” bowed out in third place for $1,345.37, the title came down to Russia’s “pokanuktus” and Belarus’ “kozirok_bel.” After 9 hours and 11 minutes, the latter came out on top to the tune of $2,461.79.
What to Watch For…
888poker launched a brand-new monthly high roller tournament with $1,050 buy-in, $200K GTD - “The Dragon”.
Next event will take place on December 22nd - Satellites are running now for as little as 50¢.
Click here for more information on 888poker’s biggest buy-in tournament
https://www.888poker.com/magazine/88...h-roller-block
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It seems that this was just a glitch in the software but contact me if it happens again!