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I also recieved my second mail. Last time I cashed out all my funds and waited a couple of weeks. Then I started play again with a small deposit. This time I cashed out almost all the funds but keep playing and hope for the best.

Funny thing is that they dont have a clue. "Seatingaids" OR SnapHud. I mean, this is two completely different things.

I dont play Snap neither and I dont use seatingaids.

Well I guess there is a chance that they wrongly suspend me and I lose some money. In that case I will play on stars and party. I dont know what to do. I have emailed with the support and explained how i think.

@888rep: This is a huge problem for 888poker because you trademark among us pokerplayer is bad. Few of us still play but I never recommend anyone anymore because of this. We dont know if our money is safe. Do you have your money at a bank if you dont know this? I guess not.

Hello Everyone,

Day 8 of the 888poker XL Blizzard saw “bujalabujala” win Lithuania’s first XL Blizzard title, Super XL champ “petrofv5501” take down Event #24: $20,000 Late Quarterback.

Plus, Kuwait’s “sayqmyqname” finish as the Quarterback champ.



Read about it and more in 888poker’s recap for the 8th day of the XL Blizzard (attached).

We’ll be bringing you daily updates of the XL Blizzard, so be sure to check back every day.



Here’s What is Coming Up on Friday
Are you ready to get knocked out? If so, Friday’s XL Blizzard schedule is for you.
At 19:00, both the $150 buy-in Event #25: $25,000 Knockout and $35 buy-in Mini Knockout will get underway.
Two hours later at 21:00, the $75 buy-in Event #27: $10,000 Late Knockout will begin.
Day 8 of the 888poker XL Blizzard saw “bujalabujala” win Lithuania’s first XL Blizzard title,
Super XL champ “petrofv5501” take down Event #24: $20,000 Late Quarterback, and Kuwait’s
“sayqmyqname” finish as the Quarterback champ. Those stories and more in our latest XL
Blizzard recap.
XL Blizzard Day 8: Kuwait’s “sayqmyqname” Quarterback Champ, “bujalabujala” Scores for
Lithuania, and Super XL Champ “petrofv5501” Books Another Win
Day 7 of XL Blizzard, an 11-day series that runs through January 28, offered up a trio of events.
That means 21 events from the 34-tournament schedule are now in the books.
The XL Blizzard, which will award more than $2.8 million, still has several exciting events on
the schedule including Friday’s $150 buy-in Event #25: $25,000 Knockout, $160 buy-in Event
#28: $50,000 6-Max, and the $1,050 buy-in, $1,000,000 GTD Main Event on Jan. 28.
We’re also offering new promotions such as awarding big cash prizes to anyone who wins
multiple events ($1,000,000 if you can win five of them), a “Bubble of Bubbles” tournament
(gain entry if/when you bubble a tournament), and the return of the Champion of Champions
event.
The Champion of Champions returns for the XL Blizzard series and one lucky 888poker player
will win a $12,000 WSOP Vegas package. Each time you play in an XL Blizzard event, you earn
leaderboard points. The top 50 players on the leaderboard receive a ticket to the Champion of
Champions tournament to be held at 18:00 GMT on January 30.
Also, here’s a quick breakdown on what’s happened in the XL Blizzard thus far:
Day 1 – The Netherlands’ Jans “Graftekkel” Arends won the Opening Event for more than
$17K. “bygavuga” and “scellone94” capture titles.
Day 2 – “Jamasutra” and “Pasha813” notch “Twin Wins” in Events #4 & #5 Respectively.
Day 3 – Norway’s “Rekrutt1” won Event #6: Crazy 8 for more than $10K; former XL Eclipse
winners “NeveGiveUp” and “msksevart” both claimed XL Blizzard titles.
Day 4 – In Event #9: $120,000 Mega Deep, “23NoraB” found redemption from his second-place
XL Inferno Mega Deep finish. Meanwhile, three 888poker Ambassadors made deep runs in the
Whale and Niklas “tutten7” Åstedt came up short of winning a XL Blizzard not once but twice.
Day 5 – “DeltaSpider” becomes fourth Russian to win XL Blizzard title, “yarik1903” nabs
Ukraine’s second.
Day 6 – “Tonkaaaa” final tables $250K High Roller but “SteveyBG” claims title; big day for
“OINKOinkOink”.
Day 7 – “CR1TCHZ” captured Austria’s second title of the series. Malta’s “PazzoRJ” and the
UK’s “JohnJones34” both won titles.
Get all the details on the XL Blizzard here.
https://www.888poker.com/magazine/88...r-XL-Blizzard/
“sayqmyqname” Puts Kuwait on the Board
Th $215 buy-in Event #22: $80,000 Quarterback allowed players to rebuy a quarter of their stack
– hence the “quarter” back – for only $50 in the instance that they lost all their chips within the
late registration period. The tournament attracted 343 players who rebought 318 times, which
created an $84,500 prize pool.
The top 45 players got paid, which left 46th
-place finisher “jucalangner” leaving empty-handed,
albeit with a consolation prize of entry into the “Bubble of Bubbles” tournament. Some
recognizable names to cash were “Kannwas” (32nd for $549.25), “KURDEdersim” (22nd for
$633.75), 888poker Ambassador Chris “888Moorman” Moorman (15th for $1,056.25), Adrian
“ADRI_ATM” Mateos (10th for $1,267.50), and XL Inferno champ “OPH1UCHUS” (3rd for
$9,295).
After 8 hours and 19 minutes, Brazil’s “andrebos” busted to Kuwait’s “sayqmyqname.” The
former earned $12,252.50 for finishing in second place, and the former captured a $16,350.75
first-place prize.
The last documented win for “sayqmyqname” on 888poker came in March of last year when he
took down the $3,000 Early Turbo Swordfish for $802.
“bujalabujala” Wins Lithuania’s First XL Blizzard Title
In the $44 buy-in Event #23: $20,000 Mini Quarterback, 680 players rebought 426 times to
create a $31,460 prize pool. That was reserved for the top 90 players, meaning 91st
-place finisher
“n0sferatv” had to settle for a seat into the “Bubble of Bubbles” tournament.
Among those to make a little cash were “FuzzyDonk” (64th for $94.38), Fabrizio “DrMiKee”
Gonzalez (51st for $110.11), “JustFoldEm.” (24th for $157.30), “Benettinho” (12th for $346.06),
and “Kevinmac1” (6th for $1,337.05).
After Malta’s “U.E.N.O.” fell in fifth place for $1,651.65, the final four players worked a deal
before battling it out for the title. In a twist of fate, neither of the two big stacks won it. Instead, it
was “bujalabujala” who emerged victorious to win $3,495.64 and Lithuania’s first XL Blizzard
title of the series.

