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PokerStars has rolled out a major update to its Power Path qualification system, introducing a brand-new $530 Bronze Power Pass as part of a restructure designed to smooth out progression between buy-in levels.
The changes, which came into effect on April 27, leave the upper echelons of Power Path unchanged with the $10,300 Gold Pass and $2,500 Silver Pass both remaining in place, while the main adjustments come further down the ladder, where PokerStars has reshaped its Bronze tier and added a new entry point for lower-stakes players.
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PokerNews is not offering live coverage of this PokerStars EPT event, but we will be keeping readers informed with updates on chip counts and core event statistics, including entries and prize pool.
Full results will be provided at the conclusion of each day.
€25,000 EPT High Roller
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