European Poker Tour

Poker tournament in Europe

European Poker Tour

Sport| Texas Hold 'em
Founded| 2004 by John Duthie
CEO| 2004-2012 John Duthie
2012-2017 Edgar Stuchly[1]
2017-2018 David Carrion
2018-now Cédric Billot
Continent| Europe
Most recent
champion(s)|  Pedro Marques
EPT Prague (Dec/2024)
Most titles|  Victoria Coren (2)
Mikalai Pobal (2)
Mike Watson (2)
Anton "WhatIfGod" Bergstrom (2)
Broadcaster(s)| Sunset + Vine[2]
Official website| europeanpokertour.com Flutter Entertainment plc www.starsgroup.com
Old logo used prior to 2018 Old logo used from 2018 to 2021

The European Poker Tour (EPT) is a series of poker tournaments created by John Duthie, winner of the inaugural Poker Million tournament. It began in 2004 as part of the worldwide explosion in Texas Hold 'em popularity. Since 2011 the EPT has been sponsored and wholly owned and controlled by PokerStars the online casino and taped by Sunset + Vine for television broadcast across Europe. By season 4 the buy-in for most EPT events was increased to €8,000 (due to increased popularity and lack of space in participating casinos[3]). At 2007 exchange rates, this is approximately equal to the US$10,000 which is the buy-in for most major poker events.

This single move made the EPT the largest poker tour in the world, eclipsing its nearest rivals significantly. The WSOP was larger, but was only run in Las Vegas.

The final table like most other major poker events is made up of 8 players.

For the first couple of seasons, John Duthie commentated for the show alongside Colin Murray. Since the middle of Season 3, James Hartigan has been the lead commentator, with professional players Greg Raymer, Daniel Negreanu and Victoria Coren Mitchell providing analysis. Hartigan also presents the live webcast[4] from each event. The TV show was first hosted by Caroline Flack, then joined by Natalie Pinkham. Seasons 4 and 5 were hosted by Kara Scott, while Seasons 6 and 7 were fronted by Michelle Orpe. Since Season 8, there have been four different presenters with Kristy Arnett, Sarah Grant, Laura Cornelius and Lynn Gilmartin, with commentators James Hartigan and Joe Stapleton presenting the TV shows.

## 2010 EPT Berlin robbery

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On 6 March 2010 four masked men, armed with knives and at least one hand gun robbed the EPT event in Berlin. According to the police, the robbers got away with €242,000. No one was seriously injured, only one guard got a minor cut while trying to detain one of the robbers. The panic which gripped the crowd was briefly captured on the live webcast before the camera cut away. The attackers were caught several days after the robbery and later convicted and sentenced to three years in prison.[5]

## 2017 rebranding

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In 2017, the series was discontinued and rebranded as the PokerStars Championship. However, this only lasted one year and the EPT returned in 2018.[6]

## 2020 EPT Online

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In 2020, three scheduled stops on the EPT (in Monte Carlo, Barcelona and Prague) were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic – a fourth event (in Sochi) continued as planned.

An inaugural EPT Online series took place on sponsor site PokerStars instead, running from 8–18 November 2020. The series comprised 20 tournaments, including a $5,200 Main Event, four $10,300 High Roller events, and a $25,000 Super High Roller. The Main Event, which had a $5 million guaranteed prize pool, attracted 1,304 entries. The final prize pool came to $6.52 million, of which $1,019,082 went to the eventual winner "WhatIfGod", with Timothy Adams finishing as runner-up.[7]

## EPT Main Event winners

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| PokerStars Championship (PSC) Main Event winner (2017).

