Serbianbeauty said:
Cause you still need to wager you freeplay winnings lol. I guess that's the perfect answer to it. No wonder then that is 888 yet another place where you need to wager your winnings from free spins etc which is just stupid 🙄
Cause you still need to wager you freeplay winnings lol. I guess that's the perfect answer to it. No wonder then that is 888 yet another place where you need to wager your winnings from free spins etc which is just stupid 🙄
Ok, first of all, you can adjust the bet amount. 5$ can also be 25 spins with 0,20$. Click on your bonus and there's another link (click on amount or the progress bar) and it shows you how many times you have to wager the amount. I recommend the 888 slots (you can filter in the casino by manufacturer) as they have a very high RTP %. Cafe Paris ran all night last night and didn't cost a penny...Serbianbeauty said:
Thank you for your reply.Peppinotom said:
I went to My account under My Rewards under Bonuses. That is where the $.20 Hot Slots, $1 Casino Bonus, and & $5 Hot Bonus are listed. If you click on any of them a drop down appears saying:
Original value: $1 ($5 for the Hot Bonus)
Granted on: 08 April 2019
Valid in: casino
Wagering: - - - - - - - - - - - -
But there is no link to click on. I tried clicking on everything and only the drop down goes back up. This is in my 888poker account. When I go to 888casino separately, I see nothing in My Rewards. I'm still not sure what to do?
Serbianbeauty said:
When I used my freeplays ($1&$3) I spun the min bets and it won some cash then it turned into bonus $'s (labeled under cash balance) that I used for poker and/or more spins.
try buying into a game if you still have bonus $'s
If you have not deposited or withdrawn via your usual method for 6 months or more you may have that option back if you make a small deposit. Or you can first mail [email protected] and they will advise you.kapobar said:
Thanks!
Welcome to 888poker’s XL Blizzard Daily Recap
Yesterday: April 9, 2019
Tuesday High Rolling Day on the 888poker XL Blizzard
The XL Blizzard, which will offer more than $1.7 million in guaranteed prize pools over 34 events, has its first two-time winner as “69Gronk87” followed up his Sunday Mega Deep win by laying claim to a high roller title. More on that below.
After Tuesday’s tournaments – which marked Day 6 of the 11-day series – 18 events are in the books and have catered to 19,915 entrants and awarded $783,364 in prize money!
nearing its halfway point as on Monday the fifth day of the 11-day series wrapped up. Right now 15 tournaments have completed and 18,683 entrants have been awarded $623,214 in prize money.
Remember, all you have to do is play in five XL Blizzard events and you’ll receive a qualifier ticket into a freeroll at the end of the series. That freeroll will not only award a $12,600 package for the 2019 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event, but also three – that’s right THREE – $2,700 packages to the 2019 WSOP Event #64: $888 Crazy 8’s tournament.
Here’s a look at all those who won XL Blizzard titles on Tuesday.
“bybababy” Wins XL Blizzard High Roller for Canada’s 5th Title of Series
The biggest buy-in of the XL Blizzard took place on Tuesday. The $320 buy-in Event #16: $100,000 High Roller attracted 192 players who rebought 89 times. That meant a $100K prize pool was paid out amongst the top 27 player including Event 9: $100,000 Mega Deep champ “69Gronk87” (17th - $1,250), 888poker Ambassador Martin “MJacobson888” Jacobson (11th - $1,750), Roman “Romeopro33” Romanovskyi (6th - $5,000), and “Fukuruku” (4th - $8,750).
After “varonislv” exited in third place for $11,750, the final two players struck a deal at the eight-hour mark of the tournament. As a result, Malta’s “jmsantos” finished as runner-up for $17,441.44 while Canada’s “bybababy” took the title and $19,558.56 in prize money.
“69Gronk87” Takes Down Mini High Roller for Second XL Blizzard Title
The $55 buy-in Event #17: $30,000 Mini High Roller saw 501 players rebuy 198 times to create a $34,950 prize pool. Among the top 63 players to get a piece of it were “EyeofSkadi” (34th - $192.22), “CmonSadBoy” (23rd - $209.70), Event #16 winner “bybababy” (15th - $349.50), Fabricio “DrMiKee” Gonzalez (10th - $419.40), “Bestolo4” (5th - $1,922.25), and “n10s99” (3rd - $3,582.37).
