European Poker Tour

The European Poker Tour returns to its birthplace for the €100k Super High Roller. Eight finalists compete for a first prize of €1.2m.

On Day 2, three former champions – Patrick Antonius, Chino Rheem and Noah Boeken – take centre stage.

Team Pro Ben Spragg and PSPC runner-up Julien Martini are among the players hoping to secure a slice of the €11m prize pool.

Everyone is now in the money in the biggest European Poker Tour Main Event of all time. On Day 3, EPT veterans Jamila von Perger and Leo Margets contend with a horde of new talent.

Day 3 of the Main Event continues, with 115 players remaining from a starting field of 2,294. Simon Brandstrom aims to defend his title and is joined by online pro Andre Marques.

Defending champion Simon Brandstrom continues his quest for back-to-back titles, and an unlikely hero emerges to challenge for the chip lead in this European Poker Tour Main Event.

1% of the record-breaking field remains in this European Poker Tour Main Event. Former champ Kalidou Sow is among the players chasing the title, trophy and €1.7m first prize.

Just 16 players remain in the biggest European Poker Tour Main Event of all time. With life-changing money on the line,the tournament is tense, but the mood is unexpectedly jovial.

On the penultimate day of this record-breaking European Poker Tour Main Event, the trophy and €1.7m first prize are within sight.

It’s the final table of the biggest European Poker Tour Main Event in history. Brazilian pro Fabiano Kovalski & the ever-entertaining Jimmy Guerrero are among the six competitors.

The final table continues. Can Giuliano Bendinelli continue his incredible comeback, or will the Brazilian fans on the rail cheer their players to victory?