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| PokerStars Caribbean Adventure Main Event winner.
| Winner of poker's Triple Crown.
Season  | Date  | Event and location  | Main Event winner  | Prize

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1 | 18–19 September 2004  |  EPT Barcelona Open  |  Alexander Stevic  | €80,000
9–10 October 2004  |  EPT London  |  John Shipley | £200,000
23–24 October 2004  |  EPT Dublin  |  Ram Vaswani | €93,000
29–30 January 2005  |  EPT Scandinavian Open, Copenhagen  |  Noah Boeken | DKr1,098,340
15–19 February 2005  |  EPT French Open, Deauville  |  Brandon Schaefer  | €144,000
10–11 March 2005  |  EPT Vienna  |  Pascal Perrault | €184,500
15–19 March 2005  |  EPT Grand Final, Monte Carlo  |  Rob Hollink | €635,000
2 | 16–17 September 2005  |  EPT Barcelona Open  |  Jan Boubli | €426,000
30 September–2 October 2005  |  EPT London  |  Mark Teltscher | €280,000
4–6 October 2005  |  EPT Baden Classic  |  Patrik Antonius | €288,180
29–30 October 2005  |  EPT Dublin  |  Mats Gavatin  | €317,000
19–22 January 2006  |  EPT Scandinavian Open, Copenhagen  |  Mads Andersen | DKr2,548,040
8–11 February 2006  |  EPT French Open, Deauville  |  Mats Iremark  | €480,000
7–11 March 2006  |  EPT Grand Final, Monte Carlo  |  Jeff Williams | €900,000
3 | 13–16 September 2006  |  EPT Barcelona Open  |  Bjørn-Erik Glenne  | €691,000
21–24 September 2006  |  EPT London  |  Victoria Coren | £500,000
7–10 October 2006  |  EPT Baden Classic  |  Duc Thang Nguyen  | €487,397
16–29 October 2006  |  EPT Dublin  |  Roland De Wolfe | €554,300
17–20 January 2007  |  EPT Scandinavian Open, Copenhagen  |  Magnus Petersson  | DKr4,078,080
8–11 March 2007  |  EPT German Open, Dortmund  |  Andreas Høivold | €672,000
14–17 March 2007  |  EPT Warsaw Open  |  Peter Jepsen  | zł1,226,711
28 March–2 April 2007  |  EPT Grand Final, Monte Carlo  |  Gavin Griffin | €1,825,010
4 | 28 August–1 September 2007  |  EPT Barcelona Open  |  Sander Lylloff  | €1,170,700
25–29 September 2007  |  EPT London  |  Joseph Mouawad | £611,520
7–10 October 2007  |  EPT Baden Classic  |  Julian Thew | €670,800
30 October–3 November 2007  |  EPT Dublin  |  Reuben Peters  | €532,620
10–14 December 2007  |  EPT Prague  |  Arnaud Mattern  | €708,400
5–10 January 2008  |  PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, Paradise Island  |  Bertrand Grospellier | $2,000,000
29 January–2 February 2008  |  EPT German Open, Dortmund  |  Mike McDonald | €933,600
19–23 February 2008  |  EPT Scandinavian Open, Copenhagen  |  Tim Vance  | DKr6,220,488
11–15 March 2008  |  EPT Warsaw Open  |  Michael Schulze  | zł2,153,999
1–5 April 2008  |  EPT Sanremo  |  Jason Mercier | €869,000
12–17 April 2008  |  EPT Grand Final, Monte Carlo  |  Glen Chorny | €2,020,000
5 | 10–14 September 2008  |  EPT Barcelona Open  |  Sebastian Ruthenberg | €1,361,000
1–5 October 2008  |  EPT London  |  Michael Martin | £1,000,000
28 October–1 November 2008  |  EPT Hungarian Open, Budapest  |  Will Fry  | €595,840
15–19 November 2008  |  EPT Warsaw Open  |  João Barbosa  | €367,140
