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France Poker Series Satellite Qualifiers

The France Poker Series (FPS) includes events across the country, including a Grand Final in Paris. It’s your chance to play big money poker alongside legends of the game like Bertrand ‘ElkY’ Grospellier, and you can qualify exclusively with PokerStars satellites.

LATEST NEWS:Play qualifier tournaments for the next FPS event of Season 2 and win your seat now. Look for the satellites in the PokerStars lobby under the ‘Events’, ‘More’ and ‘FPS’ tabs.

FPS Season 2 Schedule

The opening event of the Second Series of the France Poker Series will take place in the stunning beach resort of Mazagan in Morocco. The tournament is set for the beginning of December 2011, and you can win a prize package that’ll give you everything you need for an incredible poker trip.

Event	Location	Date	Buy-in
FPS Sunfest Mazagan	Mazagan Beach Resort - Morocco	December 1-4, 2011	€1,000 + 100
FPS Deauville	Casino Barriere, Deauville	February 4-5, 2012	€1,000 + 100
FPS SnowFest Evian	Evian Casino	March 22-25, 2012	€1,000 + 100
FPS Amneville	Amneville Casino	May 10-13, 2012	€1,000 + 100
FPS Gujan-Mestras	Gujan-Mestras Casino	June 27-July 1, 2012	€1,000 + 100
FPS SunFest Mazagan	Mazagan Beach Resort - Morocco	October 12-15, 2012	€1,000 + 100
FPS Paris	Cercle Cadet	November 13-19, 2012	€1,000 + 100
FPS Finale	Casino Barriere, Deauville	January 30-February 2, 2013	€1,000 + 100

The FPS is the France’s No.1 live poker event series and Season 2 looks set to build on the incredible success of Season 1 that saw packed-out tournaments up and down the land. This time, the first stop is in Morocco before further stops at some incredible venues, including an exclusive SnowFest event in Evian and a return to Mazagan in North Africa.

Season 2 will feature a Leader Board competition, where players are awarded points for making the money in France Poker Series tournaments, as well as participating in the events. The winner at season’s end will receive packages to all events of Season 3!

See the official France Poker Series site to find out more about the tour. Questions about France Poker Series qualifiers or events? Feel free to contact support@pokerstars.com.

How to Find FPS Satellites

Satellites for the second season of the France Poker Series are running now. Win your seat online and you’ll join the best players in the region, as well as other qualifiers just like you, to play for thousands of euros in cold, hard, cash.

Find FPS Satellites Now Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Download and launch the PokerStars game software Navigate to the Main Lobby and click the ‘Events’ tab Click the ‘More’ & ‘FPS’ tabs Poker Table

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FPS Season 1 Highlights

Amneville

Amneville | 317 players | €304,320 prize pool | 1st: Benjamin Dobson (€70,000)
The fourth stop of FPS Season 2 took place in Amneville in the North East of the country. In total 317 players registered for the Main Event, and the top 36 players shared the €304,320 prize pool. UK player Benjamin Dobson took it down, beating Frenchman Guillaume Roiron in the heads-up battle. It was Roiron’s first-ever live tournament after qualifying on PokerStars, and he took home €44,320 for second.
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Evian

Evian | 296 players | €284,160 prize pool | 1st: Veronika Pavlikova (€70,000)
Evian, on the shore of Lake Geneva in the French Alps, hosted 296 players for the visit of the France Poker Series, creating a total prize pool of €284,160. The big winner was Veronika Pavlikova, who qualified on PokerStars and took home €70,000 for the win. She beat Ludovic Marguerat in the heads-up finale when her A-6 flopped two pair to crush Marguerat’s pair of tens.
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Sunfest Mazagan

Sunfest Mazagan | 305 players | €320,045 prize pool | 1st: Anas Tadini (€80,463)
The first stop of Season 2 of the France Poker Series took place in the Moroccan seaside resort of Mazagan, where 305 players sat down to play for a prize pool of €320,045. France’s Anas Tadini scooped the title and €80,463 in cash, after leading for much of the tournament. He beat Sweden’s Daniel Hogstrom in the final stages to claim his first major tournament win.
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