XL Blizzard MTT Festival returns to 888Poker!

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The 888Poker Room is once again hosting an online poker festival with a number of MTTs and satellites. Guaranteed prize pools for the main tournaments range from tens of thousands to the $500,000 GTD XL Blizzard Main Event!
XL Blizzard 888Poker Festival

888Poker XL Blizzard Festival is one of the biggest events in this room for MTT fans. The room guarantees a total prize pool of over $1.4 million, which will be spread over more than 30 tournaments. The XL Blizzard Poker Festival starts on February 6 and runs until February 16, but satellites and freerolls for the Main Event and other tournaments have already started!

Register and participate

Freerolls are available to win one way into the Main Event and Tune Up tournaments. Freerolls for the former will run until February 15th and for the latter until February 6th. However, to participate in these freerolls you must have 888Poker account and at least one deposit on the room account.

For those who are not interested in freeroll tournaments, 888Poker offers satellites. There are daily small buy-in satellites to many of the XL Blizzard Festival tournaments, offering the chance to win a seat to one of over 30 different tournaments with a guaranteed prize pool.

Of course, you don't have to travel via satellites to enter and participate in tournaments at this festival. XL Blizzard will host a wide range of tournaments of varying sizes and buy-ins, from the $5.5 to the $320 High Roller, so there's a buy-in game to suit all MTT players. The biggest offering is for mid-stakes players, with most of the buy-in tournaments ranging between $22 and $55. For high stakes poker pros, 888Poker offers several choices - Main Event, Opening Event, Tune-Up and High Roller tournaments. The structure of these tournaments:

1) Opening Event, $109, $50 000 GTD.

2) Tune-Up, $160, $100 000 GTD.

3) High Roller, $320, $100 000 GTD.

4) Main Event, $250, $500 000 GTD.

Full 888Poker Room Festival see the list of tournaments on their website. Please note that the time on the page is in "GMT" and not "GMT+2" (Lithuanian time).