The 888 XL Autumn Series has almost concluded, but there is the not-so-small matter of crowning the Mystery Mini Main and Mystery Main Event champion. Both of these prestigious tournaments have only a handful of Day 1s remaining; all are set to play out today, September 28.
The $250 buy-in, $300,000 guaranteed Mystery Main Event only has three flights remaining. They shuffle up and deal at 1:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., and 6:00 p.m. BST. Day 2 kicks off at 9:30 p.m. BST and continues until the eight-handed final table is reached.
At the time of writing, 1,072 players had bought in, with 129 advancing to Day 2. 888 needs almost 1,300 entrants for the guarantee to be met, but the average attendance of each of the 23 completed flights stands at 46, meaning an overlay is likely.
Satellites from only $0.10 are running throughout September 28.
The Mystery Mini Main costs $25 to enter and guarantees that $50,000 will be won. It requires almost 2,200 players to avoid an overlay. Currently, 1,716 players have bought in, with 204 advancing to Day 2. The last trio of Day 1s starts at 2:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., and 6:00 p.m. BST on September 28, with Day 2 starting at 9:30 p.m. BST.
Like its $250 buy-in Big Brother, the Mystery Mini Main looks set to overlay, as each completed flight has averaged 71 runners. Perhaps now is the perfect time to take a shot at 888 XL Autumn Series Main Event glory?
Double Delight for 888poker Ambassador Ian Simpson at UKPL Manchester
Thirty-three of the 41 numbered XL Autumn Series are done and dusted, including the $1,050 Super High Roller. 888 isn't famous for its high-stakes tournament offering, but this event still drew in 37 entrants. They battled for a slice of the $40,000 prize pool, with "OMGTHATEDGE" taking home $13,680, the largest haul of the series so far.
A special mention must go to "KITCHEN_TE9" who has won two XL Autumn Series events. They triumphed in the $320 Super KO High Roller for $2,889 earlier in the series, and yesterday won the $320 DeepStack High Roller for another $3,415.
Event
Entrants
Prize Pool
Champion
Prize
#01: $16.50 Mystery Bounty
1,019
$15,285
danielril97
$1,382
#02: $55 Classic Freezeout
170
$10,000
frittsson47
$1,915
#03: $33 Mystery Bounty Frenzy
431
$12,930
Genie88
$1,361
#04: $55 PKO Frenzy
286
$15,000
Xaanaadu
$2,582
#05: $8.80 Mystery Bounty
1,043
$8,344
comon99
$923
#06: $109 Mystery Opening Event
871
$100,000
mikeyW94
$12,376
#07: $22 Mystery Bounty Big or Small
542
$10,840
soliban96
$1,318
#08: $525 High Roller
60
$30,000
MasterBak3r
$8,985
#09: $16.50 Mystery Bounty Frenzy
635
$10,000
getoverhere
$679
#10: $55 Mystery Bounty Frenzy
243
$12,150
Tommozo
$2,222
#11: $5.50 Mystery Bounty Frenzy
927
$4,635
imperador99
$726
#12: $109 Mystery Bounty
176
$20,000
PashaPushu
$2,881
#13: $320 Super KO High Roller
48
$14,400
KITCHEN_TE9
$2,889
#14: $8.80 Super KO
434
$3,472
MonkeyGamble
$363
#15: $109 Super KO
96
$9,600
7betAA
$1,537
#16: $8.80 Mystery Bounty
564
$4,512
ukrLaci
$492
#17: $22 Mystery Bounty
386
$8,000
EasyGrind
$948
#18: $109 Mystery Bounty
112
$11,200
User1912
$3,032
#19: $320 DeepStack High Roller
51
$15,300
KITCHEN_TE9
$3,415
#20: $55 DeepStack
176
$10,000
filuspl
$1,915
#21: $109 DeepStack
105
$10,500
kiskutya23
$2,488
#22: $16.50 Mystery Bounty
635
$10,000
sharpele08
$864
#23: $55 Mystery Bounty
228
$11,400
Capone3830
$1,821
#24: $5.50 Mystery Bounty
903
$4,515
luckovermuck
$521
#25: $16.50 Mystery Bounty
680
$10,200
Steven93e
$1,220
#26: $8.80 Mystery Bounty
681
$5,448
comon99
$672
#27: $55 Mystery Bounty
242
$12,100
Polomatyi
$2,453
#28: $16.50 Mystery Bounty
1,066
$15,990
Alex.m.888
$1,471
#29: $33 Mystery Bounty Frenzy
399
$11,970
preTu.ras
$2,265
#30: $55 Mystery Bounty
489
$25,000
Paulada85
$5,579
#31: $109 PKO Rumble
306
$30,600
vinidp14
$5,551
#32: $8.80 Mystery Bounty Frenzy
795
$6,360
Coomoo98
$656
#33: $1,050 Super High Roller
37
$40,000
OMGTHATEDGE
$13,680
Remaining XL Autumn Series Numbered Events
The 2026 XL Autumn Series concludes on September 29, meaning there are only a handful of tournaments left to play. In addition to the aforementioned Main Events, eight tournaments remain on the schedule. Expand the table below to see what they are and when they shuffle up and deal.
Matthew Pitt hails from Leeds, West Yorkshire, in the United Kingdom, and has worked in the poker industry since 2008, and worked for PokerNews since 2010. In September 2010, he became the editor of PokerNews. Matthew stepped away from live reporting duties in 2015, and now concentrates on his role of Senior Editor for the PokerNews.