9–13 December 2008  |  EPT Prague  |  Salvatore Bonavena  | €774,000
5–10 January 2009  |  PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, Paradise Island  |  Poorya Nazari | $3,000,000
20–24 January 2009  |  EPT French Open, Deauville  |  Moritz Kranich  | €851,400
17–21 February 2009  |  EPT Scandinavian Open, Copenhagen  |  Jens Kyllönen | DKr6,542,208
10–14 March 2009  |  EPT German Open, Dortmund  |  Sandra Naujoks  | €917,000
18–23 April 2009  |  EPT Sanremo  |  Constant Rijkenberg  | €1,508,000
28 April–3 May 2009  |  EPT Grand Final, Monte Carlo  |  Pieter de Korver  | €2,300,000
6 | 18–23 August 2009  |  EPT Kyiv  |  Maxim Lykov | €330,000
4–9 September 2009  |  EPT Barcelona  |  Carter Phillips | €850,000
2–7 October 2009  |  EPT London  |  Aaron Gustavson  | £850,000
20–25 October 2009  |  EPT Warsaw  |  Christophe Benzimra  | zł1,493,170
17–22 November 2009  |  EPT Vilamoura  |  António Matias  | €404,793
1–6 December 2009  |  EPT Prague  |  Jan Skampa  | €682,000
5–11 January 2010  |  PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, Paradise Island  |  Harrison Gimbel  | $2,200,000
20–25 January 2010  |  EPT Deauville  |  Jake Cody | €847,000
16–21 February 2010  |  EPT Copenhagen  |  Anton Wigg  | DKr3,675,000
2–7 March 2010  |  EPT Berlin  |  Kevin MacPhee | €1,000,000
21–26 March 2010  |  EPT Snowfest, Salzburg  |  Allan Bække  | €445,000
15–21 April 2010  |  EPT Sanremo  |  Liv Boeree | €1,250,000
25–30 April 2010  |  EPT Grand Final, Monte Carlo  |  Nicolas Chouity  | €1,700,000
7 | 11–16 August 2010  |  EPT Tallinn  |  Kevin Stani  | €400,000
28 August–2 September 2010  |  EPT Vilamoura  |  Toby Lewis | €467,836
29 September–4 October 2010  |  EPT London  |  David Vamplew | £900,000
26–31 October 2010  |  EPT Vienna  |  Michael Eiler  | €700,000
22–27 November 2010  |  EPT Barcelona  |  Kent Lundmark  | €825,000
13–18 December 2010  |  EPT Prague  |  Roberto Romanello | €640,000
8–15 January 2011  |  PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, Paradise Island  |  Galen Hall  | $2,300,000
25–31 January 2011  |  EPT Deauville  |  Lucien Cohen  | €880,000
21–26 February 2011  |  EPT Copenhagen  |  Michael Tureniec  | DKr3,700,000
20–25 March 2011  |  EPT Snowfest, Salzburg  |  Vladimir Geshkenbein  | €390,000
5–10 April 2011  |  EPT Berlin  |  Ben Wilinofsky  | €825,000
27 April–3 May 2011  |  EPT Sanremo  |  Rupert Elder | €930,000
7–12 May 2011  |  EPT Grand Final, Madrid  |  Ivan Freitez  | €1,500,000
8 | 2–7 August 2011  |  EPT Tallinn  |  Ronny Kaiser  | €275,000
27 August–1 September 2011  |  EPT Barcelona  |  Martin Schleich  | €850,000
20 September–6 October 2011  |  EPT London  |  Benny Spindler  | £750,000
21–27 October 2011  |  EPT Sanremo  |  Andrey Pateychuk  | €680,000
15–20 November 2011  |  EPT Loutraki  |  Zimnan Ziyard  | €347,000
5–10 December 2011  |  EPT Prague  |  Martin Finger  | €720,000
7–13 January 2012  |  PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, Paradise Island  |  John Dibella  | $1,775,000
31 January–6 February 2012  |  EPT Deauville  |  Vadim Kursevich  | €875,000