A Super XL Champs Adds XL Blizzard Title to Résumé
The last tournament of the day, the $109 buy-in Event #24: $20,000 Late Quarterback, drew 223
runners who rebought 141 times. That created a $25,825 prize pool reserved for the top 36
players. As the 37th
-place finisher, John “Dealm8ker69” Cook locked up a seat in the “Bubble of
Bubbles” tournament.
Meanwhile, Super XL Series VII Main Event runner-up “carmen.1957” (30th for $193.68),
“Ao1ing” (27th for $219.51), “LeshiyAS” (15th for $348.63), Alexandru “alexos888” Baron (9th
for $490.67), and Fabrizio “DrMiKee” Gonzalez (3rd for $2,918.22).
After 6 hours and 18 minutes, Russia’s “petrofv5501” bested Switzerland’s “77DASH” in headsup
play to win $5,281.21. It marked the fifth XL Blizzard title won by a Russian player.
Back in January 2017, “petrofv5501” won Event #32: $50,000 Super XL 8-Max for $11,641.36
Here’s What is Coming Up on Friday
Are you ready to get knocked out? If so, Friday’s XL Blizzard schedule is for you. At 19:00,
both the $150 buy-in Event #25: $25,000 Knockout and $35 buy-in Mini Knockout will get
underway.
Two hours later at 21:00, the $75 buy-in Event #27: $10,000 Late Knockout will begin.

Hello Everyone,

Day 9 of the 888poker XL Blizzard saw “LucySagara70” knock out the competition to win the Netherlands’ second title and “grigorq77” take down the Mini Knockout.

Read about it and more in 888poker’s recap for the 9th day of the XL Blizzard (attached).

We’ll be bringing you daily updates of the XL Blizzard, so be sure to check back every day.

