Received, thanks.

FWIW 888Rep contacted support for me who gave the available options for withdrawing my roll. I had to make another small deposit through another ewallet first but I was able to withdraw after I played through a little bit. Still have not received word that it has been processed but I at least feel better knowing I have an option that doesn't cost an arm and a leg. Hoping for a smooth transaction.

Looks like their mass banwave worked. There is a pitiful showing for MTTs on a Saturday...not one MTT with more than 400 people. Well done 888!

I got an email answer, it is the same thing i got 1 month ago stating that i couldn't pass the security check. I really don't understand what is wrong with my documents, never had this issue before...

Any particular reason for why the rake is now 27+3 on the 30$ sats @ Megadeep?Think it was 27.5+2.5 before,those little rake increase are very annoying..

Are there any SuperXL series this September?

I am only seeing the latter game.
Can you please give me a game ID?

I am checking this and will let you know.
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Hi, can i use Ecopayz as deposit and cashout option in Thailand?

Can you please give me your poker user name and I will ask support to look into your account and let you know your options.
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Is there any problem with your daily lucky chip spins or it is just me. unlucky maybe, no win 8 days in a row (SuicideQQ)

Welcome to 888poker’s Weekly Deal, with all the best news, results and insights from the past week.

THIS WEEK: August 27, 2017


“Nemekiss” Defeats Michael “AcesJoker88” Acevedo to Win Mega Deep

This week’s $215 buy-in, $80,000 Mega Deep drew 399 players. Among the top 56 to cash were “Pelfort” (51st - $320), “Huwwiel” (28th - $536), “larsHendrik” (14th - $1,032), “HappySh00ter” (8th - $1,600), “CptJack222” (5th - $4,000), and “Nalleh” (3rd - $8,400).

After 11 hours and 24 minutes, Mexico’s “Nemekiss” finished as the last player standing to take home $11,200, while Michael “AcesJoker88” Acevedo finished as runner-up and was awarded an $11,200 consolation prize.

The last documented win for “Nemekiss” came on May 31 of last year when took down the $3,000 SHOT for $1,927.
UK’s “Roulette69” Conquers Sunday Challenge

The $109 buy-in, $50,000 Sunday Challenge drew 433 players who accounted for 148 rebuys, which created a $58,100 prize pool. That was dispersed to the top 56 players including “lapechuga4” (25th - $389.27), Guntis “luffEEE” Aleskins (13th - $749.49), Jonathan “chut_up” Van Fleet (6th - $2,033.50), “JungleJedi” (4th - $4,357.50), and “OPH1UCHUS” (3rd - $6,100.50).

After 7 hours and 38 minutes, the UK’s “Roulette69” defeated fellow countryman “icallyamet” in heads-up play to win $11,039. Two weeks ago, “Roulette69” finished 7th in the Baby Whale for $3,990. Amazingly, he was back at that same final table this week, which you can read about below.

“MOI_est_JEAN” Compliments February Whale Win with Lightning Title

The $109 buy-in, $20,000 GTD Sunday Lightning attracted 131 players who generated 60 rebuys. That created a $19,100 prize pool distributed to the top 18 players including Johannes “TrollKonst8” Korsar (16th - $248.30), “Zoronoa93” (8th - $620.75), “placebo36251” (4th - $1,623.50), and “BLaaZeKush” (3rd - $2,483).

After 9 hours and 10 minutes, the UK’s “MOI_est_JEAN” bested Malta’s “scellone94” to claim the title and $4,966 top prize. Back in February, “MOI_est_JEAN” outlasted 246 players to win the $120,000 Whale for $28,423.

Familiar Faces at Baby Whale Final Table; Niklas “tutten7” Astedt Comes Out on Top

There were two familiar faces at the final table of this week’s $320 buy-in, $80,000 Baby Whale, which drew 204 players who accounted for 91 rebuys and created an $88,500 prize pool. Sunday Challenge champ “Roulette69” and Lightning winner “MOI_est_JEAN” finished in eighth and seventh place respectively.

After 8 hours and 41 minutes, it was Sweden’s Niklas “tutten7” Astedt who came out on top after defeating Germany’s “durrrrchfall” to win $19,027.50. The win comes a little more than three weeks after he won the $12,000 Crocodile for $4,162.

In the live realm, Astedt has $940,195 in tournament earnings including $380,245 for finishing fourth in the EPT12 Barcelona High Roller.

Sweden’s “OvePipcorn” Wins the Sunday Breeze

The $55 buy-in, $15,000 Sunday Breeze drew 349 players, and that created a prize pool of $17,450. Among the 45 players to earn a piece of it were “t8ofdiamonds” (39th - $104.70), last week’s winner “Ezreaal” (26th - $130.87), “mr.salgado”(15th - $218.12), “Mibo1984” (6th - $767.80), and “Plotsch2” (4th - $1,439.62).

After “Dablinov” fell in third place for $1,919.50, “flowroll” and “OvePipcorn” squared off for the title. The latter ended up claiming the title for Sweden, which came with a $3,376 prize. It marked the fourth four-figure cash for “OvePipcorn” since July, with two of those being runner-up finishes in the $6,000 Sunday Early Monsoon and $5,000 Thunder 6-Max.

What to watch out for:


We’re guaranteeing $8 million in prizes for the upcoming XL Eclipse online tournament series, which will run September 10-24. That’s $500,000 more in GTD prize money than was offered in the spring’s XL Inferno.

The full XL Eclipse schedule will be released shortly, but we can tell you that there will be a $300,000 Opening Event, $50,000 Mini Opening Event, and $1,500,000 Main Event

In the meantime, we’re running a special promotion where you can grab three free tickets to the daily XL Eclipse qualifiers. Simply deposit $10 or more using the promotional code “ECLIPSE10” and three free tickets are all yours.

You need to check out the XL Eclipse tab. https://www.888poker.com/poker-tourn...l-series/#home

Hello again, any progress?

Yes they said that you will need to email operations@cassava.net and they will advise you.
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Everything should be 27.5$+2.5$ why the 30$ sattelite @ 215$ MegaDEEP are 27$+3$.I dont have the tourney ID #,lobby close right after it's done...

Sorry but I am not seeing any games like that so can you please pm the game ID if you see any in the future and I will get it checked.
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Classic!

Somethings cannot be posted on an open forum but he will get his answer from our Operations team.

He could be a serial scammer and a multi-accounter for all I know, but he came here to say he had received no replies from Support, then one reply that didn't tell him why his documents weren't acceptable to you, and your response was to ask him to write in yet again?

It seems strange to me that you would complete a full circle, instead of simply telling Operations to write to him with a full explanation of their problems with him.

What about my spin issue?

Money received in eWallet

Anyone here using 24"/27" with 2560x1440? Do the tables overlap if you put 3 default size tables in a line?

Is withdraw a hassle for malaysian ?

interesting to hear that 888 has been fined a record amount by the UK gambling commission:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/...ng-vulnerable/