20–25 February 2012  |  EPT Copenhagen  |  Mickey Petersen  | DKr2,515,000
12–17 March 2012  |  EPT Madrid  |  Frederik Jensen  | €495,000
26–31 March 2012  |  EPT Campione  |  Jannick Wrang  | €640,000
16–21 April 2012  |  EPT Berlin  |  Davidi Kitai | €712,000
25–30 April 2012  |  EPT Grand Final, Monte Carlo  |  Mohsin Charania | €1,350,000
9 | 15–25 August 2012  |  EPT Barcelona  |  Mikalai Pobal  | €1,007,550
5–11 October 2012  |  EPT Sanremo  |  Ludovic Lacay  | €744,910
9–15 December 2012  |  EPT Prague  |  Ramzi Jelassi  | €835,000
7–13 January 2013  |  PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, Paradise Island  |  Dimitar Danchev  | $1,859,000
3–9 February 2013  |  EPT Deauville  |  Remi Castaignon  | €770,000
10–16 March 2013  |  EPT London  |  Ruben Visser  | £595,000
21–27 April 2013  |  EPT Berlin  |  Daniel Pidun  | €880,000
6–12 May 2013  |  EPT Grand Final, Monte Carlo  |  Steve O'Dwyer | €1,224,000
10 | 26 August–7 September 2013  |  EPT Barcelona  |  Tom Middleton  | €924,000
2–12 October 2013  |  EPT London  |  Robin Ylitalo  | £560,980
12–18 December 2013  |  EPT Prague  |  Julian Track  | €725,700
7–13 January 2014  |  PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, Paradise Island  |  Dominik Pańka  | $1,423,096
26 January–1 February 2014  |  EPT Deauville  |  Sotirios Koutoupas  | €614,000
23–29 March 2014  |  EPT Vienna  |  Oleksii Khoroshenin  | €578,392
14–20 April 2014  |  EPT Sanremo  |  Victoria Coren (2)  | €476,100
26 April–2 May 2014  |  EPT Grand Final, Monte Carlo  |  Antonio Buonanno  | €1,240,000
11 | 16–27 August 2014  |  EPT Barcelona  |  Andre Lettau  | €794,058
8–18 October 2014  |  EPT London  |  Sebastian Pauli  | £499,700
7–17 December 2014  |  EPT Prague  |  Stephen Graner  | €969,000
8–14 January 2015  |  PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, Paradise Island  |  Kevin Schulz  | $1,491,580
27 January–7 February 2015  |  EPT Deauville  |  Ognyan Dimov  | €543,700
17–28 March 2015  |  EPT Malta, St. Julian's, Portomaso  |  Jean Montury  | €687,400
28 April–8 May 2015  |  EPT Grand Final, Monte Carlo  |  Adrián Mateos | €1,082,000
12 | 18–30 August 2015  |  EPT Barcelona  |  John Juanda | €1,022,593
20–31 October 2015  |  EPT Malta, Portomaso  |  Niall Farrell  | €534,330
5–16 December 2015  |  EPT Prague  |  Hossein Ensan | €754,510
6–14 January 2016  |  PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, Paradise Island  |  Mike Watson | $728,325
9–20 February 2016  |  EPT Dublin  |  Dzmitry Urbanovich  | €561,900
26 April–6 May 2016  |  EPT Grand Final, Monte Carlo  |  Jan Bendik  | €961,800
13 | 16–28 August 2016  |  EPT Barcelona  |  Sebastian Malec  | €1,122,800
18–29 October 2016  |  EPT Malta, Portomaso  |  Aliaksei Boika  | €355,700
8–19 December 2016  |  EPT Prague  |  Jasper Meijer van Putten  | €699,300
PSC | 6–14 January 2017  |  PSC Bahamas |  Christian Harder | $429,664
14–20 March 2017  |  PSC Panama  |  Kenneth Smaron  | $293,860
1–9 April 2017  |  PSC Macau  |  Elliot Smith  | HKD2,877,500
29 April–5 May 2017  |  PSC Monte Carlo  |  Raffaele Sorrentino  | €466,714
