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EPT

The European Poker Tour is a series of high profile televised tournaments held throughout Europe. Now at the start of its fifth season, the EPT attracts some of the top players from Europe and beyond.

The buy-in to each Leg of Season 5 is around €8000 + €250 (approximately £5200 + £200). The first leg of the tour is once again in Barcelona this August and will expect to top last years total of 543 players, generating a total prize pool of €4,181,100 and top prize of €1,170,700 which was won by former chess champion Sander Lylloff, 25, from Copenhagen, Denmark.

This season the tour also visits London (October), Budapest (October), Warsaw (November), Prague (December), The Bahamas (January), Deauville (TBC), Copenhagen (February), Dortmund (March), San Remo (April) and a Grand Final in Monaco (April).

Season 5 Schedule
CITY/
COUNTRY
TOURNAMENT DATES BUY-IN CAP
Barcelona SPAIN EPT Barcelona Open Sept 10-14, 2008 €8,000 + 250 600
London ENGLAND EPT London October 1-5, 2008 £5,200 + 200 500
Budapest HUNGARY EPT Budapest October 28 - November 1, 2008 €4,000 + 350 500
Warsaw POLAND EPT Polish Open November 15-19, 2008 20,000 + 1,000 PLN 400
Prague
CZECH REPUBLIC
EPT Prague December 9-13, 2008 €5,000 + €250 600
Atlantis Resort BAHAMAS PokerStars Caribbean Adventure January 5-10, 2009 $7,800 + $200 No limit
Deauville FRANCE EPT Deauville TBC €5,000 + 300 700
Copenhagen
DENMARK
EPT Scandinavian Open February 17-21, 2009 50,000 DKR + 2,250 500
Dortmund GERMANY EPT German Open March 10 - 14, 2009 €5,000 + 250 500
San Remo
ITALY
EPT San Remo April 18-23, 2009 €5,000 + 250 800
Monte Carlo
MONACO
EPT Grand Final April 28 - May 3, 2009 €10,000 + €600 1,000
History

Season 1 of the EPT (2004-05) included 6 legs and a Grand Final. Two UK players won a leg – John Shipley won the London EPT and Ram Vaswani won the following leg in Dublin. The Grand Final winner was the Dutch player Rob Hollink who collected €635,000 for his efforts.

Season 2 (2005-06) brought another 6 legs and Grand Final. The London leg of Season 2 was once again won by a UK player – Mark Teltscher, although the season was dominated by Scandinavian players until the Grand Final which was won by American Jeff Williams who took home a hefty €900,000.

Season 3 (2006-07) was extended to 7 legs plus the Grand Final and once again home field advantage worked for UK players as the London leg was won by Vicky Coren, whilst Roland de Wolfe didn’t have too far to travel when winning in Dublin. Yet again an American flew in to win the Grand Final – with Gavin Griffin picking up a massive €1,825,010.

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