After 9 hours and 17 minutes, Canada’s “69Gronk87” bested Germany’s “RasAIGhul” in heads-up play to win the tournament for $6,640.61 and his second XL Blizzard title. If you recall, he first topped a 534-entry field to win the $215 buy-in Event #9: $100,000 Mega Deep for $20,494.92.
Russia’s “Panzerfish” Wins Event #18: $20,000 Late High Roller
The $109 buy-in Event #18: $20,000 Late High Roller surpassed its guarantee by drawing 184 players who rebought 68 times. That generated a $25,200 prize pool that was paid out to the top 27 players including “1LevelAbove” (23rd - $252), 2014 World Series of Poker Main Event champ Martin Jacobson (15th - $378), “dmg34” (7th - $1,008), “GramNaKartke” (5th - $1,512), and “O_fenomeno9” (3rd - $2,961).
The title came down to Russia’s “Panzerfish” and Ukraine’s “Enthusiast99,” and after six hours and nine minutes the former came out on top to win a $5,418 first-place prize. Interestingly, “Panzerfish” was the first player in the 2019 XL Blizzard series to ship a double, which he did back Level 1 of Event #1: $100,000 Opening Event. That made him the early chip leader, but he’d have to wait 17 more events before he’d be a champion.
Here’s What is Coming Up on Wednesday
Three more events are on the schedule for Wednesday with both the $109 buy-in Event #19: $50,000 PKO and $16.50 buy-in Event #20: $20,000 Mini PKO getting underway at 18:00 GMT. Two hours later at 20:00 the $33 buy-in Event #21: $10,000 Late PKO will begin.
We’ll be brining you daily recaps throughout the entirety of the XL Blizzard, so be sure to check back again tomorrow!
Yesterday: April 9, 2019
Tuesday High Rolling Day on the 888poker XL Blizzard
The XL Blizzard, which will offer more than $1.7 million in guaranteed prize pools over 34 events, has its first two-time winner as “69Gronk87” followed up his Sunday Mega Deep win by laying claim to a high roller title. More on that below.
After Tuesday’s tournaments – which marked Day 6 of the 11-day series – 18 events are in the books and have catered to 19,915 entrants and awarded $783,364 in prize money!
nearing its halfway point as on Monday the fifth day of the 11-day series wrapped up. Right now 15 tournaments have completed and 18,683 entrants have been awarded $623,214 in prize money.
Remember, all you have to do is play in five XL Blizzard events and you’ll receive a qualifier ticket into a freeroll at the end of the series. That freeroll will not only award a $12,600 package for the 2019 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event, but also three – that’s right THREE – $2,700 packages to the 2019 WSOP Event #64: $888 Crazy 8’s tournament.
Here’s a look at all those who won XL Blizzard titles on Tuesday.
“bybababy” Wins XL Blizzard High Roller for Canada’s 5th Title of Series
The biggest buy-in of the XL Blizzard took place on Tuesday. The $320 buy-in Event #16: $100,000 High Roller attracted 192 players who rebought 89 times. That meant a $100K prize pool was paid out amongst the top 27 player including Event 9: $100,000 Mega Deep champ “69Gronk87” (17th - $1,250), 888poker Ambassador Martin “MJacobson888” Jacobson (11th - $1,750), Roman “Romeopro33” Romanovskyi (6th - $5,000), and “Fukuruku” (4th - $8,750).
After “varonislv” exited in third place for $11,750, the final two players struck a deal at the eight-hour mark of the tournament. As a result, Malta’s “jmsantos” finished as runner-up for $17,441.44 while Canada’s “bybababy” took the title and $19,558.56 in prize money.
“69Gronk87” Takes Down Mini High Roller for Second XL Blizzard Title
The $55 buy-in Event #17: $30,000 Mini High Roller saw 501 players rebuy 198 times to create a $34,950 prize pool. Among the top 63 players to get a piece of it were “EyeofSkadi” (34th - $192.22), “CmonSadBoy” (23rd - $209.70), Event #16 winner “bybababy” (15th - $349.50), Fabricio “DrMiKee” Gonzalez (10th - $419.40), “Bestolo4” (5th - $1,922.25), and “n10s99” (3rd - $3,582.37).
After 9 hours and 17 minutes, Canada’s “69Gronk87” bested Germany’s “RasAIGhul” in heads-up play to win the tournament for $6,640.61 and his second XL Blizzard title. If you recall, he first topped a 534-entry field to win the $215 buy-in Event #9: $100,000 Mega Deep for $20,494.92.
