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Join PokerStars now! After the breathing in on the bubble there’s always the exhalation post-pop as the players trying the hardest to hold their gut decide enough is enough, I don’t care who sees my flab.

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EPT8 Deauville: Falling by the wayside

Join PokerStars now! After the breathing in on the bubble there’s always the exhalation post-pop as the players trying the hardest to hold their gut decide enough is enough, I don’t care who sees my flab. Today of course was no different as the usual flurry of short stacked players jammed in their anaemic chip stacks happy to take the chance for a double up and reignite their tournament challenge

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EPT8 Deauville: Falling by the wayside

Join PokerStars now! The first month of a new year is always exciting, especially so for the Women’s Poker League. It all kicked off on January 3, and a new division was added to the two existing ones to give players more choices and competition. That $5.50 league drew in some new players and gave the 2012 WPL a thrilling set of tournaments to follow.

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PokerStars Women’s Poker League: Three Divisions, Many Winners Kick off 2012

Join PokerStars now! Without doubt the table to watch right now is that of Ludovic Lacay and Martins Adeniya. The chip leader coming into the day, Adeniya, is one seat to the left of the current chip leader Lacay, the pair divided by the dealer about about 100,000 chips

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EPT8 Deauville: No messing as Lacay and Adeniya clean up

Join PokerStars now! After a prolonged spell where the player count didn’t seem to budge, the bubble bursts with two players departing on the same hand-for-hand hand, so to speak. Gone are Eric Nhouyvanisvong and Ilan Boujenah who will each share the €7,500 awarded for 128th place. Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

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EPT8 Deauville: Away with the Fereys as the bubble bursts

Join PokerStars now! Or, “300 words about a balloon.” By far the most notable incident of Day 1B so far has involved a man, a stick and a helium filled balloon.

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EPT8 Deauville: A man with a stick and the balloon boy

Join PokerStars now! Team PokerStars Pro Jonathan Duhamel may be heading up the French Canadian poker charge but he’s certainly not alone. Fellow Canuck Chris ‘d0r1t0s’ McClung has been tearing up the online stage for some time having won well over a million dollars in online tournaments and is now converting scores in the live game

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EPT8 Deauville: European holiday for McClung

Join PokerStars now! The French do things their own way and why shouldn’t they? It is their country after all. They eat when they want for however long they want, which is certainly something that the PokerStars Blog team can get on board with, much to the concern of respective partners back in the UK who are all too aware of our expanding waistbands

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EPT Deauville: Local betting rules

Join PokerStars now! As we alluded at the start of today’s coverage, Deauville isn’t exactly easy to get to. Yet it has consistently proven to be one of the most popular destinations for players on the European Poker Tour.

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EPT8 Deauville: Numbers add up and up in Normandy

Join PokerStars now! Double the fun this month for SnG grinders as the monthly Battle of the Planets $50,000 triple shootout kicked off twice. jusTTsmile took home the $12,000.00 first place prize at the beginning of the month but failed to become the first player to win the tournament twice in the same month after earning another ticket to come back but falling in 441st place. 549 other players also cashed their shortened monthly tickets to this freeroll thanks to placing high enough on the eight planetary leaderboards Team PokerStars failed to qualify this month or were busying gearing up for the last day of the 2012 Turbo Championship of Online Poker with the $2,100 buy-in high roller (that awarded four players a six-figure score in just over four hours) and the $700 Main Event.

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Battle of the Planets: Why yes, beyessa won the January Triple Shootout