Started 11th Mar, 2008

2008 PokerStars.net EPT Polish Open

PokerStars EPT Warsaw Main Event | Day 1a

Number of players - 359
  • Tue Mar 11 2008 15:48 GMT+1 | Posted by Luckyblind

    Play Begins...

    Finally all the players are seated and the tournament director has announced, "Shuffle up and deal!"

  • Tue Mar 11 2008 15:34 GMT+1
    Round: 1 Blinds: 25/50 Ante: 0
  • Tue Mar 11 2008 15:30 GMT+1 | Posted by gsqwared

    Delayed Start

    The Hyatt Regency is jumping with activity this afternoon, most of which has been generated by the tournament, though there are a couple of other conferences and meetings taking place simultaneously that have swelled the hotel lobby to capacity.

    The tournament area is considerably small and the registration counter even smaller. How they expect to cram the 190 players listed on the Day 1a entry list into the poker room remains a mystery, though we'll find out in a moment as the doors to the Hyatt's Casinos Poland are about to open.

  • Tue Mar 11 2008 14:00 GMT+1 | Posted by Luckyblind
    EPT Presenter Kara Scott
    EPT Presenter Kara Scott

    Playing Today...

    Some of the well known players playing today are defending champ Peter Jepsen, Gino Alacqua, Cristiano Blanco, Marcel Baran, Anthony Chatelain, Trond Erik Eidsvig, Casey Kastle, Ludovic Lacay, Mats Rahm, Daniel Ryan, Jani Sointula, Marek Kolk, Lars Bonding and Julian Thew.

    Also as this event is not televised, EPT presenter Kara Scott is getting a chance to play the tournament.

  • Mon Mar 10 2008 16:58 GMT+1 | Posted by gsqwared
    Downtown Warsaw
    Downtown Warsaw

    2008 PokerStars.net EPT Polish Open - Warsaw

    The 2008 EPT Polish Open, sponsored by the folks over at PokerStars.net, is set to kick off tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 p.m. local time when the first of two Day 1 flights takes to the felt here at the Hyatt Regency Casino in Warsaw, Poland.

    Last year's winner Peter Willers Jepsen bested a solid field of 284 entrants en route to winning his first major live title and over $400,000 in prize money. A similar-sized field is expected to attend this year's version of the event, one of only three stops on the EPT that will not be televised as part of the show.

    PokerNews will be on site for the duration of the tournament, bringing you live updates, chip counts and photos direct from the tournament floor. Live coverage will begin at 1:30 p.m. local time (GMT +1); we hope to see you then!

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