The Eight Biggest 888poker Super XL Series Results Revealed

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Seventeen of the 40 scheduled events in the latest edition of the 888poker Super XL Series have crowned champions, now that the series has almost reached its halfway point.

If the first half of the series is anything to go by, this Super XL Series is going to be the richest yet, especially since the massive Main Events have yet to run.

It was “tispengoff” who took down the first Super XL event of the series, topping a field of 991 in the $88 buy-in $100,000 Super XL Crazy 8 tournament. Their reward? A cool $24,592.99, a superb return on $88.

The biggest cash prize of the series so far belongs to “ICrushu556”, who triumphed in the $2,100 High Roller event. “ICrushu556” walked away with $107,606.74 after a three-handed deal involving runner-up “RyanOttoLOL” ($90,643.89) and third-placed “Palmero92” ($99,553.37).

Two other champions added more than $50,000 to their bankrolls this week. Michael “AcesJoker88” Acevedo took down the $300,000 guaranteed Opening Event for a $59,283.90 score, while British grinder Adam “Adamyid” Owen secured a $57,129.97 payday by winning the $250,000 Super XL Whale tournament.

Check out the eight biggest Super XL series tournament results and their final table results below and see if you can spot your favorite player.

Event #1: $100,000 Super XL Crazy 8
Buy in: $88
Entrants: 991
Prize pool: $133,440

PlacePlayerPrize
1tispengoff$24,592.99
2tutten$17,347.20
3jba888$13,344
4FerDJin$10,008
5Nathan “boxcarhobo” Singer$6,672
6BIZI_VII$4,670.40
73omario78$3,002.40
8Ramirb$2,028.28

Event #4: $200,000 Super XL Turbo Mega Deep
Buy in: $215
Entrants: 1,177
Prize pool: $235,400

PlacePlayerPrize
1LCfish$40,630.04
2888Stoyan$29,425
3karna1983$22,363
4AlanWattss$16,383.84
5IwentworthI$11,652.30
6SirHublot$9,298.30
7duchasp4rati$6,944.30
8TocaEquipar$4,590.30
9lacastro3$2,589.40

Event #5: $300,000 Super XL Opening Event
Buy in: $160
Entrants: 1,603
Prize pool: $351,000

PlacePlayerPrize
1Michael “AcesJoker88” Acevedo$59,283.90
2Eljseijs$42,190.20
3BYLIA$32,292
4Caique “Caz_91”$22,815
5IRLsucks$16,672.50
6Regu_1_lator$13,338
7Sura23$10,003.50
86514834$6,669
9preyondaline$3,790.80

Event #6: $50,000 Super XL Mini Opening Event
Buy in: $12
Entrants: 4,428
Prize pool: $64,386.30

PlacePlayerPrize
1Nathan “boxcarhobo” Singer$8,108.16*
2sweet_Dr34ms$7,668.89*
3galariefenst$4,957.74
4STFPS$3,734.40
5Esmarse$2,575.45
6Georgi “dscturrr” Nikolov$1,802.81
7Sascha.P$1,158.95
8CoconuTree$643.86
9VladKRD$489.33

*reflects a heads-up deal

Event #7: $250,000 Super XL Whale
Buy in: $600
Entrants: 535
Prize pool: $302,275

PlacePlayerPrize
1Adam “Adamyid” Owen$57,129.97
2Diego “Diegoavc” Ventura Chunga$41,865.08
3condumb$30,832.05
4malakiasCF$23,275.17
5Maxim “hateVAMOS” Lykov$16,322.85
62SkIIIed$12,846.88
7jnevanli$9,823.93
8Rick “whostoclaim” Trigg$6,801.18
9Hudonnit$4,624.80

Event #15: $500,000 Super XL High Roller
Buy in: $2,100
Entrants: 332
Prize pool: $664,000

PlacePlayerPrize
1ICrushu556$107,606.74*
2RyanOttoLOL$90,643.89*
3Palmero92$99,553.37*
4LOST_FAN$54,780
5Makim “hate_VAMOS” Lykov$37,848
6acastro11$29,216
7RichardGere$22,576
8d144n1$15,936
9s.janowski$11,620

*reflects a three-way deal

Event #16: $150,000 Super XL Mini High Roller
Buy in: $215
Entrants: 790
Prize pool: $158,000

PlacePlayerPrize
1lasochobi$28,993
2luttekikker$20,698
3casual_win$15,642
4elektive$11,771
5haze1607$8,216
6hateh4tehate$6,636
7ErochHB$5,056
8thepwner$3,476
9kiskutya23$2,054

Event #17: $60,000 Super XL Turbo High Roller
Buy in: $160
Entrants: 467
Prize pool: $70,050

PlacePlayerPrize
1SwatFBA13$13,309.50
2tomaxnxamot$9,807
3BlackBrahman$7,180.12
4sikosomatik$5,463.90
5Poker_Loco$3,852.75
6luffeee$2,977.12
7pokerjoe4845$2,276.62
8Leidos1980$1,576.12
9Trollkonst8$1,162.83

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