The all ins happens in almost every game even the higher buy in games. It is a part of poker now as a lot of players try to amass chips early to give themselves a better chance of winning the games.mara2259 said:
The games are free and it is up to the individual whetether they want to addon or not.
Thanks!!
I posted too soon I guess. Lobby opens up now but when my table pops up all I get is a blank white screen. Any chance you can fix this in 30 min? I was planning on winning the Cardschat CDN freeroll haha. I entered a 10cent blast just to see if that would work. It didn't. I won 0.25 though. Maybe sitting outs my thing! Software updates shouldn't be tested live until all the bugs are out.
Nomahoners said:
Please contact [email protected] and they will advise you more.bablovod said:
Thanks!!
Welcome to 888poker’s Weekly Deal, with all the best news, results and insights from the past week.
THIS WEEK: December 16, 2018
Matheus “Yattag0” Dahdah Captures Sunday Mega Deep Title for Brazil
The $215 buy-in Sunday Mega Deep snuck by its $80K GTD by drawing 284 players who rebought 136 times. That created an $84,000 prize pool that was paid out amongst the top 40 players including Simon “Isildur1337x” Mattsson (23rd - $840), “progree69” (16th - $1,260), “Life0nMars” (7th - $2,520), “GangstaGo” (4th - $6,720), and “ShipGold” (3rd - $9,240).
After 10 hours and 11 minutes, Brazil’s Matheus “Yattag0” Dahdah defeated “Duckface01” to capture a $16,380 first-place prize.
“NoTrustever” Turns $22 Into $4,356 in Mini Mega Deep
The $22 buy-in Mini Mega Deep saw 866 players take to the virtual felt and rebuy 344 times, which surpassed the $20K GTD by creating a $24,200 prize pool. The top 117 players got a piece of it including Ole “ole_schemion” Schemion (87th - $55.66), “888pruha” (43rd - $87.12), “SanyaKalach” (22nd - $111.32), “LeonBY” (6th - $978), and “bluecheek” (4th - $1,754.50).
After “Naiklez” bowed out in third place for $2,347.40, the title came down to Latvia’s “NoTrustever” and Canada’s “MrYoungShark.” Just over nine hours into the tournament, the former prevailed to take down a $4,356 first-place prize.
“eltxupacabra” Wins Progressive Bounty in Turbo Mega Deep
The $215 buy-in, $15K GTD Turbo Mega Deep had 67 players rebuy 17 times, which created a $17,640 total prize pool ($9,240 in the regular prize pool and $8,400 in the bounty prize pool). Among the dozen players to get paid were “scellone94” (9th for $254.10 + $50 in bounties), “HateH4teHate” (5th for $877.80 + $525 in bounties), and Kenny “SpaceyFCB” Haellert (3rd for $1,293.60 + $125 in bounties).
After just over three hours, “eltxupacabra” defeated Sweden’s “Madeon1994” in heads-up play to win the title, $2,517.90 top prize, and the $2,750 progressive bounty. Meanwhile, “Madeon1994” won $1,709.40 plus $918.75 for his runner-up finish.
It was just the latest win for “eltxupacabra” in 2018. Back in March, he won the Mega Deep for more than $20K, and then in May won the XL Inferno $50K Crazy 8 for $9,500.
The Sunday Deepstack Monsoon Doesn’t Break the “Dam4666”
The $55 buy-in Sunday Deepstack Monsoon featured a $10,000 GTD, which it easily surpassed by drawing 198 players who rebought 91 times. That meant $14,450 was up for grabs and paid out to the top 27 players including “WhosToClaim” (19th - $144.50), “GramNaKartke” (11th - $253), “mugggggy” (6th - $722.50), and “Legooolas” (3rd - $1,698).
After 9 hours and 37 minutes, it was Greece’s “Dam4666” besting Lithuania’s “Raise1In.” to win the title for $3,107. The win came two weeks after “Dam4666” won the $4,000 Twister for $1,337 and a month and a half after he won the October 1 $10,000 Monsoon for $2,150.
Luck of the Irish Prevails in Monsoon as “casco38” Captures Title
The $55 buy-in, $10K GTD Monsoon attracted 221 players who rebought 72 times, which generated a $14,650 prize pool. Among the top 36 players to get paid were Mike “Pipedream17” Dietrich (32nd - $110), “ZDamian” (23rd - $125), “Dablinov” (9th - $278), “nacho_scocco” (5th - $850), and “mpompos6” (3rd - $1,655).
After 6 hours and 48 minutes, Ireland’s “casco38” defeated Sweden’s “NOeTKAKA” in heads-up play to win the title and $2,996 first-place prize.
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THIS WEEK: December 16, 2018
Matheus “Yattag0” Dahdah Captures Sunday Mega Deep Title for Brazil
The $215 buy-in Sunday Mega Deep snuck by its $80K GTD by drawing 284 players who rebought 136 times. That created an $84,000 prize pool that was paid out amongst the top 40 players including Simon “Isildur1337x” Mattsson (23rd - $840), “progree69” (16th - $1,260), “Life0nMars” (7th - $2,520), “GangstaGo” (4th - $6,720), and “ShipGold” (3rd - $9,240).
