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5th Oct 2010

Category: EPTDavid Vamplew wins EPT London event

A grueling five days at the Pokerstars.com EPT London Main Event when all was said and done it was young maths graduate David Vamplew was the surprising winner after coming through a roller coaster Heads-up session beating four-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner and Team PokerStars Pro John Juanda.

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3rd Sept 2010

Category: EPTToby Lewis takes top honours at the EPT Vilamoura

The young Brit beats fellow Brits Sam Trickett and Teddy Sheringham to take the €470,000 1st prize.

Young British player Toby Lewis has scored the biggest win of his career by triumphing over the record-breaking 384-strong field for a payday of €467,835; a sum that dwarfs his previous largest cash for €25,000 after a seventh place finish at IPT Venice.

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13th Aug 2008

Category: EPTPokerStars are off on a Caribbean Adventure

Break open the Rum because one of poker's most highly sought-after tournaments is coming back!

The PokerStars Caribbean Adventure (PCA) will begin on Jan. 4, 2009 at the Atlantis Resort and Casino in the Bahamas. Despite the fact the Caribbean is hundred of miles away, the 2009 PCA will be an official European Poker Tour Event, is not exactly in Europe.

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10th December 2007

Category: EPT

Christmas in Prague is a magical time. The city's famous Christmas markets are a key ingredient of the Czech festive magic and run daily throughout December. Prague's stunning architecture and great night life also help make it a one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe.

The EPT Prague runs from the December 10 to 14th at the Golden Prague Poker in the Hilton Prague Hotel. All the action is brought to you by PokerStars.

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