PokerStars EPT Makes a Long-Awaited Return to London
They say that in London, you wait ages for a bus to come along, then three arrive all at once. The last time the European Poker Tour hit London was eight years ago, and it’s back with a bang and making up for lost time with a veritable extravaganza. If you were waiting for tournaments on the scale of the EPT, your wait has ended, thanks to PokerStars continuing the popular EPT by staging the next leg in the UK’s capital.
Park Lane is one of the top properties on the UK version of Monopoly for a reason, and those taking part in EPT London will be aware of that when enjoying the luxurious surroundings of the venue, namely the Hilton Park Lane. Between 18-28 October we can expect a host of big names from the great and the good of the poker world. Note that this festival also incorporates the UK & Ireland Poker Tour event, which runs on October 18-22.
Be There or Be Square
You can be part of this fantastic EPT stop by qualifying at PokerStars via a comprehensive and bankroll-friendly real money poker satellites set-up. There’s even a Steps route for Sit & Go fans. What better way to find yourself in the £5,300 buy-in Main Event tournament (October 22-28) than getting in for peanuts? The full EPT and UKIPT schedules are a feast of poker and life-changing sums are sure to be made...
Win a $30,000 Platinum Pass
Every online qualifier for EPT or UKIPT London will also earn a place in a live ‘all-in shootout’ Flipout Freeroll tournament on October 22, with the winner bagging a sought-after Platinum Pass worth $30,000.
Meanwhile, another Platinum Pass is going to be awarded in the £3,000 buy-in EPT Platinum Pass Mystery Bounty which is scheduled to take place on October 24-26. As the name of the event suggests, the Platinum Pass will be hidden in one of the mystery bounty envelopes...
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