The largest poker room in the world, PokerStars, has confirmed the dates and destination for the 7th season of the PokerStars European Poker Tour (EPT). The new season will debut with a €4,250 debut event in Tallinn, Estonia and will run from August 11th through 16th.
The destinations are once more very appealing and a summertime visit to them is very appealing to players around the world. The top names of poker gather in Europe at this time of the year for
The EPT Berlin has been making all of the tabloids lately. News broke that the robbers had been identified, apparently the amateur criminals thought it would be smart to
We love to read all of Doyle Brunson’s hilarious Twitter updates. He often makes jokes and histerical comments. The last one was particularly entertaining as the comment was on a proposed movie about his life.
News broke that a scandalous robbery happened yesterday at the EPT Berlin. The tournament was taking place at the Grand Hyatt in Berlin and the crime resembled a scene out of a movie. Six men with masks and
The PokerStars EPT Copenhagen is already down to 9 players (instead of the usual 8 at the final table) and they will be broadcasting the action on PokerStars.tv
Italian poker player Francesco De Vivo is on the lead and right behind him is
The PokerStars European Poker Tour Warsaw wrapped up yesterday with an interesting champion. It was french amateurpoker player Christophe Benzimra who walked away with the title and €360,000.
Day 3 at the PokerStars EPT Warsaw was the money bubble day, now only 24 players are left to continue to Day 4 after securing at least €6,874.
In the lead is Canadian poker pro Jeff Sarwer who lives in Poland, with 956,500 in chips. Other players still in the field include Vitaly Lunkin (198.500), Shaun Deeb (192.500), and Luca Pagano (112.500). Average stack at this point is 250,000.
Tomorrow the final table will be played out, stay tuned. These are the final payout results:
The PokerStars EPT Warsaw attracted a field of 203 players, today in Day 2 of play only 56 remain to battle for the €358,645 first place prize. Day 2 play lasted
As we reported previously, Peter Eastgate was in an good position to make it to the title of the EPT London. However, cards did not
The PokerStars EPT London Main Event final table is going to be played out today. A notable player to take part at the final table  is 2008 World Series of poker Champ Peter Eastgate, the poker prodigy is looking for his first EPT title.
The Dane will fight for the £850,000 first prize and the title against seven other players. Eastgate has an edge inÂ