888poker BLAST When “Bellyfuff” became an 888poker player, they had no idea that only four days after joining the online poke site they would be seeing $70,000 land in their new account. 888poker’s BLAST jackpot sit & go tournaments made this happen.
“Bellyfuff” bought into a $10 BLAST Sit & Go and was joined by “belacroatia1” and “Brisels” . A few seconds after the trio sat down with their 1,500 starting stacks, the BLAST prize pool multiplier span around and landed on 10,000x, meaning the prize pool was a whopping $100,000! Because the 10,000x top prize pool multiplier was hit , this particular BLAST tournament paid out all three players instead of only the winner.
“Brisels” busted in third place but cannot be too disappointed because they walked away with $10,000 for their $10 investment! “belacroatia1” and “Bellyfuff” locked horns heads-up knowing the least they could win was $20,000 but that the champion would see a cool $70,000 wing its way to their 888poker account. “Bellyfuff” defeated “belacroatia1” and captured the whopping $70,000 top prize! Massive Prizes are Possible in 888poker’s BLAST Games
3 Poker Players Hit MILLION DOLLAR Blast Jackpot on 888poker! Last month saw 888poker award more than $400,000 in the ten biggest wins in its BLAST games, and those ten games had combined buy-ins of less than $500, showing you do not have to spend a lot to win big at 888poker.
Almost exactly a year ago, three lucky 888poker players shared a €1 million jackpot , the largest prize BLAST sit & go tournaments award. The third place finisher walked away with €100,000, the second-place finish scooped €200,000, while the champion, “Adria74” turned their meagre €1 entry into a life-changing €700,000!
That jackpot triggered only five months after “Mikaxe” locked in a $700,000 prize in a $100 buy-in game! What Are BLAST Sit & Go Tournaments?
How To Play Blast Poker on 888poker w/ Vivian Saliba | Jackpot Sit & Go BLAST Sit & Go tournaments are three-handed single table tournaments that start when three players have bought in. The prize pool is randomly determined before the first hands […]
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