Andrey Pateychuk was crowned the winner of the WPT Prague last night, taking with him a €450,000 first prize. The win is the culmination of a spectacular 2011 run for the young Russian, who is also a newly crowned EPT champion.
The EPT San Remo Main Event found a winner last night. Russian Andrey Pateychuk overcame Bulgaria's Dimitar Danchev and Brit Barney Boatman among others to claim the title and a €800,000 first prize.
The EPT San Remo is nearing its conclusion, as the eight-player final table was set last night. Chip leader is Daniel Neilson, while Kevin MacPhee can become the first double EPT champion.
The European Poker Tour San Remo last night reached its final three tables, with just 24 players still alive. Chris McClung continues to dominate the competition, currently holding a 3.14 million chip lead.
The European Poker Tour San Remo has reached Day 3, with 64 players still in the run for a €800,000 first prize. Chip leader ahead of Day 4 is Christopher McClung with 1,202,000 chips.
The European Poker Tour San Remo has reached Day 3, seeing 145 players return to their seats today. 2010 November Niner Joseph Cheong has taken charge of the event, sitting on a 632k chip lead.
Less than 24 hours after the WSOPE found a new champion, another major event has kicked off with the EPT San Remo in Italy. A large number of stars have already found their way to the Casino San Remo.
The WSOPE €10,400 Main Event has reached Day 2, still counting some of the world's foremost poker players in the 220-player field. Controversial Dutchman Constant Rijkenberg is among the chip leaders.
Rupert Elder was crowned EPT San Remo champion today after defeating German Max Heinzelmann in one of the most dramatic heads-up finals of the year. Elder earned €930,000 for the win.
The final table of the EPT San Remo has been set. American Rupert Elder is chip leader with more than 8 million chips, while Team PokeStars pro Maxim Lykov is chasing his second EPT title.
The European Poker Tour's San Remo main event has reached Day 2, still counting a number of high profile players. Dutchman Ruben de Visser is in the lead, stacking up 251,500 chips.
The EPT San Remo main event got off to a successful start with the conclusion of Day 1A yesterday. Russian Lenoid Bilokur has taken an early lead with 187,900 chips ahead of Ukranian Aleksey Zharko.
The European Poker Tour is ready to hit the Italian city of San Remo, where the main event is scheduled to begin tomorrow at noon. The event will be one of the biggest of the 2011 EPT calendar.
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