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TCOOP: ocropTi a perfect fit in Event 15, $55 NLHE (6-max, Hyper-Turbo)

Join PokerStars now! Here is the seat draw for Day 5 of EPT London. There are 24 players left, and we’ll play down to a final table of eight. 1 1 Sebastian Blom Sweden 59,000 1 2 Jeremy Kottler USA 1,693,000 1 3 Anatoly Gurtovoy Russia PokerStars qualifier 873,000 1 4 Hugo Loureiro Portugal 564,000 1 5 Martins Adeniya UK 764,000 1 6 Ioannis Beris Greece PokerStars qualifier 311,000 1 7 Adria Balaguer Spain 1,828,000 1 8 Kevin Iacofano USA 1,112,000 2 1 Mattias Bergstrom Sweden 1,838,000 2 2 Andries Swart Netherlands PokerStars qualifier 254,000 2 3 James Mitchell UK 869,000 2 4 Joao Barbosa Portugal 601,000 2 5 Aadam Daya Canada 372,000 2 6 Pascal Hartmann Germany PokerStars qualifier 1,800,000 2 7 Basile Yaiche France 1,105,000 2 8 Stephen O’Dwyer USA 792,000 3 1 Fowzi Baroukh UK 133,000 3 2 Ben Jenkins UK PokerStars player 760,000 3 3 Andre Klebanov Germany 1,337,000 3 4 Per Hildebrand Sweden 398,000 3 5 Juan Manuel Pastor Spain Team PokerStars Pro 960,000 3 6 Justas Semaska Lithuania 488,000 3 7 Miroslav Benes Czech Republic PokerStars qualifier 377,000 3 8 Benny Spindler Germany PokerStars player 1,421,000 The London Eye Play at PokerStars !

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EPT London: Day 5 seat draw

Join PokerStars now! Here is the seat draw for Day 4 of EPT London. 62 players remain. 1 1 Marvin Rettenmaier Germany 365,500 1 2 Laurence Houghton UK PokerStars player 292,000 1 3 Anatoly Gurtovoy Russia PokerStars qualifier 103,500 1 4 Ioannis Beris Greece PokerStars qualifier 183,500 1 5 Ramon Demon Cserei Romania PokerStars qualifier 228,000 1 6 Basile Yaiche France 756,500 1 7 Sakari Setala Finland 37,500 1 8 Andries Swart Netherlands PokerStars qualifier 300,500 2 1 James Wilson USA 169,000 2 2 Arvi Vainionkulma Finland 122,000 2 3 Kevin Iacofano USA 623,500 2 4 Steven Kelly USA 423,500 2 5 Andre Klebanov Germany 618,000 2 6 Scott Shelley UK 319,500 2 7 Juan Manuel Pastor Spain Team PokerStars Pro 475,000 2 8 Kyle Cheong Australia PokerStars qualifier 462,000 3 1 Dermot Blain UK PokerStars player 263,000 3 2 Adria Balaguer Spain 710,000 3 3 Tobias Revenas Sweden PokerStars Passport qualifier 260,000 3 4 Raffaele Gerbi Italy 402,500 3 5 Barny Boatman UK 116,500 3 6 Ivan Tan Zhong Wei Singapore PokerStars qualifier 192,500 3 7 Salvatore Bonavena Italy Team PokerStars Pro 133,500 3 8 Jeremy Kottler USA 416,500 4 1 Hugo Loureiro Portugal 452,500 4 2 Joao Barbosa Portugal 46,000 4 3 Julien Burnay France PokerStars qualifier 148,500 4 4 Daniel Rowlands UK 138,500 4 5 Aadam Daya Canada 103,000 4 6 Pascal Hartmann Germany PokerStars qualifier 269,000 4 7 Daniel Neilson Australia 305,500 4 8 Jonathan Layani France 502,000 12 1 Barry O’Callaghan Ireland PokerStars qualifier 77,000 12 2 Neil Pearce UK PokerStars qualifier 690,500 12 3 Per Hildebrand Sweden 141,000 12 4 John Gale UK 83,500 12 5 Paul Foltyn UK 284,500 12 6 Justas Semaska Lithuania 317,000 12 7 Roberto Romanello UK 293,500 12 8 James Mitchell UK 1,071,500 13 1 Sebastian Blom Sweden 337,500 13 2 Christopher Mcclung Canada PokerStars Passport qualifier 133,500 13 3 Andreas Munoz Spain 261,000 13 4 Mattias Bergstrom Sweden 410,000 13 5 Martins Adeniya UK 786,800 13 6 Hui Chen-Kuo China 165,000 13 7 Jamie Rosen USA PokerStars player 416,500 14 1 Stanislav Koleno Slovakia PokerStars qualifier 330,500 14 2 Matthijs Remie Netherlands PokerStars qualifier 732,500 14 3 Humberto Brenes Costa Rica Team PokerStars Pro 163,000 14 4 Miroslav Benes Czech Republic PokerStars qualifier 132,000 14 5 Sandor Demjan Hungary 691,000 14 6 Aleksi Savela Finland PokerStars Passport qualifier 282,500 14 7 Benny Spindler Germany PokerStars player 570,000 48 1 Nicolas Cardyn France 62,000 48 2 Paul Vas Nunes UK PokerStars player 171,000 48 3 Benjamin Jenkins UK PokerStars player 721,000 48 4 Spiro Con Tzerefos Australia PokerStars qualifier 1 48 5 Ana Marquez Spain Team PokerStars Pro 175,500 48 6 Sam Macdonald UK 860,000 48 7 Fowzi Baroukh UK 82,500 48 8 Stephen O’Dwyer USA 194,500 London’s Tower Bridge Play at PokerStars !

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EPT London: Day 4 seat draw

Join PokerStars now! 3.01pm: Break time That’s it for the second level of the day. We’ve lost 22 players so far today and have 40 players remaining

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EPT London: Day 4, level 18 & 19 updates (4,000-8,000, 1,000 ante)

Join PokerStars now! This is poker territory. That’s the marketing slogan of the Poker Zone here at the SKYCITY Darwin, and it couldn’t have been more true today as the PokerStars .net ANZPT made its way to the Northern Territory for just the second time. It was a short and breezy day here in Darwin, and that’s the way we like it

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Hills climbs to the top in Darwin

Join PokerStars now! If you’re seeking advanced strategy insight into “Ante Up” events to complete your poker education, then I’m here to break the bad news — there isn’t much literature on the ins and outs of Ante Up tournaments.

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WCOOP 2011: Ugnis Victorious in Ante Up

Join PokerStars now! 11.50pm: Break That’s the end of play for level eight. Two more levels to go

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UKIPT Dublin: Day 1A, level 7 & 8 updates (blinds 300-600 ante 75)

Scotland manager Craig Levein is without several of his key players for Tuesday’s clash with Lithuania due to injury and suspension.

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Adam out of Lithuania clash

Renault are looking to put a difficult few weeks behind them by enjoying a successful Italian Grand Prix this weekend.

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Renault ready for new era

Scotland face a crucial Euro 2012 double header against the Czech Republic and Lithuania over the next few days and bet365 are offering 3/1 for Craig Levein’s side to take all six points.

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Scotland 3/1 to take six vital points