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888poker's Summer Poker Waves: $300,000 Up for Grabs
Online PokerJuly 18, 2025·1 min read

888poker's Summer Poker Waves: $300,000 Up for Grabs


888poker is running the Poker Waves promo through October 11 with $300,000 in total prizes. Players complete simple challenges to earn entries into daily, weekly, and monthly freeroll tournaments. Three challenge types include cash games, tournaments, and casino/sportsbook bets.

Bigger monthly prizes require tougher “Swell Challenges” like winning 100 hands or finishing five tournaments in the money. All depositing players are invited to take on challenges and punch their tickets to daily, weekly, and monthly freerolls.

By completing challenges, you’ll be working your way towards entries into freeroll tournaments with prize pools of $500, $3,000, and $20,000. Sea Breeze Freerolls – $500 Prize Pool — Running 3x a day — Get one entry for every completed challenge. Beach Break Freerolls – $3,000 Prize Pool — Running every Sunday — Complete 9+ challenges to win an entry. Big Blue Freerolls – $20,000 Prize Pool — Running once a month — Complete Swell Challenges to Qualify.

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