Parker Talbot PokerStars EPT Prague With EPT Prague just around the corner, poker players are preparing for the return of Europe’s richest and most historic poker tour. Whether you’re a professional poker player or an amateur looking to enter one of the smaller events, there’s something for everyone and PokerNews will be right there bringing you all the action from Prague.
Several players have already qualified for the Main Event, and one of them includes PokerStars Team Pros Parker Talbot . Having joined the team in April 2021 , Talbot has been looking forward to the return of live poker, telling PokerNews in an interview last June that he “just wants to see [his] friends.”
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Nine months later, Talbot will get the chance to do exactly that in the Czech capital after satelliting into the Main Event, which gets underway in just over a week’s time.
“It always feels good to satellite into an EPT,” said Talbot. “I don’t shy away from firing bullets into the satellites, so this one actually cost me more than the entry, but it still feels great. And it guarantees I’ll go!” The Importance of Satellites
Satellites are a great opportunity for players to win their way into tournaments for less, whether they’re at the live felt or on one of PokerStars’ massive online festivals like SCOOP .
Even an experienced player like Talbot recognizes how important satellites are and had one big piece of advice for anyone looking to try them out.
“When playing satellites it’s important to remember it doesn’t matter how many chips you make it with as long as you make it. I’ve won so many satellites with under 1bb I can’t even count. For this to be the case you need there to be at least more than 1 seat of course.
“But in any satellite with 3+ seats it’s incredibly important just to play to survive instead of play to win.” Excited for EPT Prague EPT Prague will be one of […]
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