After 10 hours and 11 minutes, Brazil’s Matheus “Yattag0” Dahdah defeated “Duckface01” to capture a $16,380 first-place prize.
“NoTrustever” Turns $22 Into $4,356 in Mini Mega Deep
The $22 buy-in Mini Mega Deep saw 866 players take to the virtual felt and rebuy 344 times, which surpassed the $20K GTD by creating a $24,200 prize pool. The top 117 players got a piece of it including Ole “ole_schemion” Schemion (87th - $55.66), “888pruha” (43rd - $87.12), “SanyaKalach” (22nd - $111.32), “LeonBY” (6th - $978), and “bluecheek” (4th - $1,754.50).
After “Naiklez” bowed out in third place for $2,347.40, the title came down to Latvia’s “NoTrustever” and Canada’s “MrYoungShark.” Just over nine hours into the tournament, the former prevailed to take down a $4,356 first-place prize.
“eltxupacabra” Wins Progressive Bounty in Turbo Mega Deep
The $215 buy-in, $15K GTD Turbo Mega Deep had 67 players rebuy 17 times, which created a $17,640 total prize pool ($9,240 in the regular prize pool and $8,400 in the bounty prize pool). Among the dozen players to get paid were “scellone94” (9th for $254.10 + $50 in bounties), “HateH4teHate” (5th for $877.80 + $525 in bounties), and Kenny “SpaceyFCB” Haellert (3rd for $1,293.60 + $125 in bounties).
After just over three hours, “eltxupacabra” defeated Sweden’s “Madeon1994” in heads-up play to win the title, $2,517.90 top prize, and the $2,750 progressive bounty. Meanwhile, “Madeon1994” won $1,709.40 plus $918.75 for his runner-up finish.
It was just the latest win for “eltxupacabra” in 2018. Back in March, he won the Mega Deep for more than $20K, and then in May won the XL Inferno $50K Crazy 8 for $9,500.
The Sunday Deepstack Monsoon Doesn’t Break the “Dam4666”
The $55 buy-in Sunday Deepstack Monsoon featured a $10,000 GTD, which it easily surpassed by drawing 198 players who rebought 91 times. That meant $14,450 was up for grabs and paid out to the top 27 players including “WhosToClaim” (19th - $144.50), “GramNaKartke” (11th - $253), “mugggggy” (6th - $722.50), and “Legooolas” (3rd - $1,698).
After 9 hours and 37 minutes, it was Greece’s “Dam4666” besting Lithuania’s “Raise1In.” to win the title for $3,107. The win came two weeks after “Dam4666” won the $4,000 Twister for $1,337 and a month and a half after he won the October 1 $10,000 Monsoon for $2,150.
Luck of the Irish Prevails in Monsoon as “casco38” Captures Title
The $55 buy-in, $10K GTD Monsoon attracted 221 players who rebought 72 times, which generated a $14,650 prize pool. Among the top 36 players to get paid were Mike “Pipedream17” Dietrich (32nd - $110), “ZDamian” (23rd - $125), “Dablinov” (9th - $278), “nacho_scocco” (5th - $850), and “mpompos6” (3rd - $1,655).
After 6 hours and 48 minutes, Ireland’s “casco38” defeated Sweden’s “NOeTKAKA” in heads-up play to win the title and $2,996 first-place prize.
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What about some regular speed of those? I fully understand why they are hyper turbos , I don't think it is necessary to mention the reason.I don't want you to make all of them regular speed but why don't you mix once in a week one of my suggestions?
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I just wanted to leave feedback about your excellent promotions.I really do appreciate them , the new promotion $3,000 Warm Up Freeroll is once again super.
What about some regular speed of those? I fully understand why they are hyper turbos , I don't think it is necessary to mention the reason.I don't want you to make all of them regular speed but why don't you mix once in a week one of my suggestions?
Thanks a lot!
Oh my God, with all the problems mentioned, I want more money drop on your website, sorry at all, but with PokerStars, there is never a problem like this, I have included in your room since I believe ten years, but I dare not deposit money,
najjah166 said:
To withhold info is the same as a lie. I just found the poker club tab im the tourney section. I had no idea about these additional free rolls. Maybe there are others here who never knew.
I may be having problems but the customer service is the best Ive ever experienced over any other site.
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puzzlefish said:
I was refering to the ‘ poker club ‘ free rolls i just found out about after 6 months of being on the site. I considered not mentioning that because it would just bring more competition. Im sure most people know but maybe some are as daft as I.
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Ask the deposit assistant and they will tell you if you can use it or not.whiskers77 said:No, unfortunately not anymore, altough last week it was still there. These are the only options, that are left so far:
I asked the question a couple of weeks ago and got this response,
PayPal, Visa, and Sofort are the preferred methods for Germany at this time.
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