888poker XL Inferno Series Day 9: 'Inho' Wins The $20,000 Crocodile

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May 16, 2017 4 min read Last updated May 13, 2018

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On Day 9, 13 new tournaments started on 888poker for the XL Inferno Series. It wasn't a day with huge prizes being collected, as "Inho" was the biggest winner after shipping the $20,000 Crocodile for $6,417. Still, there were 13 winners who all collected some nice money and were crowned 888poker XL Inferno Series champions.

XL Inferno #110 - $20,000 Crocodile

The biggest winner on Day 9 was crowned in the XL Inferno #110 - $20,000 Crocodile. In this tournament, there were 199 players, creating a prize pool of $29,850. This money was divided to the final 27 players, with every finalist getting $597.

After "rrradiovolna" busted in 10th place, the tournament reached the final table. First, "Perrymejsen" left the building after busting in ninth place ($597) and he was followed by "progree69" (eighth, $895), "bluffaholic1" (seventh, $1,194), "IamKenji1967" (sixth, $1,492) and "HinduKrush" (fifth, $1,791).

With just four players left, "MarkHelfrich" was knocked out in fourth place for $2,611. Shortly after, "EgorVoytusen" busted in third place and received a prize of $3,507. The final heads-up between Inho and "KellerA" was won by the Swede, who defeated his German's opponent to secure $6,417.

XL Inferno #107 - $10,000 Lightning 6-Max

Once again, the new day of the series started out with the $10,000 Lightning 6-Max. This time, 103 players registered for this tournament. At the end, Switzerland's "unclesala" took the victory and first prize of $4,578.

XL Inferno #108 - $15,000 Breeze

Another regular tournament on the schedule, the $15,000 Breeze, attracted 330 players who all paid the buy-in of $55. Peru's "jota_ocho" would regret his choice to play because he was crowned as a winner, receiving the first prize of $3,192.

XL Inferno #109 - $15,000 Deepstack Swordfish

XL Inferno #111 - $15,000 Swordfish

In the regular $15,000 Swordfish, there were 598 players competing for a total prize pool of $16,445. In this tournament, Canada's "DreamIsOver" snagged the title after seven hours and 24 minutes of play. He received a prize of $3,106 while Poland's "WillSeeMan" got $2,252 for second place.

XL Inferno #112 - $20,000 Monsoon

One of the biggest winners on Day 9 came from the XL Inferno #112 - $20,000 Monsoon. In this event, Finland's "siittimest" got the title and first prize of $5,169. In the final heads-up, he defeated his opponent "Ern3sti7o" from Germany who received $3,787 for his runner-up result.

XL Inferno #113 - $10,000 Omaha Hi/Lo

For the lovers of Omaha Hi/Lo, there was the XL Inferno #113 - $10,000 Omaha Hi/Lo on the schedule. Just 80 players competed for a total prize pool of $11,800. In the end, Poland's "BetPotAllin" was crowned the winner, receiving the first prize of $3,215.

XL Inferno #114 - $5,000 Mini Omaha Hi/Lo

XL Inferno #115 - $10,000 Monday Royal

Lithuania's "Acestain" was also one of the winners on Day 9 of the Inferno XL Series. He shipped the XL Inferno #115 - $10,000 Monday Royal and won the first prize of $2,281.

XL Inferno #116 - $10,000 Monday Flush

In the XL Inferno #116 - $10,000 Monday Flush, 585 players competed for a prize pool of $11,700. Two players made a deal in this tournament - "antonmar" and "Potovics". The Russian winner, "antonmar," received the prize of $1,910 while the runner-up got a little less with $1,902.

XL Inferno #117 - $15,000 Tornado

Brazil's "botteonpoker" was one of the bigger winners on Day 9 after snagging the title in the XL Inferno #117 - $15,000 Tornado. He defeated his Swedish opponent "backdown8" in the final heads-up and won the first prize of $4,730.

XL Inferno #118 - $10,000 ShowMe!

A pretty special tournament on the schedule was the XL Inferno #118 - $10,000 ShowMe!. In this tournament, all winning cards were shown after the hand so everyone could see them. Russia's "rrradionvolna" must have been showing a lot of hands because he became the winner, receiving the first prize of $2,535.

XL Inferno #119 - $5,000 Mini ShowMe!

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