Six levels of poker served with the usual dollop of drama and coated in rich tension gravy. It's a tried and tested EPT recipe, passed down from season to season, good for some highs, some lows and a whole lot to talk about in the middle. What's left at the end of it is 111 players from the 730 who started. That's the short version. For more go back a few hours and start from there. It seemed impossible at the start of the day that we had any chance of reaching the money by the close, but as
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EPT London: Quo Vedes
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EPT London: Day 2, Level 15 live updates
Live updates from day 2, level 15 of the EPT London Main Event event brought to you by Stephen Bartley, Marc Convey, Howard Swains, Brad Willis and Simon Young. Click refresh to see the latest updates below. Click here for EPT London Chip Counts. Live updates: Level 10 -- Level...more
EPT London: Ups and down and staying the same with Team PokerStars Pro
We can't really dress this one up too much: it's been a fairly catastrophic day for Team PokerStars Pro. Today we have watched helpless as William Thorson, Dennis Phillips, Noah Boeken, Leo Fernandez, Angel Guillen, Lex Veldhuis, Pieter de Korver, Florian Langmann, Sebastian Ruthenberg, Ivan Demidov and Victor Ramdin hit...more
EPT London: Day 2, Level 14 live updates
Live updates from day 2, level 14 of the EPT London Main Event event brought to you by Stephen Bartley, Marc Convey, Howard Swains, Brad Willis and Simon Young. Click refresh to see the latest updates below. Click here for EPT London Chip Counts. Live updates: Level 10 -- Level...more
EPT London: One for the books
Cast your mind back with us, if you will, to a time when the idea of an EPT London Festival of this size was a flight of fancy. When creator John Duthie took his much-fabled bath and conceived the European Poker Tour, he knew, of course, he was going to...more
EPT London: Day 2, Level 13 updates
Live updates from day 2, level 13 of the EPT London Main Event event brought to you by Stephen Bartley, Marc Convey, Howard Swains, Brad Willis and Simon Young. Click refresh to see the latest updates below. Click here for EPT London Chip Counts. Live updates: Level 10 -- Level...more
EPT London: You know you make me Antoine Saout!
In this job you soon discover many ways in which to humiliate yourself. Falling over a drinks tables for instance or missing a big elimination. I find the easiest way is to ask someone their name. I did this yesterday, following a hand to the finish then asking the...more
EPT London: Day 2, Level 12 updates
Live updates from day 2, level 12 of the EPT London Main Event event brought to you by Stephen Bartley, Marc Convey, Howard Swains, Brad Willis and Simon Young. Click refresh to see the latest updates below. Click here for EPT London Chip Counts. Live updates: Level 10 -- Level...more
EPT London: A Round With .... Table 23
Before play started today, Mikael Lundell came bounding over to my Swedish colleague Lina Olofsson to tell her the news of his table draw: "Hä ördiå gurda, ordæ gürda urddüe hurdy, gårdy hurdy, hurdy gårdy, hürdy," he said. Olofsson translated and revealed that Lundell was strangely delighted to learn he...more
EPT London: Day 2, Level 11
Live updates from day 2, level 11 of the EPT London Main Event event brought to you by Stephen Bartley, Marc Convey, Howard Swains, Brad Willis and Simon Young. Click refresh to see the latest updates below. EPT London Chip Counts -- Level 10 live updates Blinds: 800-1,600 (200 ante)...more
EPT London: Sunday, blooming Sunday
Welcome back for day two of the EPT London event here in, well, London. It's Sunday, a day traditionally given over to slow starts, aspirin, television and a roast dinner before a miserable evening spent dreading work on Monday. Well we may not be able to change any of...more
EPT London: Day 2, level 10 updates
Live updates from day 2, level 10 of the EPT London Main Event event brought to you by Stephen Bartley, Marc Convey, Howard Swains, Brad Willis and Simon Young. Click refresh to see the latest updates below. The up-to-date selected chip counts are on the chip count page. Blinds: 600-1,200...more
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