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Join PokerStars now! When the European Poker Tour first came to Prague four years ago the final table was played in what felt like a coliseum, three banks of supporters surrounding a single table where Frenchman Arnaud Mattern earned himself the title amid an electric atmosphere. There was no repeat win for a Frenchman this week, although it would be close, but the cauldron-like setting was back, with a big crowd of spectators here to watch the finale of another record-breaking event.

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Three for Germany as Martin Finger bags EPT Prague crown

Join PokerStars now! When the European Poker Tour first came to Prague four years ago the final table was played in what felt like a coliseum, three banks of supporters surrounding a single table where Frenchman Arnaud Mattern earned himself the title amid an electric atmosphere.

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Three for Germany as Martin Finger bags EPT Prague crown

Join PokerStars now! This season the PokerStars European Poker Tour has added a new and much anticipated stop in the seaside resort town of Loutraki, Greece. The town is well-known for its vast natural springs and therapeutic spas

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Travel Guide: Loutraki, Greece

Join PokerStars now! Tracking the Women’s League month after month, there are some recognizable names, as perseverance brings some of the same players into the top 10 on a regular basis. But it is also interesting to see other players make their way on to the leaderboard. New players get to taste the success from their hard work and receive a cash bonus for playing the game they love

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PokerStars Women’s Poker League: October Winners and Bertie867 as Featured Player

Join PokerStars now! The European Poker Tour main event in San Remo reaches its final day with just eight players from a field of 837 remaining, returning to the theatre of Casino San Remo tomorrow to play to a winner, who will walk away with a first prize worth €800,000. After an often frenetic day of play, which reduced the final 24 to eight in a little more than four levels, we lost the bulk of the local Italians, two Team PokerStars Pros, while a former champion fell to the rail, another stands poised to pull of an historic double.

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EPT8 San Remo: Nielson leads while MacPhee eyes second title

Join PokerStars now! Here are the full profiles for each of our EPT London Main Event final tables players. One of these eight players will be leaving London with £750,000 and a highly coveted EPT title, but that’s not say that the other seven will leave empty handed. Check out the payouts by clicking here .

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EPT London: Meet our main event final table players

Join PokerStars now! As the EPT London main event creaked towards a final 24, a new event turned the clock back to level one; the £20,000 buy-in High Roller. It’s sometimes difficult to work out which event casts a shadow over the other.

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EPT London High Roller: Sam Stein leads all-star field

United States Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III has hinted that he is prepared to select Tiger Woods for next year’s event – even if he doesn’t win in 2012.

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Love plans major Woods role

Hosts Chennai Super Kings will look to bounce back after their opening defeat when they face up to Cape Cobras.

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Chennai in need of victory

Join PokerStars now! The final day of the Macau Poker Cup Red Dragon Main Event saw twenty-six players return to the PokerStars Macau Room inside the Grand Lisboa to battle it out until one just remained. Not only would this player be Asia’s newest poker champion, but a deserving one after navigating their way to one of the toughest fields ever assembled in Macau. With Japan (92 players), Hong Kong (81), Chinese Taipei (44) and China (42) supplying the greatest number of players to this event, it was no surprise to see them dominating play over the past three days

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Patrick Kar Keng Lee crowned Macau Poker Cup Red Dragon Main Event Champion!