Russia’s “Panzerfish” Wins Event #18: $20,000 Late High Roller
The $109 buy-in Event #18: $20,000 Late High Roller surpassed its guarantee by drawing 184 players who rebought 68 times. That generated a $25,200 prize pool that was paid out to the top 27 players including “1LevelAbove” (23rd - $252), 2014 World Series of Poker Main Event champ Martin Jacobson (15th - $378), “dmg34” (7th - $1,008), “GramNaKartke” (5th - $1,512), and “O_fenomeno9” (3rd - $2,961).
The title came down to Russia’s “Panzerfish” and Ukraine’s “Enthusiast99,” and after six hours and nine minutes the former came out on top to win a $5,418 first-place prize. Interestingly, “Panzerfish” was the first player in the 2019 XL Blizzard series to ship a double, which he did back Level 1 of Event #1: $100,000 Opening Event. That made him the early chip leader, but he’d have to wait 17 more events before he’d be a champion.
Here’s What is Coming Up on Wednesday
Three more events are on the schedule for Wednesday with both the $109 buy-in Event #19: $50,000 PKO and $16.50 buy-in Event #20: $20,000 Mini PKO getting underway at 18:00 GMT. Two hours later at 20:00 the $33 buy-in Event #21: $10,000 Late PKO will begin.
We’ll be brining you daily recaps throughout the entirety of the XL Blizzard, so be sure to check back again tomorrow!
Welcome to 888poker’s XL Blizzard Daily Recap
Yesterday: April 14, 2019
On Sunday the 2019 XL Blizzard conclude its 34-event series with the last four tournaments on the schedule. The 11-day series proved to be a huge success catering to 38,515 entrants and awarding $1,903,474 in prize money.
Remember, all those who played in five XL Blizzard events received a qualifier ticket into a freeroll, which award a $12,600 package for the 2019 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event and two $2,700 packages to the 2019 WSOP Event #64: $888 Crazy 8’s tournament.
The freeroll will be held next Sunday, April 21st at 19:30 GMT.
Here’s a look at all those who won XL Blizzard titles on Sunday:
Malta’s ".RUIT.HORA." Wins XL Blizzard Main Event for $91,847
The XL Blizzard Main Event featured a $500,000 guarantee. With 1,783 players ponying up the $250 buy-in, and 531 rebuys on top of it, a $543,790 prize pool was created.
That was paid out to the top 207 players including “GoFighTer” (49th - $1,413.85), “Farrugia_1” (34th - $1,794.50), Fabricio “DrMiKee” Gonzalez (29th - $1,794.50), “Graftekkel” (17th - $2,447.05), “*******hi18” (8th - $10,332.01), and “MisterN411” (3rd - $50,028.68).
The deciding hand was actually the second to last one. After more than 15.5 hours in the tournament, "DeuceofDuc0" raised the button to 3.6 million holding the nine-five of spades and Malta’s ".RUIT.HORA." called with the seven-four of diamonds. The latter flopped bottom pair of sevens and check-called a bet of 3.6 million.
He then check-called one of 12.1 million on the deuce of hearts turn before checking for the third time on the queen of clubs river. "DeuceofDuc0" moved all in on the bluff and ".RUIT.HORA." managed to find the call to double up. He finished off his opponent in the very next hand to win the title.
For more on the 2019 XL Blizzard Main Event, including hands leading up to a victor, check out the PokerNews Live Blog here.
https://www.pokernews.com/tours/888p...rd/main-event/
Brazil’s “Ney_Anderson” Wins Mini Main Event
The $33 buy-in Event #33: $50,000 Mini Main Event saw 1,847 players rebuy 624 times to crush the guarantee by generating a $74,130 prize pool. That was paid out to the top 252 players – after Canada’s “BTIPPPPP” bubbled in 253rd that is – including Ana “AnaMarquez” Marquez (88th - $141), “Daralon” (37th - $200.15), “AceBluff88” (25th - $274.28), “Vomani” (14th - $452.19), “GoinInDry” (8th - $1,401.05), and “stradale_430” (5th - $3,513.76), who got it in with ace-ten of spades only to run into the pocket tens of Germany’s “schgewara.”
After Cyprus’ “jiujiteiro” bowed out in third place for $6,367.76 – the result of his ace-seven failing to overcome the pocket sevens of Brazil’s “Ney_Anderson” – the final two opted to strike a deal. The German wound up as runner-up for $9,713.46 while the Brazilian took the title and $10,791.89 in prize money.
