Round the Clock Guaranteed Tourneys
- Every 15 minutes there's a guaranteed tournament starting at the 888 Pacific Poker lobby with amounts starting from $100 to $5,000 every day!
Overlays:
- Weekly $100K Freerolls with huge overlays of about 80%!
- Daily $20K tournaments with an 85% overlay
Sit & Go's
- 888 Pacific Poker has a huge variety of Sit & Go's:
Double or Nothing Format: this is a fairly new feature of ours. As soon as there are only half the number of participants left (from those who started), tournament is over and the remaining half get paid. More Info Here! This means that half the table doubles their money.
These tournaments are usually full and there is little to no waiting time while there is high liquidity on these tables.
Heads Up Format
Triple Up Format
5-10 seat Format
Daily Freerolls:
- Twelve Daily cash freerolls with NO point requirements
PPT time Freeroll Name Guaranteed amount
1:35 Bonus $25 Freeroll $ 25
7:05 Bonus $50 Freeroll $ 50
9:00 $100 Guaranteed Freeroll $ 100
11:20 $100 Gntd Freeroll $ 100
14:50 Omaha $50 Freeroll $ 50
15:21 Bonus $20 Freeroll $ 20
15:30 $500 First Depositors Freeroll $ 500
15:55 $100 Guaranteed rebuy Freeroll $ 100
21:45 Bonus $100 Freeroll $ 100
23:45 Bonus $35 Freeroll $ 35
Live Events
- We have a wide variety of satellites into major tournaments in all major markets. Currently running is the Aussie Millions & 888 Poker Open.
Jackpots:
- Though not an overly popular feature, our site offers Jackpot tables where the average pay out is $50,000 every month.
Special for New Depositors:
- Daily $500 Freeroll x 7 (total of $3,500)
- Weekly $1,000 freeroll for all depositors!
- Instant sign on bonus of 25% up to $100 and a pending bonus of 75% up to $400. The first part of the bonus, 25%, will appear instantly in your player's bankroll!
Other Features:
- Table limits starting as low as 1c/2c
- Been around for over 10 years and are a publicly traded company
- Variety of entertainment options from the same account- Casino and sports.
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