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EPT9 Schedule Announced!

LATEST NEWS: Details of Season 9 of the world’s richest poker tour have been announced, with eight stops scheduled, including the 2013 PCA. Every event will be a 10-day festival of poker with a huge variety of tournaments and buy-ins. With fewer stops, but more poker, Season 9 will be spectacular.

Online qualification will be available very soon, so keep checking back for all the details. In the meantime, take a look at the new schedule at the official EPT website.

Congratulations to EPT Grand Final winner Mohsin Chanaria!

European Poker Tour Season 8 is now in the books after nine days of incredible big money poker action at the PokerStars and Monte-Carlo®Casino EPT Grand Final. The venue was the exclusive Monte Carlo Bay Hotel as the world’s best players competed for huge sums of money. The Main Event winner was Mohsin Chanaria from the US, who collected the title, trophy and €1,350,000 in cash. In all 655 runners played the €10,300 Main Event, and 97 places were paid.

The festival drew to a close with the star-studded Tournament of Champions, featuring previous EPT Main Event winners. The victor was EPT6 Warsaw champ Christophe Benzimra who won a passport for Season 9.

Super High Roller - €100,000

The Super High Roller turned out to be one of the richest poker tournaments Europe has ever seen, with a total prize pool of €4,432,500 split between just six players from a field of 38. US pro Justin Bonomo took it down, beating a stellar field, and a final table that featured Team PokerStars Pros Bertrand ‘ElkY’ Grospellier and Daniel Negreanu. The win was worth an incredible €1,640,000 - one of European poker’s biggest-ever prizes.

High Roller - €25,500

The 8-Max High Roller event attracted another star-studded field and was won by Russia’s Igor Kurganov, who collected €1,080,000 for the win. There was also another big performance from Team Pro’s Daniel Negreanu, who went close to yet another tournament victory, eventually busting in runner-spot for €598,600 in prize money.

For more details about the tour, and tournament reports from every event past and present, check out the PokerStars Blog, and also PokerStars.tv for interviews and video blogs. Please also take a look at the EPT’s official website, which has everything you need.

EPT Grand Final 2012: Champion Mohsin Charania

Season 8 Results and Winners

Event	Date	Prize Pool	Winner
Tallinn	2-7, August, 2011	€1,071,600	Ronny Kaiser (€275,000)
Barcelona	27 August-1 September, 2011	€4,055,000	Martin Schleich (€850,000)
London	30 September-6 October, 2011	£3,351,350	Benny Spindler (£750,000)
San Remo	21-27, October , 2011	€3,734,694	Andrey Pateychuk (€680,000)
Loutraki	15-20, November, 2011	€1,344,000	Zimnan Ziyard(€347,000)
Prague	5-10, December, 2011	€3,501,700	Martin Finger (€720,000)
PCA	5-15, January, 2012	€10,398,400	John Dibella ($1,775,000)
Deauville	31 January-6 February, 2012	€4,267,200	Vadzim Kursevich (€875,000)
Copenhagen	20-25 February, 2012	DKK10,046,400	Mickey Petersen (DKK2,515,000)
Madrid	12-17 March, 2012	€2,313,450	Frederik Jensen (€495,000)
Campione	26-31 March, 2012	€2,764,500	Jannick Wrang (€640,000)
Berlin	16-21 April, 2012	€3,725,000	Davidi Kitai (€640,000)
PokerStars and Monte-Carlo®Casino EPT Grand Final	April 23-May 1, 2012	€ 6,650,000	Mohsin Charania (€1,350,000)

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