“Madeon1994” Claims Mega Deep Title for Sweden
The $215 buy-in Event #31: $100,000 Mega Deep cruis
ed by its guarantee by drawing 460 players who rebought 219 times. That created a $135,800 prize pool paid out to the top 63 players including “23NoraB” (35th - $746.90), “Namlleh” (21st - $814.80), 888poker ambassador Ana “AnaMarquez” Marquez (11th - $1,629.60), “tikkapekka” (7th - $4,413.50), and “IOwnU888” (3rd - $13,919.50).
The title came down to Sweden’s “Madeon1994” and Russia’s Arseniy “josef_shvejk” Karmatsky. After 11 hours and 16 minutes the Swede came out on top to win the title and $25,802 first-place prize.
You might remember that back in October “Madeon1994” won the $60,000 Whale for more than $20K, meaning he’s now won two of 888poker’s most prestigious titles in a six-month span.
“ExValue1” & Stephen “Sizzlinbetta” Reynolds Work Deal in Micro Main
The XL Blizzard closed out with an affordable $5.50 buy-in tournament – Event #34: $15,000 Micro Main Event – which attracted 2,509 players who rebought 1,019 times. The 3,528-entry field resulted in a $17,645 prize pool that was paid out among the top 425 players.
Some of those to make a deep run were “Durbs14” (43rd - $40.57), “lexadron” (31st - $47.62), “CDMMaresias” (21st - $54.68), “SavichKD” (12th - $107.60), “queempalas” (6th - $529.20), and “YGVUHB” (3rd - $1,393.56).
After 9 hours and 16 minutes in the tournament, the final two players opted to strike a deal that saw Mexico’s Stephen “Sizzlinbetta” Reynolds finish as runner-up for $2,092.05 and Ukraine’s “ExValue1” as the champ for $2,461.15 in prize money.
Former Champ Martin Jacobson is Heading Back to the WSOP Main Event
Remember, every Sunday at 20:30 GMT now through June 888poker will host a $1,050 “WSOP 2019 Main Event Package Qualifier.”
Those who win their way into the 2019 World Series of Poker Main Event will be awarded a prize package valued at $12,600. Those packages include six nights (July 4-10, 2019) at the luxurious Vdara Hotel in Las Vegas, a $10,000 WSOP Main Event buy-in, $1,000 for travel and expenses (paid directly to your 888poker account), and an invite to a welcome party at the Vdara Hotel.
This week’s qualifier had 35 entries and awarded two more seats into the 2019 WSOP Main Event. They went to 2014 WSOP Main Event champ and 888poker Ambassador Martin “MJacobson888” Jacobson and “ROBBIEMAC01.”
Jacobson will be looking to replicate his success from 2014, which is when he topped a field of 6,683 players to win poker’s most prestigious event, a gold bracelet, and a smooth $10 million first-place prize.
Yesterday: April 14, 2019
On Sunday the 2019 XL Blizzard conclude its 34-event series with the last four tournaments on the schedule. The 11-day series proved to be a huge success catering to 38,515 entrants and awarding $1,903,474 in prize money.
Remember, all those who played in five XL Blizzard events received a qualifier ticket into a freeroll, which award a $12,600 package for the 2019 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event and two $2,700 packages to the 2019 WSOP Event #64: $888 Crazy 8’s tournament.
The freeroll will be held next Sunday, April 21st at 19:30 GMT.
Here’s a look at all those who won XL Blizzard titles on Sunday:
Malta’s ".RUIT.HORA." Wins XL Blizzard Main Event for $91,847
The XL Blizzard Main Event featured a $500,000 guarantee. With 1,783 players ponying up the $250 buy-in, and 531 rebuys on top of it, a $543,790 prize pool was created.
That was paid out to the top 207 players including “GoFighTer” (49th - $1,413.85), “Farrugia_1” (34th - $1,794.50), Fabricio “DrMiKee” Gonzalez (29th - $1,794.50), “Graftekkel” (17th - $2,447.05), “*******hi18” (8th - $10,332.01), and “MisterN411” (3rd - $50,028.68).
The deciding hand was actually the second to last one. After more than 15.5 hours in the tournament, "DeuceofDuc0" raised the button to 3.6 million holding the nine-five of spades and Malta’s ".RUIT.HORA." called with the seven-four of diamonds. The latter flopped bottom pair of sevens and check-called a bet of 3.6 million.
