France Poker Series

Regional poker tour

France Poker Series

Sport| poker
Founded| 2010
Ceased| 2024
Replaced by| PokerStars Open
Country|  France
Morocco
Monaco
Belgium
Last
champion(s)|  Zine Benrebai (2024)
Most titles| Yury Nesterenko (2014/2014)
Anthony Apicella (2014/2022)
Sponsor(s)| PokerStars
Tournament format| Texas Hold'em
Official website| pokerstarslive.com

The France Poker Series (FPS) started in May 2010, is a major regional poker tour in France and French speaking countries. The tour is sponsored by PokerStars.com, like its counterparts, the European Poker Tour (2004), Asia Pacific Poker Tour (2007), Latin American Poker Tour (2008) and North American Poker Tour (2010).[1]

## History

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The FPS is a series of poker tournaments that ran for 6 seasons from 2010 to 2016 and 29 stops in France, Morocco and Monaco, where the best poker players from the region and the world competed for the title of champion of FPS.
In 2017, the series was discontinued, as well as other poker series around the world sponsored by PokerStars.net, rebranding to the PokerStars Festival for country tours and PokerStars Championship for major regional tours, which brought together all other regional tours such as LAPT (Latin American Poker Tour), EKA (Eureka Poker Tour), IPT (Italian Poker Tour), ESPT (Estrellas Poker Tour) UKIPT (UK and Ireland Poker Tour), among others. In 2018 the PokerStars Festival was discontinued.[2]
In 2022, PokerStars.net announces the return of the France Poker Series in events that took place in France and Monaco.[3][4]
Discontinued: In 2024, PokerStars announced the new PokerStars Open that replaces the following tours: EKA (Eureka Poker Tour), UKIPT (UK and Ireland Poker Tour), FPS (France Poker Series) and ESPT (Estrellas Poker Tour), starting in March 2025.[5]

## Results

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### Season 1

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Date  | Event / City  | Players  | Prize Pool  | Winner  | Prize  | Results

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1–2 May 2010  |  FPS Beaulieu €1,200
Casino de Beaulieu |

149

| €157,345  |  Jose Ignacio Barbero[6] | €40,123  | [1]
25–26 September 2010  |  FPS Divonne €1,200
Casino de Divonne-les-Bains |

399

| €421,344  |  Serge Didisheim[7] | €108,894  | [2]
16–17 October 2010  |  FPS Saint-Amand €1,200
Casino de Saint-Amand-les-Eaux |

228

| €235,488  |  David Jaoui[8] | €42,175  | [3]
13–14 November 2010  |  FPS Lyon €1,200
Casino Le Lyon Vert |

228

| €342,144  |  Christophe Monnin[9] | €88,444  | [4]
18–19 December 2010  |  FPS Forges-les-Eaux €1,200
Grand Casino de Forges-les-Eaux |

265

| €279,440  |  Mathieu Thiry[10] | €75,000  | [5]
9–14 February 2011  |  FPS Paris FINAL €2,000
Cercle Haussmann Paris |

567

| €979,776  | Marvin Rettenmaier[11] | €244,036  | [6]

### Season 2

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Date  | Event / City  | Players  | Prize Pool  | Winner  | Prize  | Results

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30 November-4 December 2011  |  FPS Mazagan Dhs 13,200 (~€1,180)
Mazagan Beach Resort, El Jadida |

305

| Dhs 3,579,785
(~€320,045) |  Anas Tadini[12] | Dhs 900,000
(~€80,463) | [7]
31 January-6 February 2012  |  EPT/FPS Deauville €1,200
Casino Barrière de Deauville |

329

| €315,840  |  Ludovic Sultan[13] | €82,000  | [8]
21–25 March 2012  |  FPS Snowfest Evian €1,200
Casino d'Evian |

296

| €284,160  |  Veronika Pavlikova[14] | €70,000  | [9]
10–13 May 2012  |  FPS Amnéville €1,100
Casino Tranchant Seven, Amnéville |

317

| €304,320  |  Ben Dobson[15] | €70,000  | [10]
27 June-1 July 2012  |  FPS Gujan-Mestras €1,100
Casino du Lac de la Magdeleine, Gujan-Mestras |

