The European Poker Tour returned to the place where it all began 15 years ago with the victory of Alexander Stevic and the festival at Casino Barcelona is traditionally known as one of the biggest and busiest stops of the calendar year. It was no different for the 2018 PokerStars European Poker Tour Barcelona €5,300 Main Event, yet the expectations went up…
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There was plenty of poker action and drama at the penultimate day of the EPT Barcelona Main Event. There were 13 players at the start of that day and just six of them made it through the end. They will resume play at noon today at Casino Barcelona to fight for the title and the €1.6-million first-place…
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Friday was a long day of quality poker at Casino Barcelona where this year’s edition of the EPT Barcelona festival is currently running. Eyes are set on the Main Event, which is entering its concluding stages. The tournament attracted a record-breaking field of more than 1,900 entries, but there are only 13 of them left. Day 4…
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With just 56 players left in the PokerStars European Poker Tour Barcelona Main Event, it is Irishman Mark Buckley who is chip leader. The chip lead jumped between half a dozen players in the final few levels of the day before Buckley bagged 2,650,000 to top the pile heading into Day 4. Close behind him is Brazilian Fabiano Kovalski (2,530,000)…
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EPT Barcelona: The second-most expensive tournament of the 2018 PokerStars European Poker Tour Barcelona festival has crowned a champion. It was Benjamin Pollak who lifted the trophy for the winner shots at Casino Barcelona after defeating fellow countryman Jean-Noel Thorel in heads-up. The €50,000 Single-Day High Roller attracted a field of 69 entries, including 15 re-entries, to create a prize pool of €3,347,190. The top nine spots were paid.…
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After 16 — yes, 16 — starting flights and two final days of play down, WPT500 Los Angeles ended on Monday with Michael Copeland emerging atop a field of 2,509 entries at The Bicycle to win $181,950. He put in a dominant performance over the final two days, holding a chip lead from late in Day 2 on to…
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The World Series of Poker Circuit wrapped up its second event of the 2018-19 season, and Gordon Wilcox emerged triumphant to claim his first Circuit ring and $169,052 in prize money in the $1,700 Main Event. Wilcox made it through a field of 519 and held the chip lead the whole way through the final day of play. The win…
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