He then check-called one of 12.1 million on the deuce of hearts turn before checking for the third time on the queen of clubs river. "DeuceofDuc0" moved all in on the bluff and ".RUIT.HORA." managed to find the call to double up. He finished off his opponent in the very next hand to win the title.
For more on the 2019 XL Blizzard Main Event, including hands leading up to a victor, check out the PokerNews Live Blog here.
https://www.pokernews.com/tours/888p...rd/main-event/
Brazil’s “Ney_Anderson” Wins Mini Main Event
The $33 buy-in Event #33: $50,000 Mini Main Event saw 1,847 players rebuy 624 times to crush the guarantee by generating a $74,130 prize pool. That was paid out to the top 252 players – after Canada’s “BTIPPPPP” bubbled in 253rd that is – including Ana “AnaMarquez” Marquez (88th - $141), “Daralon” (37th - $200.15), “AceBluff88” (25th - $274.28), “Vomani” (14th - $452.19), “GoinInDry” (8th - $1,401.05), and “stradale_430” (5th - $3,513.76), who got it in with ace-ten of spades only to run into the pocket tens of Germany’s “schgewara.”
After Cyprus’ “jiujiteiro” bowed out in third place for $6,367.76 – the result of his ace-seven failing to overcome the pocket sevens of Brazil’s “Ney_Anderson” – the final two opted to strike a deal. The German wound up as runner-up for $9,713.46 while the Brazilian took the title and $10,791.89 in prize money.
“Madeon1994” Claims Mega Deep Title for Sweden
The $215 buy-in Event #31: $100,000 Mega Deep cruis
ed by its guarantee by drawing 460 players who rebought 219 times. That created a $135,800 prize pool paid out to the top 63 players including “23NoraB” (35th - $746.90), “Namlleh” (21st - $814.80), 888poker ambassador Ana “AnaMarquez” Marquez (11th - $1,629.60), “tikkapekka” (7th - $4,413.50), and “IOwnU888” (3rd - $13,919.50).
The title came down to Sweden’s “Madeon1994” and Russia’s Arseniy “josef_shvejk” Karmatsky. After 11 hours and 16 minutes the Swede came out on top to win the title and $25,802 first-place prize.
You might remember that back in October “Madeon1994” won the $60,000 Whale for more than $20K, meaning he’s now won two of 888poker’s most prestigious titles in a six-month span.
“ExValue1” & Stephen “Sizzlinbetta” Reynolds Work Deal in Micro Main
The XL Blizzard closed out with an affordable $5.50 buy-in tournament – Event #34: $15,000 Micro Main Event – which attracted 2,509 players who rebought 1,019 times. The 3,528-entry field resulted in a $17,645 prize pool that was paid out among the top 425 players.
Some of those to make a deep run were “Durbs14” (43rd - $40.57), “lexadron” (31st - $47.62), “CDMMaresias” (21st - $54.68), “SavichKD” (12th - $107.60), “queempalas” (6th - $529.20), and “YGVUHB” (3rd - $1,393.56).
After 9 hours and 16 minutes in the tournament, the final two players opted to strike a deal that saw Mexico’s Stephen “Sizzlinbetta” Reynolds finish as runner-up for $2,092.05 and Ukraine’s “ExValue1” as the champ for $2,461.15 in prize money.
Former Champ Martin Jacobson is Heading Back to the WSOP Main Event
Remember, every Sunday at 20:30 GMT now through June 888poker will host a $1,050 “WSOP 2019 Main Event Package Qualifier.”
Those who win their way into the 2019 World Series of Poker Main Event will be awarded a prize package valued at $12,600. Those packages include six nights (July 4-10, 2019) at the luxurious Vdara Hotel in Las Vegas, a $10,000 WSOP Main Event buy-in, $1,000 for travel and expenses (paid directly to your 888poker account), and an invite to a welcome party at the Vdara Hotel.
This week’s qualifier had 35 entries and awarded two more seats into the 2019 WSOP Main Event. They went to 2014 WSOP Main Event champ and 888poker Ambassador Martin “MJacobson888” Jacobson and “ROBBIEMAC01.”
Jacobson will be looking to replicate his success from 2014, which is when he topped a field of 6,683 players to win poker’s most prestigious event, a gold bracelet, and a smooth $10 million first-place prize.
evilk9 said:
They are master of it, will block you and you have to understand by yourself what happened, next, you will be asked ted your docs, plenty of useless conversations by email and at the finish line you will gain nothing.