172

| €165,120  |  Florian Desgouttes[16] | €43,000  | [11]
11–14 October 2012  |  FPS Mazagan Dhs 12,000 (~€1,050)
Mazagan Beach Resort, El Jadida |

208

| Dhs 2,219,360
(~€194,302) |  Karim Rharbaoui[17] | Dhs 505,000
(~€44,212) | [12]
13–19 November 2012  |  FPS Paris €1,100
Cercle Cadet, Paris |

715

| €709,738  | Mateusz Rypulak[18] | €150,000  | [13]
30 January-3 February 2013  |  FPS Deauville FINAL €1,200
Casino Barrière de Deauville |

828

| €794,880  |  Patrick Braga[19] | €165,000  | [14]

### Season 3

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Date  | Event / City  | Players  | Prize Pool  | Winner  | Prize  | Results

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21–24 March 2013  |  FPS Snowfest Evian €1,100
Casino d'Evian |

280

| €268,800  |  Neil Raine[20] | €60,000  | [15]
30 May-2 June 2013  |  FPS Amnéville €1,100
Casino Tranchant Seven, Amnéville |

417

| €400,320  |  Ibrahim Feliani[21] | €92,000  | [16]
23–29 September 2013  |  FPS Sunfest Cannes €1,100
JOA Royal Casino Cannes-Mandelieu |

559

| €536,640  |  Giedrius Gradeckas[22] | €92,000  | [17]
16–23 November 2013  |  FPS Paris €1,100
Cercle Cadet, Paris |

818

| €811,980  | Rodolphe Dethiere[23] | €153,000  | [18]
22–26 January 2014  |  FPS Deauville FINAL €1,100
Casino Barrière de Deauville |

1,095

| €1,051,200  |  Niels van Leeuwen[24] | €175,000  | [19]

### Season 4

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Date  | Event / City  | Players  | Prize Pool  | Winner  | Prize  | Results

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23–26 April 2014  |  EPT/FPS Monte Carlo €1,200
Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort |

837

| €811,890  |  Yury Nesterenko[25] | €150,000  | [20]
2–5 October 2014  |  FPS Sunfest Cannes €1,200
JOA Royal Casino Cannes-Mandelieu |

582

| €558,720  |  Yury Nesterenko[26] | €91,000  | [21]
21 November 2014  |  FPS Paris €1,200
Cercle Cadet Paris | CANCELLED by PokerStars[27] due French authorities decided to
close down Cercle Cadet for an "undetermined amount of time" after an
operation carried out by the French Judicial Police (DCPJ) on Oct. 14.[28]
20 December 2014  |  STUDENT FRANCE POKER SERIES €150
Guaranteed Prize Pool €10,000
Casino Barrière de Deauville |

164

| €21,254  |  Patrick Miangu  | €5,000  | [22]
28 January-1 February 2015  |  EPT/FPS Deauville €1,200
Casino Barrière de Deauville |

1,355

| €1,300,800  |  Anthony Apicella[29] | €197,000  | [23]

### Season 5

[edit]

Date  | Event / City  | Players  | Prize Pool  | Winner  | Prize  | Results

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28 April-2 May 2015  |  EPT/FPS Monte Carlo €1,200
Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort |

993

| €963,210  |  Sebastian Supper[30] | €177,000  | [24]
21–26 July 2015  |  FPS Lille €1,100
Hotel Casino Barrière de Lille |

745

| €715,200  |  Bart Lybaert[31] | €122,000  | [25]
15–20 December 2015  |  FPS ENGHIEN €1,100
Casino Barrière de d'Enghien |

940

| €902,400  |  Arnaud Desbrosse[32] | €147,000  | [26]

### Season 6

[edit]

Date  | Event / City  | Players  | Prize Pool  | Winner  | Prize  | Results

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25 April-6 May 2016  |  EPT/FPS Monte Carlo €1,200
Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort |

1,261

| €1,223,170  |  Stephane Dossetto[33] | €218,000  | [27]
19–24 July 2016  |  FPS/UKIPT Lille €1,100
Hotel Casino Barrière de Lille |

726

| €696,960  |  Fabrice Casano[34] | €121,000  | [28]
20–25 September 2016  |  FPS Deauville €1,100
Casino Barrière de Deauville |

