Unmissable events around the world

Live poker is no different from online poker, with several unmissable events scheduled for March 2024.

EPT Paris: The European Poker Tour (EPT) stops in Paris from March 7-17. The Main Event will have a buy-in of €5,300 and a guaranteed prize pool of €7 million.

WSOP Circuit: The WSOP Circuit is underway in multiple locations around the world. Players who win a WSOP Circuit ring will qualify for the WSOP Global Casino Championship, which will be held in Las Vegas in 2025.

Triton Poker Super High Roller Series: The Triton Poker Super High Roller Series is a series of tournaments reserved for the most high stakes players in the world. The next event will be held in Macau from March 14 to 24.

Italian Poker Tour: The Italian Poker Tour (IPT) is the most important live poker tour in Italy. The next stage will be held in Sanremo from 24 to 30 March.

Not just events:

In addition to the events, there are other news in the world of live poker. PokerGO is the new streaming platform that offers the possibility of following the most important live poker tournaments in the world.

New rules and variations:

New poker rules and variations are emerging in the live poker landscape. Progressive ante poker is a variant that is gaining popularity, as it increases the action and fun of the game.

The future of live poker:

Live poker is a unique experience that cannot be replicated online. The future of live poker is bright, with new events and variations that will continue to attract players from all over the world.

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European Poker Tour to hold debut festival in Malta

PokerStars.eu announced yesterday that the European Poker Tour (EPT) will make its first visit to the beautiful Mediterranean island of Malta from March 18-28, as part of the Season 11 schedule.

MALTA POKER FESTIVAL - Joining forces with the regional Italian Poker Tour (IPT), the 11-day EPT Malta poker festival will take place in the popular tourist resort of St Julian’s and will feature 40-45 events, including the €5,300 EPT Main Event and the €1,100 IPT Main Event. A wide variety of EPT-run cash games will also be offered throughout the tournament including No-Limit Hold’em, Pot Limit Omaha and Open Face Chinese Poker. This stop will be the EPT’s 22nd different destination since the tour began in 2004.

Edgar Stuchly, EPT President said: “After discussions with players and fellow colleagues, we decided it was time to add a fresh and exciting stop to the EPT schedule. Malta is a great destination for an EPT and we expect strong participation numbers. With excellent connections to all major European cities, a warm Mediterranean climate, delicious local cuisine and lots of great tourist activities, Malta is the perfect place for players to come with their friends and family next spring.”

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