P.S
I am not part of any other rooms, and i am talking only for my mind. I am very angry on this room 😡😡😡😡😡
I can top EVEN THAT!!! I sent 100$ to a friend, and guess what??? he received a BONUS!!!UNE_Aces said:
I sent smaller amounts before, but this never happened, 5 bucks are 5 bucks, 100$ is capital for them, they put their fingers on each and every of your cents!!! Bunch of island apes!!!:aetsch:
What a rip-off
I now and again cash in my 888 points for money, helps if my bankroll gets low.
Today I went to redeem some points and before you for $1 for every 100 points you had but now it is down to $1 for every 130 points. 🙁
That is a 30% cut in one go. That is a joke and a complete rip-off.
The Rep on here always trumpets new tourneys etc on 888 but I didnt see a post informing us about this. What a joke, even less reason to play on 888.
I now and again cash in my 888 points for money, helps if my bankroll gets low.
Today I went to redeem some points and before you for $1 for every 100 points you had but now it is down to $1 for every 130 points. 🙁
That is a 30% cut in one go. That is a joke and a complete rip-off.
The Rep on here always trumpets new tourneys etc on 888 but I didnt see a post informing us about this. What a joke, even less reason to play on 888.
I would like to Express my deep gratitude to the whole team of 888POKER for the help provided to me in the legalization of the account again and accrual of the bonus. You are the best in this game world. Sincerely Yours, Stepanych77.888Rep said:
In Russia, 888 Poker is prohibited. The client cannot be downloaded. I have resorted to using VPN. Everything's fine. Set after registering and waiting for the bonus. Messages come, but there is no possibility to make a Deposit. I checked the withdrawal and found the Netherlands country. Where is Russia and the Netherlands? Wrote about the problem in support 888. Answer: reinstall the program with your IP. And provide full details of your previous registration. I've been waiting days for my wrong account to be blocked. It came true. I lost about $ 3, but 888 gave me back the bonus!!! This is great. Low bow to you.888Rep said:
888 closing automatically
For several months, I will open the client on my laptop and sometimes I cant even put in my password, it just closes automatically. When I do get in, I can be playing a game and it will just close. Very frustrating. I have sent messages to support and the same answer is uninstall and reinstall. Been there done that. I have noticed on another webpage that someone else is having the same problem. How can this be fixed?
For several months, I will open the client on my laptop and sometimes I cant even put in my password, it just closes automatically. When I do get in, I can be playing a game and it will just close. Very frustrating. I have sent messages to support and the same answer is uninstall and reinstall. Been there done that. I have noticed on another webpage that someone else is having the same problem. How can this be fixed?
Maybe the 888 Rep could pass on this suggestion to whoever is in charge of the $3000 Blast Freeroll:
If they want to promote Blast tickets and use for prize pool, maybe a better distribution of the $3000 would be something like:
1-300 = $5 Blast Ticket
301-1300 = $1 Blast Ticket
1201-6200 = .10 Blast Ticket
You are cutting the amount of $5 Blast tickets only in half, but then allowing many more people to win at least something for their time and effort as most people who play these play them everyday or even twice a day if they have enough tickets.
Also, that would allow many more people to play Blast regularly and probably get more repeat customers for Blast, thus making 888 more money in the end while also making more tournament players happy at the same time.
If they want to promote Blast tickets and use for prize pool, maybe a better distribution of the $3000 would be something like:
1-300 = $5 Blast Ticket
301-1300 = $1 Blast Ticket
1201-6200 = .10 Blast Ticket
You are cutting the amount of $5 Blast tickets only in half, but then allowing many more people to win at least something for their time and effort as most people who play these play them everyday or even twice a day if they have enough tickets.
Also, that would allow many more people to play Blast regularly and probably get more repeat customers for Blast, thus making 888 more money in the end while also making more tournament players happy at the same time.
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Serbianbeauty said:
I'm pretty sure they'll tweak the payout structure soon they always do at some point, and today is the first time I played this tourny, I must say it has a different vibe frome the roulette tourny's, also i had to play more hands to get deep in this one( I/we got a ticket on my first try 🙂 )
yesterday I lost the opportunity to use the second spin on 888, which was provided in the mobile application. in our country, all references to poker rooms are blocked, but always saved VPN connection, so no problems arose. now I'm at a loss to guess what happened. in the lobby of the client on Windows, one spin remains as before. I'm just wondering if I'm the only one affected or who's also in such trouble. or maybe a double free just removed? :thumpdown.