615

| €590,400  |  Gabriel Nassif[35] | €113,030  | [29]

### Season 2022

[edit]

Date  | Event / City  | Players  | Prize Pool  | Winner  | Prize  | Results

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28 April-7 May  |  EPT/FPS Monte Carlo €1,100
Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort |

1,918

| €1,841,280  |  Lucas Scafini[36] | €250,000  | [30]
4–9 October  |  FPS Divonne €1,100
Casino de Divonne-les-Bains |

628

| €603,020  |  Nicolas Hamouni[37] | €113,670  | [31][32]
18–27 November  |  FPS Aix-en-Provence €1,100
Pasino Grand Aix-en-Provence |

779

| €747,840  |  Anthony Apicella[38] | €141,200  | [33]

### Season 2023

[edit]

Date  | Event / City  | Players  | Prize Pool  | Winner  | Prize  | Results

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15–26 February  |  EPT/FPS Paris €1,100
Hyatt Regency Paris Étoile |

2,071

| €1,988,160  |  Alan Goasdoue[39] | €287,830  | [34]
26 April-6 May  |  EPT/FPS Monte Carlo €1,100
Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort |

2,138

| €2,052,480  |  Daisuke Ogita[40] | €307,160  | [35]
15–23 July  |  FPS Stade Jean-Bouin Paris €1,100
Stade Jean-Bouin (Paris) |

1,384

| €1,328,640  |  Lorenzo Arduini[41] | €211,000  | [36]
3–8 October  |  FPS Aix-les-Bains €1,100
Casino Grand Cercle Aix-les-Bains |

475

| €456,000  |  Alban Juen[42] | €90,070  | [37]
10–19 November  |  FPS Aix-en-Provence €1,100
Pasino Grand Aix-en-Provence |

611

| €586,560  |  Sahil Chutani[43] | €110,400  | [38]

### Season 2024

[edit]

Date  | Event / City  | Players  | Prize Pool  | Winner  | Prize  | Results

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14–25 February  |  EPT/FPS Paris €1,100
Palais des congrès de Paris |

4,149

| €3,983,040  |  Mateusz Moolhuizen[44] | €470,830  | [39]
24–28 April  |  EPT/FPS Monte Carlo €1,100
Sporting Monte Carlo, Larvotto, Monaco |

2,096

| €2,012,160  |  Atanas Malinov[45] | €303,190  | [40]
30 September-6 October  |  FPS Aix-les-Bains €1,100
Casino Grand Cercle Aix-les-Bains |

660

| €633,600  |  Zine Benrebai[46] | €122,150  | [41]
Sponsored Events
8–20 May  |  BPC Namur €1,100
Guarantted Prizepool €1,000,000
Circus Casino Resort, Namur, Belgium |

1,259

| €1,266,388  |  Rayane Benounnane[47] | €200,000  | [42]

## Winners by country

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Place  | Country  | Times

|
|

1st |  France |

2nd |  England |

|  Germany |

|  Morocco |

|  Netherlands |

|  Ukraine |

7th |  Argentina |

|  Belgium |

|  Brazil |

|  Bulgary |

|  Canada |

|  Czech Republic |

|  India |

|  Italy |

|  Japan |

|  Lithuania |

|  Poland |

|  Switzerland |

|  | 41

Up to Season 2024 - FPS Aix-les-Bains

## References

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* 2022
* 2023
* 2024

U.S. Poker Open|

* 2018
* 2019
* 2021
* 2022
* 2023
* 2024
* 2025

PokerGO Cup|

* 2021
* 2022
* 2023

Other events|

* Aussie Millions
* Belgian Poker Challenge
* Epic Poker League
* Genting Poker Series
* Intercontinental Poker Championship
* Irish Poker Open
* Late Night Poker
* National Heads-Up
* Master Classics of Poker (MCOP)
* Partouche Poker Tour
* Poker Million
* Super High Roller Bowl
* Tournament of Champions
* Triton Poker Series
* U.S. Poker Championship
* World Cup of Poker
* World Heads-Up

Online events|

* WCOOP
* FTOPS

[1] Starting in 2011, a World Series of Poker bracelet was awarded to the WSOP Circuit National Champion.
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