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hello rep 888poker, I have problems accessing the software, after the update I could not get into my account, stays in the small box that says loading but never opens the lobby, and desint, download and reinstalled and remains the same
Hello everyone,
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If you’ve never played a Progressive Knockout (PKO) tournament, you’re missing an incredibly exciting poker format.
Imagine if every time you knocked out a player as the tournament progressed, you got a bounty prize from them.
OK, now imagine that the value of those bounties went up and up throughout the tournament.
Interested? Of course, you are!
But how do you play PKO tournaments and, more importantly, how can you beat them?
Click here to learn more.
https://www.888poker.com/magazine/88...-run-god-arena
Hi, some time ago I made a post here about the need for tournaments focused on low and middle stake players with more accessible buyins, so I come to congratulate them because I think the big fish series is satisfying that demand.
Above all I think they have hit the nail with the satellites of $5.5 - $16.5 - $33 respectively. Since the possibility of winning a ticket to use it in a tournament another day is something that greatly favors the poker player. As a small suggestion, I would like to see more of this satellite system adapted to other major tournaments. For example, the sunday mega deep, has interesting satellites to classify but they are all played on the same day with minutes of difference, which supposes an enormous physical and mental wear in addition to the amount of hours required in front of a computer. If it is manages to classify the main event you would not play it in the best way.
Thanks for your time
Above all I think they have hit the nail with the satellites of $5.5 - $16.5 - $33 respectively. Since the possibility of winning a ticket to use it in a tournament another day is something that greatly favors the poker player. As a small suggestion, I would like to see more of this satellite system adapted to other major tournaments. For example, the sunday mega deep, has interesting satellites to classify but they are all played on the same day with minutes of difference, which supposes an enormous physical and mental wear in addition to the amount of hours required in front of a computer. If it is manages to classify the main event you would not play it in the best way.
Thanks for your time
I have had many problems with this software, but here is a recent one that has been disturbing me for 4 months.
I registered with the referral link on this page **mod edit: removed link**which has free tournaments for first depositors every day.
I created the account with its referral link and all very nice, later I have deposited.
And now the important thing, when I wanted to register in the special tournaments on this page, it appeared to me that I did not qualify for the tournament (when I did all the steps) which I had to send an email to support about the situation. His response was negative, telling me that they had nothing to do with that error, that he contact me with the page.
I contacted the page, and after 3 months they tell me that if I'm figuring as a partner of this, but still I can not participate in their tournaments because they say it's a problem in the room.
Could you solve this? Please
My username in 888poker is: MagnificD
And this is an illustrative image of the tournaments in question
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On 14th and 21st of October at 20:00 GMT (21:00 UK time), we’re holding two very special online tournaments with a $1 buy-in, each boasting a massive prize.
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before 2 hours i earn tournament ticket $1M God of the Arena Qualifier-100seats GTDBut curently no avilable tournaments
Problem is because ticket expires in 2 hours
Now ticket is expired and no more exist in my tickets
Its like joke 🙄
I hope you can fix it...thanks!
Best Regards!
Problem is because ticket expires in 2 hours
Now ticket is expired and no more exist in my tickets
Its like joke 🙄
I hope you can fix it...thanks!
Best Regards!
Welcome to 888poker’s Weekly Deal, with all the best news, results and insights from the past week.
THIS WEEK: October 14, 2018
UK’s “Sysinho33” Knocks Out Competition to Become God of the Arena
Sunday’s premiere online tournament on 888poker was the $55 buy-in $1,000,000 GTD God of the Arena Main Event, which was a progressive knockout tournament.
With 12,087 players rebuying 3,066 times, the field enjoyed a healthy overlay. The top 2,000 players got a piece of either the $621,175 regular prize pool or $378,825 bounty pool. Among those to finish in the top 100 were “MrSweets23” (62nd for $621.17 + $422.07 in bounties), “mikeunger” (27th for $1,118.11 + $393.12 in bounties), “wannagamble1” (11th for $2,360.46 + $466.11 in bounties), and “popsnpoker” (3rd for $22,672.88 + $6,278.29 in bounties).
After 12 hours and 48 minutes, the tournament came to an end when the UK’s “Sysinho33” defeated Ireland’s “sully4428” to win the title, $51,815 in prize money, and an additional $12,421 in bounties.
Russia’s Andrey “ifearpanic” Pateychuk Takes Down the Mega Deep
The $215 buy-in, $100K GTD Sunday Mega Deep surpassed its guarantee by drawing 173 players who rebought 173 times. The $105,800 prize pool was paid out to the top 48 players including Mike “Pipedream17” Dietrich (15th - $1,428), “Imyurfriend” (6th - $3,967), Fabricio “DrMiKee” Gonzalez (5th - $5,554), and “Nordynordbrg” (4th - $8,199).
