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XL Inferno on 888poker: 34 Tournaments, $3.2M in Prizes
TournamentsMay 9, 2018·1 min read

XL Inferno on 888poker: 34 Tournaments, $3.2M in Prizes


The XL Inferno tournament series on 888poker begins on May 10, 2018. This exciting event is part of the Super XL Series and features a diverse schedule with 34 tournaments spread over 10 days. The total prize pool for the series is at least US$ 3.2 million, ensuring there is something for every poker enthusiast.

Buy-ins for the tournaments range from $5 to $2,600, making it accessible for players with varying budgets. The High Roller event, with a buy-in of $2,600, offers a guaranteed prize of $200,000. For those looking for a more substantial challenge, the Main Event has a buy-in of $1,050 and guarantees a prize pool of $1 million. This event is scheduled for Sunday, May 20, at 15:00.

For players who prefer smaller stakes, there are options like the Mini Main Event with a buy-in of $160 and the Micro Main Event with a buy-in of $30. These events provide an opportunity for everyone to participate and enjoy the excitement of the XL Inferno series.

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