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World Cup of Poker V
The World Cup of Poker is back. The planet’s most fiercely contested team event returns to PokerStars, giving you the chance to represent your country and qualify for the live Final, which will be filmed for TV. The event will be held as [continue]

For the first time in its five year history, the European Poker Tour will make a stop in Hungary at the Las Vegas Casino in Budapest’s Sofitel Hotel.  The buy-in for the No-Limit Hold’em event is €4,000 + €350.  There is a 500 player cap, but the EPT has been known to relax its limits [continue]

The European Poker Tour kicked off with the Barcelona Open, taking place September 10 through September 14.  Six hundred nineteen players turned out for this year’s event, even though there was a supposed 600 cap.  With a buy-in of €8,000, this brought the prize pool up to €4,952,000.  The German poker player Sebastian Ruthenberg took [continue]

In all the commotion and hype over the 2008 World Series of Poker, Europe is now getting excited about its own PokerStars European Poker Tour. Europe’s most prominent poker tour has just released its Season 5 schedule. The tour kicks off September 10, 2008 at Casino Barcelona in Spain with a [continue]

The EPT’s 4th season has come to a close, and it has been a raging success. With its end, was the Grand Final in Monte Carlo. The final able wrapped up Thursday, and after 13 hours at the final table, a winner was crowned. As to be expected with the amazingly talented field, this final [continue]

The European Poker Tour Grand Final just reached its final 10; unfortunately FTR’s Ben Sulsky, aka Sauce123 is not one of them. Day four started out with 39 players who were all guaranteed a good payday but a difference of over $200,000 between 39th and 9th proved to be strong motivation for the field [continue]

Relative unknown, Jason Mercier from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, captured the title of the European Poker Tour San Remo on Saturday, outlasting 700 other players for the biggest win of his young career.
In the biggest poker tournament to be ever held in Italy, each contestant paid €5,000 to enter, with the prize pool totaling over €3,200,000.
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Continuing from courtiebee’s summary of Days 1 and 2 of the EPT stop in San Remo, I’ll be bringing you Days 3 and 4. The action was hot and heavy in Italy yesterday, as the final table was set for today. They played down from 31 to 8 yesterday, and the players didn’t waste any [continue]

Apparently Italians love poker because they came out in droves for the European Poker Tour’s first ever event in Italy. The registration line was so long that people were waiting in the streets as people itched to become part of the action that was the EPT San Remo event, and the event sold out as [continue]

The past few days have been a bit of a holding pattern for live tournaments, as we’ve just put the WPT World Poker Challenge behind us, and are gearing up for an enormous April, ushering in the Spring with millions of dollars in payouts, and new faces made famous while doing so.
Yet another exciting tournament [continue]