Saturday’s Tournament Schedule

If 6-Max is your thing, you’re going to love what’s coming up on Saturday.
At 19:00, both the $160 buy-in Event #28: $50,000 6-Max and $30 buy-in Event #29: $15,000 Mini 6-Max will kick off.

Two hours later at 21:00, the $55 buy-in Event #30: $10,000 Late 6-Max will get underway.

It’s sure to be a day filled with fast action that you won’t to miss. Satellites are running now.

Day 9 of the 888poker XL Blizzard saw “LucySagara70” knock out the competition to win the
Netherlands’ second title and “grigorq77” take down the Mini Knockout.
XL Blizzard Day 9: “LucySagara70” Claims 2nd Title for the Netherlands, “grigorq77” Wins
Mini Knockout

Day 9 of XL Blizzard, an 11-day series that runs through this Sunday, offered up a trio of events.
That means just seven events from the 34-tournament schedule remain including tomorrow’s
$160 buy-in Event #28: $50,000 6-Max and Sunday’s $1,050 buy-in, $1,000,000 GTD Main
Event.
For the XL Blizzard we offered new promotions such as awarding big cash prizes to anyone who
wins multiple events ($1,000,000 if you can win five of them), a “Bubble of Bubbles”
tournament (gain entry if/when you bubble a tournament), and the return of the Champion of
Champions event. Thus far, no one has been able to win multiple tournaments.
The Champion of Champions returns for the XL Blizzard series and one lucky 888poker player
will win a $12,000 WSOP Vegas package. Each time you play in an XL Blizzard event, you earn
leaderboard points. The top 50 players on the leaderboard receive a ticket to the Champion of
Champions tournament to be held at 18:00 GMT on January 30.
Here’s a look at the current leaderboard:

Also, here’s a quick recap of what’s happened in the XL Blizzard thus far:
Day 1 – The Netherlands’ Jans “Graftekkel” Arends won the Opening Event for more than
$17K. “bygavuga” and “scellone94” capture titles.
Day 2 – “Jamasutra” and “Pasha813” notch “Twin Wins” in Events #4 & #5 Respectively.
Day 3 – Norway’s “Rekrutt1” won Event #6: Crazy 8 for more than $10K; former XL Eclipse
winners “NeveGiveUp” and “msksevart” both claimed XL Blizzard titles.
Day 4 – In Event #9: $120,000 Mega Deep, “23NoraB” found redemption from his second-place
XL Inferno Mega Deep finish. Meanwhile, three 888poker Ambassadors made deep runs in the
Whale and Niklas “tutten7” Åstedt came up short of winning a XL Blizzard not once but twice.
Day 5 – “DeltaSpider” becomes fourth Russian to win XL Blizzard title, “yarik1903” nabs
Ukraine’s second.

Day 6 – “Tonkaaaa” final tables $250K High Roller but “SteveyBG” claims title; big day for
“OINKOinkOink”.
Day 7 – “CR1TCHZ” captured Austria’s second title of the series. Malta’s “PazzoRJ” and the
UK’s “JohnJones34” both won titles.
Day 8 – Kuwait’s “sayqmyqname” wins Quarterback, “bujalabujala” scores for Lithuania, and
Super XL Champ “petrofv5501” books a win.
Get all the details on the XL Blizzard here.
“LucySagara70” Knocks Out Competition for Netherlands’ 2nd Title
The highlight tournament of the day was the $150 buy-in Event #25: $25,000 Knockout, which
easily crushed its guarantee by attracting 245 players. That created a $35,045 total prize pool that
was spilt into $25K going to the regular pool and $10,045 into the bounty pool.
Canada’s “bluffing420s” bubbled in 37th place, meaning he earned a seat into the “Bubble of
Bubbles” tournament. He also claimed $123 in bounties. Among those to cash were “timtimmis”
(27th for $212.50 and $164 in bounties), XL Blizzard Event #8 champ “msksevart” (23rd for
$212.50 and $164 in bounties), “RakDoll” (11th for $400 and $164 in bounties), Fabrizio
“DrMiKee” Gonzalez (7th for $875and $492 in bounties), and “HotSauce86” (4th for $2,125 and
$369 in bounties).
After Sweden’s Jerry “Perrymejsen” Ödeen, who was April’s biggest Sunday online winner on
888poker, bowed out in third place for $2,825 and $369 in bounties, the title came down to the
UK’s “Patsharpe” and the Netherlands’ “LucySagara70.” After 9 hours and 42 minutes in the
tournament, the Dutchie claimed victory for $5,112.50 and $410 in bounties (Jans “Graftekkel”
Arends, who won the Opening Event for more than $17K, is the only other player from the
Netherlands to win a XL Blizzard title thus far). The Brit took home $3,750 and $348.50 in
bounties to help soothe the pain.
If you recall, “LucySagara70” finished fifth in the XL Eclipse Opening Event for $16,387.50
back in September.

