Get Ready for a Summer of Fun with the 888poker Summer Fest Freerolls

Packages to the 888poker LIVE London Main Event are waiting to be won during the 888poker Summer Fest Freerolls. At 7:00 p.m. GMT every Sunday until August 16, one lucky 888poker player will win an 888poker LIVE London package for free.

The 888poker Summer Fest Freerolls promotion runs from July 20 through August 16. Players are invited to complete one of three challenges between Monday and Sunday to gain access to that week’s freeroll.

• Win 35 cash game hands
• Play tournaments, including BLAST, with buy-ins totaling at least $35
• Place bets totalling $35 or more on any casino game

Completing any of those challenges during the week sees 888poker place a ticket to that week’s Summer Fest freeroll into your account. In those weekly freerolls, the top 100 finishers win tickets to an exclusive London Live Event Freeroll – 4 packages, where they have the chance to play for a $2,500 package to the 888poker LIVE London Main Event.

What to Expect From the 888poker LIVE London Main Event

The 2026 edition of 888poker LIVE London runs from October 8-18 at the luxurious Grosvenor Victoria Casino in the heart of the English capital. Although the schedule is still being finalized, anyone winning a package to the Main Event is in for a treat, at least if last year’s event is anything to go by.

In September 2025, the £1,250 888poker LIVE Main Event attracted 367 entrants, who created a guarantee-busting £383,500 prize pool. The top 44 finishers won at least £2,800, with the payouts for the nine finalists starting at £7,100.

Jamie Dwan, who just won his first bracelet at the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP) finished eighth, with the likes of Ravi Sheth (6th – £12,850), Paul Vas Nunes (4th – £25,500), and Michael Rosaman (3rd – £38,000) also bagging prize.

Gang Wang came out on top after defeating Calogero Morreale heads-up, netting £86,600 and resigning the runner-up to a £57,200 payday.

Similar numbers should be on offer at the 2026 edition of this tournament, and you could be competing for them for free thanks to the 888poker Summer Fest Freerolls.

Matthew Pitt hails from Leeds, West Yorkshire, in the United Kingdom, and has worked in the poker industry since 2008, and worked for PokerNews since 2010. In September 2010, he became the editor of PokerNews. Matthew stepped away from live reporting duties in 2015, and now concentrates on his role of Senior Editor for the PokerNews.