Do you want a free €1,200 package to play at Eureka Croatia? Of course you do. Nine side event packages, each worth €1,200, are up for grabs and you can freeroll one of these Eureka Side Passes into your pocket today. You'll win entry into a €330 side event, three...more

You have a month. That's long enough to do just about anything. In this case, your only mission is to find a way to get to Croatia for the next stop of the Eureka Poker Tour. PokerStars is going to make it as easy as possible for you. After kicking...more

Last month in London, a 21-year-old Belgian poker player named Bart Lybaert recorded the first cash of his young career. Suffice to say, 139th place for £1,200 at the UKIPT main event did not set the media wires buzzing. However Bart Lybaert has now recorded the second cash of his...more

The champion of Eureka Prague, the biggest ever Eureka poker tour event, is Menikos Panagiotou. The 29-year-old Cypriot had already outlasted 644 players to reach the final eight and he absolutely ran over the final table today, eliminating six of his seven opponents to claim the first prize of €137,100....more

PLO specialist Rumen Nanev has won the €600 Eureka PLO Championship beating Ben Martin heads-up for the title and €15,000. This isn't the first PokerStars trophy that Nanev has picked up and you only have to go back to EPT Sanremo to see his last win: €7,600 in a €330...more

6.50pm: Menikos Panagiotou wins Eureka Prague (€137,100); Robert Vukovic second (€75,000) Robert Vukovic was always going to have to take a bit of a flyer to get back into this heads-up battle and unfortunately it didn't work out for him. He raised on the button to 125,000 on the button,...more

A 34-year-old entrepreneur from Hungary has beaten 254 other hopefuls to win Eureka Croatia and the €47,298 first prize. After a quick fire final table that lasted exactly four levels Richard Bodis was the last man standing and his feet are still firmly attached to the ground: "The trophy...more

9.25pm: Richard Bodis wins Eureka Croatia (€47,298) From the small blind Richard Bodis made it 50,000 to go, Carsten Luxig made it 110,000 total from the big blind and Bodis called. The flop of T♠K♣2♦ was checked by both players before Luxig fired out a bet of 130,000 on...more

7.10pm: End of the level You'll find level 24 updates in a new post shortly. 7pm: Richard Bodis doubles up I don't know exactly how the action went but with the board reading 7♣5♠A♥4♣2♣ and with around 300,000 in the middle Richard Bodis moved all-in for about 350,000 with 8♠6♣...more