25–31 May 2017  |  PSC Sochi  |  Pavel Shirshikov  | ₽29,100,000
21–27 August 2017  |  PSC Barcelona  |  Sebastian Sorensson  | €987,043
12–18 December 2017  |  PSC Prague  |  Kalidou Sow  | €675,000
2018 | 6–14 January 2018  |  PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, Paradise Island  |  Maria Lampropulos  | $1,081,100
23–29 March 2018  |  EPT Sochi  |  Arsenii Karmatckii  | ₽27,300,000
28 April–4 May 2018  |  EPT Monte Carlo  |  Nicolas Dumont  | €712,000
27 August–2 September 2018  |  EPT Barcelona  |  Piotr Nurzynski  | €1,037,109
22–29 September 2018  |  EPT Open Sochi  |  Wjatscheslaw Bondarzew  | ₽12,063,300
11–18 December 2018  |  EPT Prague  |  Paul Michaelis  | €840,000
2019 | 5–16 January 2019  |  PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, Paradise Island  |  David Rheem | $1,567,100
24–29 March 2019  |  EPT Sochi  |  Uri Gilboa  | ₽27,475,000
25 April–4 May 2019  |  PokerStars and Monte-Carlo Casino EPT  |  Manig Löser  | €603,777
26 June–2 July 2019  |  EPT Open Madrid  |  Jakub Grzegorzek  | €176,357
20 August–1 September 2019  |  EPT Barcelona  |  Simon Brändström  | €1,290,166
9–13 October 2019  |  EPT Open Sochi  |  Yi Ye  | ₽19,306,000
11–17 December 2019  |  EPT Prague  |  Mikalai Pobal (2)  | €1,005,600
2020
2021 | 6–11 October 2020  |  EPT Sochi  |  Ruslan Bogdanov  | ₽15,984,500
8–15 November 2020  |  PokerStars EPT Online I  |  Anton "WhatIfGod"
Bergstrom  | $1,019,082
23–30 March 2021  |  EPT Sochi  |  Artur Martirosian  | ₽24,633,000
2–11 October 2021  |  EPT Open Sochi  |  Evgeniy Starinkov  | ₽16,029,300
8–19 December 2021  |  PokerStars EPT Online II  |  Anton "WhatIfGod"
Bergstrom (2)  | $363.640
2022 | 5–16 March 2022  |  EPT Prague  |  Grzegorz Główny  | €692,252
28 April–7 May 2022  |  EPT Monte Carlo  |  Marcelo Simões  | €939,840
8–21 August 2022  |  EPT Barcelona  |  Giuliano Bendinelli  | €1,491,133
18–28 October 2022  |  EPT London  |  Ian Hamilton  | £664,400
7–18 December 2022  |  EPT Prague  |  Jordan Saccucci  | €913,250
2023 | 23–29 January 2023  |  PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, New Providence  |  Michel Dattani  | $1,316,963
15–26 February 2023  |  EPT Paris  |  Razvan Belea  | €1,170,000
26 April–6 May 2023  |  EPT Monte Carlo  |  Mike Watson (2)  | €749,425
21 August–3 September 2023  |  EPT Barcelona  |  Simon Wiciak  | €1,134,375
11–22 October 2023  |  EPT Cyprus  |  Gilles Simon  | $1,042,000
4–15 December 2023  |  EPT Prague  |  Padraig O'Neill  | €1,030,000
2024 | 14–25 February 2024  |  EPT Paris  |  Barny Boatman | €1,287,800
24 April–4 May 2024  |  EPT Monte Carlo  |  Derk Van Luijk  | €1,000,000
26 August–8 September 2024  |  EPT Barcelona  |  Stephen Song  | €1,290,386
9–20 October 2024  |  EPT Cyprus  |  Oliver Weis  | $1,030,000
4–15 December 2024  |  EPT Prague  |  Pedro Marques  | €963,450
2025 | 30 April–10 May 2025  |  EPT Monte Carlo  |  Aleksandr Shevliakov  | €1,000,000
18-31 August 2025  |  EPT Barcelona  |  |
1-12 October 2025  |  EPT Malta  |  |
13-14 December 2025  |  EPT Prague  |  |

## References

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