“grigorq77” a Mini Bounty Hunter
The $35 buy-in Event #26: $10,000 Mini Knockout drew 731 entries, which more than doubled
the advertised guarantee by creating a $23,757.50 prize pool. Of that, $18,275 went into the
regular prize pool and $5,482.50 into the bounty prize pool.
The top 99 players got paid, which meant 100th
-place finisher “BernardoDG” left with $15 in
bounties and a seat into the “Bubble of Bubbles” tournament. Among those to cash were
“dappaHD” (42nd for $69.44 and $56.25 in bounties), “ginus09” (23rd for $91.37 and $22.50 in
bounties), XL Blizzard Event #20 champ “JohnJones34” (9th for $237.57 and $37.50 in
bounties), XL Eclipse “vampa500” (6th for $767.55 and $37.50 in bounties), and “SollenAA” (3rd
for $1,809.22 and $90 in bounties).
After 9 hours and 9 minutes, the final two players struck a deal. “SeauZezinho23” ended up
finishing in second place for $2,858.07 and $105 in bounties, while “grigorq77” claimed the title,
a $2,889.84 prize, and $97.50 in bounties.

Saturday’s Tournament Schedule
If 6-Max is your thing, you’re going to love what’s coming up on Saturday. At 19:00, both th
$160 buy-in Event #28: $50,000 6-Max and $30 buy-in Event #29: $15,000 Mini 6-Max will
kick off.
Two hours later at 21:00, the $55 buy-in Event #30: $10,000 Late 6-Max will get underway. It’s
sure to be a day filled with fast action that you won’t to miss. Satellites are running now.

Yes it's normal with 888. I waited 1 week , also Neteller. Pokerstars is 48 hours max, others like Unibet is almost instant. But 888 makes their own rules, expect to wait a few days more.

Hello Everyone,

The penultimate day of the 888poker XL Blizzard saw Lithuania’s “yrkkk” close out another late-night run,
“KellerA” cashes three times and makes two final tables, and two Swedes win titles.


Those stories and more in our latest XL Blizzard recap here.
https://www.888poker.com/magazine/88...lizzard-day10/

We’ll be bringing you daily updates of the XL Blizzard, so be sure to check back every day.



Final Day of the XL Blizzard, $1M GTD Main Event
The day will start with a $215 buy-in Main Event Mega Satellite at 16:05. That satty is guaranteeing 50 seats into the Main.
At 17:30, the $215 buy-in Event #31: $150,000 Mega Deep will kick off, and 90 minutes later at 19:00, two other events will begin.

The first is the $1,050 buy-in XL Blizzard Event #32: $1,000,000 GTD Main Event.

The other is the $160 buy-in Event #33: $200,000 Mini Main Event.
At 19:30, the final tournament of the XL Blizzard, the $30 buy-in Event #34: $50,000 Micro Main Event, will round things out.

Thanks, but I'd also like to know what I should do right now.
Given I already got a false warning twice I am obviously really scared of getting a 3rd one and my money taken away.
Is there any other option for me than just stop playing on your site?

Afaik, 888 imposes a cooling-off period of 3 business days on all cashouts. Once the 3 days pass, 888 will start actually processing the withdrawal and complete it quickly. So the whole timeframe tends to be 75-78 hours if the cashout is requested on Monday or early Tuesday; during the first 72 of them, you'll be allowed to cancel it.

As per the casino withdrawal timeframe webpage:

is it just me or is the "spin the lucky chip" bs the most tilting thing ever? weeks of spinning it i get garbage tournament tickets or no prize after punting off 100's weekly playing blackjack.

+1

I wait a answer from support since the 22th jan and you also send my request the 24th and until now no answers.

Thanks

Honestly I don't think they answer those E-Mails
When I got the first unjust warning on 31st Dec I also quickly replied to them asking what it's about and never got a reply.

