European Poker Tour

The EPT is back in Monaco for the first time in 3 years and the €100k Super High Roller is down to the final 6 players. Adrian Mateos leads the way, with nearly €1.4m on the line.

It’s almost time to start paying players in the European Poker Tour Main Event. Once the bubble bursts in Monaco, the top 159 will be guaranteed a share of the €5.2m prize pool.

European Poker Tour veteran Ole Schemion takes centre stage, looking to add to the €5m he’s already won in Monaco.

Just 40 remain in the Main Event. Among the chip leaders is Ramon Colillas, winner of the biggest high roller tournament of all time.

16 players take their seats on Day 4 of the Main Event, including former EPT champion Niall Farrell and PSPC winner Ramon Colillas.

It’s the business end of the €5k Main Event, and time for 9 to become 6. Spanish pro Ramon Colillas is eyeing his second major title in 4 years.

Final table time in Monaco. 6 players take their seats on the last day of the Main Event: 3 professionals, 2 businessmen and a qualifier, competing for the prestigious title.