After Sweden’s “backdown8” bowed out in third place for $11,373, the title came down to Argentina’s “SHIGAON770” and Russia’s Andrey “ifearpanic” Pateychuk. It took nearly 12 hours to get the job done, but eventually the Russian claimed victory for $20,366.
Two Players Prove They’re Up for the Sunday Challenge
The $109 buy-in Sunday Challenge drew 217 players who rebought 71 times, which meant the $30,000 prize pool was distributed amongst the top 36 players including “ZDamian” (35th - $225), “tikkapekka” (21st - $255), “funnybunny” (10th - $480), and “alexos888” (6th - $1,350).
After 8 hours and 51 minutes, the title came down to Russia’s “Darya_Kurt” and Malta’s “L0bby0wner22.” The duo opted to work a deal in which the former got the title and $5,336 and the latter second for $5,300.
Sunday Deepstack Monsoon Ends in Heads-Up Deal
The $55 buy-in $10,000 Sunday Deepstack Monsoon attracted 177 players who rebought 46 times. That created a $11,150 prize pool paid out to the top 27 players including “shaplachow” (24th - $111.50), “ghandivan” (9th - $223), “iiiziii” (5th - $669), and “aeon.nOOb” (3rd - $1,310).
After just over eight hours, the final two agreed to a deal in which Belarus’ “mistrJackpot” finished in second place for $1,907 while Sweden’s “1LevelAbove” took the title and $2,219 in prize money. Back in May 2017, the Swede topped a field of 1,000 runners to win the XL Inferno Event #182: $45,000 Sunday Breeze for $9,000.
Lightning 6-Max Strikes Two
The $55 buy-in $5,000 Lightning 6-Max saw 74 players rebuy 28 times in their quest to win a piece of a $5,100 prize pool. Just the final table of nine got paid including Bryan “DePittsterje” Paris (7th - $204), “I_gravas” (4th - $510), and “mistrJackpot” (3rd - $765), who you might recall from above finished second in the Sunday Deepstack Monsoon.
After just under seven hours, the final two players cut a deal and then played it out. In the end, the UK’s “Merfinis” won the title and $1,222 in prize money, while Finland’s “Baistipoika” took second but for a superior $1,328.
What to watch out for:
The 888poker LIVE London is heading to Aspers for a poker festival from November 22 through December 3.
The stop is comprised of 10 events culminating in a £1,100 buy-in, £400K GTD Main Event, which will offer five starting flights and run from Thursday, November 29 through Monday, December 3.
The winner of the Main Event will also claim an 888poker LIVE package for a future festival of his or her choice.
The festival is expected to attract players from across the world, including several making the trek from across the pond including 2017 World Series of Poker Main Event champ Scott Blumstein, 2009 WSOP champ and four-time bracelet winner Joe Cada, 2018 WSOP Main Event runner-up Tony Miles and 3-time (!) winner of the $50K entry WSOP Poker Player’s Championship, a legend of the game – Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi.
For more info click here.
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THIS WEEK: October 14, 2018
UK’s “Sysinho33” Knocks Out Competition to Become God of the Arena
Sunday’s premiere online tournament on 888poker was the $55 buy-in $1,000,000 GTD God of the Arena Main Event, which was a progressive knockout tournament.
With 12,087 players rebuying 3,066 times, the field enjoyed a healthy overlay. The top 2,000 players got a piece of either the $621,175 regular prize pool or $378,825 bounty pool. Among those to finish in the top 100 were “MrSweets23” (62nd for $621.17 + $422.07 in bounties), “mikeunger” (27th for $1,118.11 + $393.12 in bounties), “wannagamble1” (11th for $2,360.46 + $466.11 in bounties), and “popsnpoker” (3rd for $22,672.88 + $6,278.29 in bounties).
After 12 hours and 48 minutes, the tournament came to an end when the UK’s “Sysinho33” defeated Ireland’s “sully4428” to win the title, $51,815 in prize money, and an additional $12,421 in bounties.
Russia’s Andrey “ifearpanic” Pateychuk Takes Down the Mega Deep
The $215 buy-in, $100K GTD Sunday Mega Deep surpassed its guarantee by drawing 173 players who rebought 173 times. The $105,800 prize pool was paid out to the top 48 players including Mike “Pipedream17” Dietrich (15th - $1,428), “Imyurfriend” (6th - $3,967), Fabricio “DrMiKee” Gonzalez (5th - $5,554), and “Nordynordbrg” (4th - $8,199).
After Sweden’s “backdown8” bowed out in third place for $11,373, the title came down to Argentina’s “SHIGAON770” and Russia’s Andrey “ifearpanic” Pateychuk. It took nearly 12 hours to get the job done, but eventually the Russian claimed victory for $20,366.
Two Players Prove They’re Up for the Sunday Challenge
The $109 buy-in Sunday Challenge drew 217 players who rebought 71 times, which meant the $30,000 prize pool was distributed amongst the top 36 players including “ZDamian” (35th - $225), “tikkapekka” (21st - $255), “funnybunny” (10th - $480), and “alexos888” (6th - $1,350).