Passing of 48-72 hours of time to withdraw the money is not good, there's no reason.

only reason is so that there's more time for you to go broke and cancel your withdrawal

Hello Everyone,

After 11 days, the XL Blizzard wrapped up its 34-tournament schedule on Sunday culminating with the $1,050 buy-in, $1,000,000 GTD Main Event.
That tournament was won by Argentina’s “Pepepepepe”, who not only won $183,867, but also became one of the few people to hold both XL Inferno and Blizzard titles.


Those stories and more in our latest XL Blizzard recap here.
https://www.888poker.com/magazine/88...lizzard-day11/

We’ll be bringing you daily updates of the XL Blizzard, so be sure to check back every day.



‘Bubble of Bubbles’ & ‘Champion of Champions’ still left

The top 50 players on our leaderboard will compete in the Champion of Champions Tournament where everybody wins and 1st place bags a fantastic $12,600 WSOP Vegas package!
XL Blizzard bubble boys needn’t fret, we’ve got a special tourney just for you!
All players who are knocked out from a tournament on the direct bubble will get a ticket to the special bubble of bubbles tournament which will award:
Place Prize
1st place & Bubble Boy $3000 Crazy 8 WSOP Vegas package
2nd-4th place $160 tournament ticket
5th-9th place $55 tournament ticket

Did you click numerous times on a seat to get it only to never be able to seat there ?
Last year I was falsely accused of "seating script" also and once they said I clicked a few hundred times on some seats and that's what seemed to flag my account.
I'm curious about your experience.

nobody need 3 days to know if want to withdraw

Actually, now that you say it.
One of the guys who is running a seating script is either super nitty and only plays 90/5 whales or leaves the script open while he is afk. So if he doesn't take a seat within 20 seconds I started clicking on his "reserved" sign until it's gone and I could get his seat. Not often, but probably both times before I got warned.

Yeah that's exactly what I did also, but I never got a seat, tho.
I remember that some times, I'd put myself in waiting list of a table and when a seat was finally reserved for me, I just couldn't seat, so I started clicking like a madman on that "free seat" only to never be able to sit there.
The weird part in this is that it happened on one specific table only - I could join the others - and that table was specifically juicy with big whales and long waiting list.
After thinking a bit about it, I think that some players have scripts to prevent certain players to sit at their reserved seat when it's their turn, and because of these m*r*ns, I was almost banned only because I clicked a lot of times on MY seat.

When 888 threatened to ban my account and seize my funds if I keep doing something I never did, I contacted eCogra to have some help.
I filled a form up on their site, explaining clearly that I never used any 3rd party software except HM2 that I didn't even used anymore at that time.
eCogra only asked 888 what happened, 888 told them I was using a script and eCogra told me not to keep using that script if I don't want my account banned.
So just to make things clear, eCogra is a totally useless sh*t, will never help you and will always side with the company's statement, whatever you tell them.

That gives me hope, meaning if I wouldn't do that in the future maybe they wouldn't flag me anymore.
Allthough currently I am still not going to play there, at least until I get some kind of reassurance. I got two (unjust) warnings and who know that happens next.

Hello, I just received an email regarding my issue with installing the latest version of the 888poker software. Here's some feedback on my experience with the support team.

First off, it took weeks to hear any updates and only after complaining on this thread I got an email where they told me they are still working on the issue. Now after 50 days of hard work they tell me: Yes I am able to log into my account by using an older version of the software but it's bugged and is missing some features. I don't see how this means the issue is resolved but whatever I guess.

And just to have a fitting end to this experience they gave me a link to a feedback page where the text box makes writing a super tilting task. The text is right-aligned, the text cursor is in front of the text for some reason and all the punctuation marks go in front of the text until you type some letters after them.

4/5 experience overall, the only thing missing is to have my account locked for no reason like just about everyone has

Wait a bit, man )

My software keeps crashing all the time im trying to open it.
The Royal flush screen with Loading appears but when the Lobby opens my Software shuts down.
Reinstalling not solved the problem
Deactivating my Firewall didn solve the problem too

Someone else having problems like this and knows how to fix it?

My software crashes all the time and I have to restart my comp to get it up again. Basically can't play sngs on there and only play 1-2 MTTs at a time so I can easily pull up my phone.