EPT Online At the end of November, news broke that new pandemic restrictions put in place by the Czech Republic government forced the postponement of the European Poker Tour (EPT) Prague , which was originally set to run December 8-19 at King’s Casino at the Hilton Prague.
Recently, officials announced the EPT Prague will run from March 5-16, 2022 at the Hilton Hotel Prague .
“With player and staff comfort and health a top priority, PokerStars had previously made the decision to postpone EPT Prague 2021 due to the ongoing situation in the Czech Republic and in accordance with local government guidance,” PokerStars said. “After much consideration, the decision has now been made to move the much-loved European Poker Tour stop to March, where PokerStars hopes to run a safe and enjoyable event for the PokerStars community.”
The full schedule for March’s EPT Prague will be released in the near future.
EPT Prague has a rich and storied history dating back to December 2007. Since then, the festival has grown to be one of the most popular stops on the European Poker Tour. EPT Prague History
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Those looking for other EPT action can check out the EPT Online from December 8-20 and is open to all players across the .COM client. The 68-event series, which will award 20 EPT trophies, features buy-ins as low as $5.50 and more than $17 million in guaranteed prize pools.
“I am pleased that we have been able to adapt so quickly to the ever-changing situation and provide our players with new dates for EPT Prague already, as well as some EPT online fun and value in the meantime,” said Severin Rasset , Managing Director and Commercial Officer of Poker at PokerStars. “A big thanks to our partners at Kings Casino and Hilton Prague for working with us to ensure we found an alternative solution for the event.”
He added: “We know that there is a huge demand from the PokerStars community to see our live events return in full and we are excitedly working towards that, but we must be flexible along the […]
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