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Join PokerStars now! Welcome to Day 1A of the European Poker Tour Grand, or EPT Berlin Day 9 to those who came direct from the German capital to sunny Monaco, which this week heralds the finale of the tour’s eighth season. Didn’t it all go by in a blink?

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EPT8 Monaco: Main event about to begin as new season announced

Join PokerStars now! When there are two Day 1 flights at an APPT Main Event, players tend to get lackadaisical about which one they’re going to play. One things leads to another, and more wind up playing Day 1b than Day 1a

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APPT Cebu: Lazy day comes to a quick conclusion

Join PokerStars now! Something is about to happen that will make history in the country of Monaco. For the first time in eight seasons of action, the European Poker Tour will host a €100,000 buy-in event

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EPT Grand Final: Making history in Monaco

Join PokerStars now! Those eliminated in the early stages of play today can expect a pay-out of €7,500 which, if you’ve had to rely on Hotel refreshment since Day 1, just about covers your drinks tab. Taylor Paur was one player trying to cut corners on his coffee bill, turned away from the entrance to the tournament area with his pint of Starbucks coffee by the friendly but firm security guard with instructions to defend the company’s bottom line

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EPT8 Berlin: No one leaves empty handed, but please arrive empty handed

Join PokerStars now! Today is the stage of the tournament which separates the men from the boys, those that are happy simply to have cashed and those that have genuine intentions of taking a place at the final table.

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EPT8 Berlin: When will it end? Well, we can tell you that…

Join PokerStars now! Will we play the full six levels today?

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EPT8 Berlin: Does the name Mouawad mean anything to you?

Join PokerStars now! Joe Ebanks and Bryan ‘theczar19′ Piccioli are sat in seats two and three of their table muttering conspiratorially under their breath. Both look unhappy, Ebanks more so, which is little surprise given that both have lost chunks to Koen De Visccher who’s run up a stack of a little over 50,000 to some 130,000 in less than an orbit.

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EPT8 Berlin: De Visscher making waves at Ebanks expense

Join PokerStars now! He’s held the chip lead today, now, after a hand just before the dinner break, has slipped to third. But Koen de Visscher remains one of the major contenders

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EPT8 Campione: De Visscher chasing second final table

Join PokerStars now! When Roberto Romanello won EPT Prague two seasons ago he became an immediate favourite.

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EPT8 Campione: Hard working, tee-totalling, PoY chasing Romanello

Join PokerStars now! Chapter one of the book Italians of the EPT* , is about Luca Pagano. The cheerful champion of the Italian game has been one of the nation’s success stories both on and off the table – this event is being run by Pagano events, for example. While he himself has never claimed to be one of the best players, his record speaks of a different story; one of 20 EPT cashes and seven final tables, testimony to a talented player, scoring consistently good results in a game that is always evolving.

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EPT8 Campione: New approach for Minieri about to pay off?