Ankush 'pistons87' Mandavia has got off to a thundering start in the Main Event of the Italian Poker Tour Grand Final in Sanremo. The talented online player finished Day 1A with the second largest stack, positioning himself nicely for a deep run in the €2,000 event. Although Abduraimov Enver holds...more

PokerStars Team Online's Luca Moschitta has today won IPT Saint Vincent beating a field of 358 players to win the and €180,000 first place prize. It's Moschitta's 7th IPT Main Event cash and the second time that he's managed to make it to the heads-up. Last time he got down...more

PokerStars online qualifier Andrea Montini has won the Italian Poker Tour Season 4 event in Campione, pocketing CHF 200,000 (about $215,000) in the process. He beat a field of 385 players at the Casino Municipale, where the Italian Poker Tour generated a CHF 892,546 prize pool. Montini's heads-up opponent was...more

We're a global operation, I'm sure you'll agree. So while there is much attention focused on the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure right now, it should come as no surprise that another live event is happening somewhere else. And that place is the Italian Poker Tour, where IPT Campione began yesterday. The...more

Team PokerStars Pro Salvatore Bonavena almost won his second PokerStars Italian Poker Tour title last night. Bonavena was all-in heads-up for the chip lead with a dominating ace but was outdrawn on the turn by Riccardo D'Antoni who took the title and €155,000. D'Antoni beat a field of 298 players...more

Team PokerStars Pro Salvatore Bonavena this afternoon starts the final table of IPT Nova Gorica with a very real chance of winning his second Italian Poker Tour (IPT) title. It's Bonaven'a fourth Main Event final table in four seasonon his domestic tour in which he has won one and finished...more

PokerStars.it IPT Nova Gorica started yesterday in the beautiful Perla Casino in Nova Gorica, Slovenia. At the end of Day 1A one player who was taking a serious bite out of other people's chips was chip leader Filippo Candio, a well known Italian player who had stacked up to 93,700....more

Manlio Iemina has won IPT Campione after beating fellow Italian Stefano Terziani heads up. Iemina took home CHF154,000 ($161,234) after making a deal which saw Terziani claim a bolstered CHF126,000 ($131,919) payout for second place. 31-year-old Iemina, who is one of the most successful online players in Italy and has...more

The final table of IPT Campione begins today with Austrian Ivo Donev, an EPT regular, among the final eight. Romanian Alain Medesan, a final tablist at EPT Snowfest, is the player going into the final table with the shortest stack. His 421,000 way behind chip leader Fabrizio Ortolomo's 1,597,000 stack....more

With 110 players in its Day 1A field, the popular Italian Poker Tour has returned to the shores of Campione for Day 1A. Now Day 1B is underway with an even bigger crowd. The kickoff of this week's tournament marks the third event of the IPT's fourth season. The €2,200...more

The final table of IPT San Remo came down to a battle of Supernovas. It ended with a Supernova as the last man sitting. Italian Alessandro Meoni beat out 375 players at the Casino Municipale for the €166,000 lion's share of the €727,500 prize pool. Meoni's final opponent, Raffaele Bertolucci,...more

Six players remain at the Italian Poker Tour San Remo main event final table with €180,000 up for grabs for the winner. The action started today eight-handed but quick eliminations for Giuseppe Zarbo (8th, €14,000) and Johnatan Maisonneuve (7th, €21,000) have guaranteed the remaining players a minimum €29,000 pay out;...more

An Italian player kept the italian Poker Tour inside Italy's borders last night when he won €130,000 at IPT Campione. Antonino Venneri beat a field of 224 players at the Casino Municipale, where the Italian Poker Tour boasted a prize pool of CHF 517,127. Venneri's heads up opponent was Ivan...more

Only eight players are left on the shores of Lake Lugano, as the Italian Poker Tour's Campione main event prepares to crown a champion. The showdown is expected to run all night tonight before first place walks away with a hefty CHF 140,000. Chip leader Antonino Venneri, a 58-year old...more

After 9 hours of play Saturday the field of 125 who started Day 2 is now down to 32 players who move forward to Sunday's Day 3 and have a shot at cashing here at IPT Campione. Ivan Losi, from Italy, is the chip leader with 550,000 chips, followed by...more

PokerStars.IT IPT Campione 1 Season 4 started Thursday in the beautiful surroundings of Lake Lugano. The Day 1a chip leader here at IPT Campione, Italian player Francesco Delfoco leads the pack with with 177,000 chips, followed by Romano Pizzo with 162,275 chips. A field of 68 players made their way...more

PokerStars Qualifier Davide Biscardi won €200,000 in the early hours of Tuesday at the final table of the IPT San Remo Grand Final. The Italian player beat a field of 418 players here at the Casino Municipale where the Italian Poker Tour generated a €810,920 prize pool. Biscardi's heads up...more

After nine hours of play on Saturday, the field of 212 who started Day 2 is down to 44 players who move forward to today's Day 3 and have a shot at cashing at the Italian Poker Tour's San Remo Grand Final. The United States' Scott Baumstein is the chip...more

Day 1B of the PokerStars.It IPT San Remo Grand Final is officially over. It's been a great show here at the Casino Municipale for the most important Italian live poker event. After eight levels and with blinds 400/800 (ante 100), the current chip leader is Scott Braumstein from USA with...more

The PokerStars.IT IPT Grand Final Season 3 started Thursdayday in the beautiful San Remo, Italy. It ended its first day with an Italian in the lead. Muhamet Perati finished Day 1A with 147,600 chips, followed by Polish player Jakub Michalak's 132,500. The average stack is 51,027 chips. A field of...more