After 8 hours and 51 minutes, the title came down to Russia’s “Darya_Kurt” and Malta’s “L0bby0wner22.” The duo opted to work a deal in which the former got the title and $5,336 and the latter second for $5,300.
Sunday Deepstack Monsoon Ends in Heads-Up Deal
The $55 buy-in $10,000 Sunday Deepstack Monsoon attracted 177 players who rebought 46 times. That created a $11,150 prize pool paid out to the top 27 players including “shaplachow” (24th - $111.50), “ghandivan” (9th - $223), “iiiziii” (5th - $669), and “aeon.nOOb” (3rd - $1,310).
After just over eight hours, the final two agreed to a deal in which Belarus’ “mistrJackpot” finished in second place for $1,907 while Sweden’s “1LevelAbove” took the title and $2,219 in prize money. Back in May 2017, the Swede topped a field of 1,000 runners to win the XL Inferno Event #182: $45,000 Sunday Breeze for $9,000.
Lightning 6-Max Strikes Two
The $55 buy-in $5,000 Lightning 6-Max saw 74 players rebuy 28 times in their quest to win a piece of a $5,100 prize pool. Just the final table of nine got paid including Bryan “DePittsterje” Paris (7th - $204), “I_gravas” (4th - $510), and “mistrJackpot” (3rd - $765), who you might recall from above finished second in the Sunday Deepstack Monsoon.
After just under seven hours, the final two players cut a deal and then played it out. In the end, the UK’s “Merfinis” won the title and $1,222 in prize money, while Finland’s “Baistipoika” took second but for a superior $1,328.
What to watch out for:
The 888poker LIVE London is heading to Aspers for a poker festival from November 22 through December 3.
The stop is comprised of 10 events culminating in a £1,100 buy-in, £400K GTD Main Event, which will offer five starting flights and run from Thursday, November 29 through Monday, December 3.
The winner of the Main Event will also claim an 888poker LIVE package for a future festival of his or her choice.
The festival is expected to attract players from across the world, including several making the trek from across the pond including 2017 World Series of Poker Main Event champ Scott Blumstein, 2009 WSOP champ and four-time bracelet winner Joe Cada, 2018 WSOP Main Event runner-up Tony Miles and 3-time (!) winner of the $50K entry WSOP Poker Player’s Championship, a legend of the game – Michael “The Grinder” Mizrachi.
For more info click here.
https://www.888poker.com/888live-eve...ndon-Festival/
fa1920 said:
I have had many problems with this software, but here is a recent one that has been disturbing me for 4 months.
I registered with the referral link on this page https://www.facebook.com/AMUQJP/ which has free tournaments for first depositors every day.
I created the account with its referral link es.888poker.com/promotions/?sr=1218721 and all very nice, later I have deposited.
And now the important thing, when I wanted to register in the special tournaments on this page, it appeared to me that I did not qualify for the tournament (when I did all the steps) which I had to send an email to support about the situation. His response was negative, telling me that they had nothing to do with that error, that he contact me with the page.
I contacted the page, and after 3 months they tell me that if I'm figuring as a partner of this, but still I can not participate in their tournaments because they say it's a problem in the room.
Could you solve this? Please
My username in 888poker is: MagnificD
And this is an illustrative image of the tournaments in question
Because I see that my message was totally ignored, I will take the trouble to re-quote it. I have also suffered a problem with the iGoodies tournament ticket that never came to me by the way.
Heya,
So after hearing about 888's no-deposit promotion decided to download the App and try it out.
Sadly, when I open the app or attempt to access account or play via browser the page (everything) seems massive as if the page magnification is zoomed in all the way leaving me unable to see anything or navigate anywhere...
I've looked online but found no help.
I'm stuck on iphone 4s, for the next few days at least..
Laptop is broken and have no other devices.
Thanks in advance!
So after hearing about 888's no-deposit promotion decided to download the App and try it out.
Sadly, when I open the app or attempt to access account or play via browser the page (everything) seems massive as if the page magnification is zoomed in all the way leaving me unable to see anything or navigate anywhere...
I've looked online but found no help.
I'm stuck on iphone 4s, for the next few days at least..
Laptop is broken and have no other devices.
Thanks in advance!
Hello everyone,
Over the weekend, we wrapped up our God of the Arena series, which offered a dozen Progressive Knockout (PKO) tournaments from October 11-14.
Click here for the series’ full recap.
https://www.888poker.com/magazine/88...ion-gtd-55-buy
Over the weekend, we wrapped up our God of the Arena series, which offered a dozen Progressive Knockout (PKO) tournaments from October 11-14.
Click here for the series’ full recap.
https://www.888poker.com/magazine/88...ion-gtd-55-buy
888Rep said:
Riiiiiiight, so no mention of this post immediately above your latest...?
Tracid said:
LOL
Email [email protected] maybe? [emoji846]
