Welsh pro Roberto Romanello stole the show when the European Poker Tour handed out its awards for the past season last night in Monte Carlo. Romanello took care of two awards, including the prestigious "Players Choice Player of The Year."

Igor Kurganov last night won the last major event on the EPT Grand Final schedule as he took down the €25,000 High Roller for a €1.08 million cash. Kurganov beat a stellar field on his way, including Daniel Negreanu who fell in second place.

The European Poker Tour crowned its last champion of the season last night, as Mohsin Charania won the Grand Final Main Event in Monte Carlo. Charania defeated Lucille Cailly heads-up to claim a €1.35 million first prize.

The €25,000 High Roller event at the EPT Grand Final in Monte Carlo has attracted one of the biggest elite fields in the history of the EPT. Phil Ivey is among the chip leaders with 25 players left.

The European Poker Tour's last final table of the season is set at the EPT €10,000 Grand Final Main Event in Monaco. Chip leader is French pro Bernard Guignon with 4,9 million chips.

The European Poker Tour's season finale is well underway in Monte Carlo, where the €10,000 Main Event has reached Day 2. David "Doc" Sands is the first player above 300,000 chips and is now the chip leader.

UK poker pro and writer Vicky Coren last night won the EPT Monte Carlo's €5,000 heads-up event for a €58,900 cash prize. Coren beat Melanie Weisner in an all-female final round to claim the title.

The European Poker Tour's last stop this season, the €10,000 Grand Final in Monte Carlo, is underway. The event shot off with Day 1A yesterday, seeing Martin Kabrhel take an early chip lead.

Justin Bonomo today secured himself the biggest win of his career after winning the first ever €100,000 EPT Super High Roller in Monte Carlo. Bonomo will collect €1.64 million for the win.

PokerStars has today announced the schedule for upcoming Season 9 of the European Poker Tour. The new season will see the number of stops reduced from the current 13 to just eight.

The EPT's €100,000 Super High Roller has reached its final table, which will be played later today. Chip leader with eight players left is Justin Bonomo, followed by German Tobias Reinkemeier.

The EPT €100,000 Super High Roller in Monte Carlo is ready for Day 2 at the Monte Carlo Casino in Monaco. Talal Shakerchi holds the chip lead in front of Jonathan Duhamel, while Gus Hansen and Jason Mercier were among those who busted out on Day 1.

The EPT Monaco Grand Final €100,000 Super High Roller has begun at the Monte Carlo Casino. The event has attracted most of the world's poker elite, with Tom "King of Cards" Marchese taking an early chip lead.

Belgien pro Davidi Kitai this weekend won the EPT Berlin Main Event after defeating Andrew Chen heads-up. The win gave Kitai a €712,000 first prize and awarded him a Triple Crown title.

The EPT Berlin Main Event has finished its Day 3 and is now down to just 24 players. Three of them - Kevin MacPhee, Vladimir Geshkenbein and Anton Wigg - are in play to become the first double EPT winner.

Vladimir Geshkenbein is eyeing a double EPT triumph in Berlin following his win at the 2011 EPT Snowfest. the Russian pro is currently the chip leader of the Berlin event with just 64 players left in the field.

The European Poker Tour's Berlin stop has reached Day 2 with Turk Cengiz Ulusu taking over the overall chip lead on Day 1B. A total of 210 players now remain in the field from 502 starters.

A number of stars headline the list of runners in a new €100,000 Super High Roller event, set to be played at the EPT Grand Final in Monte Carlo. Daniel Negreanu, Jason Mercier and Viktor "Isildur1" Blom have all confirmed their participation.

Jannick Wrang on Saturday night wrote EPT history after becoming the third Danish player in a row to take home a Main Event title on the tour. Wrang defeated Olivier Busquet heads-up to claim a €640,000 first prize.

The European Poker Tour's Campione event is down to 24 players with all players now sure of collecting a minimum payout of €15,000. Chip leader is Danish pro Jannick Wrang with 1,742,000 chips.

The European Poker Tour's Campione stop has reached Day 3 with 99 players making the cut from a 325-player starting field. Chip leader is Hungarian pro Balazs Botond with 646,000 chips.

The European Poker Tour's Campione event has reached Day 2 with 218 players left from 392 starters. Chip leader is Nicolas Chouity with 165,800 chips, followed by Italian Andrea Benelli with 163,400.

Both the ANZPT and the LAPT crowned new champions last night. Chilean Aliro Diaz earned $76,580 for winning the LAPT in Viña del Mar, while Gordon Huntly from Scotland took home AUD$191,780 for winning the ANZPT in Sydney.

Frederik Brink Jensen on Saturday night won his first major title after beating Scot Fraser MacIntyre for the EPT Madrid trophy. Jensen, who is the second Danish EPT winner in a row, took home €495,000 for the win.