On December 1st, PokerStars released the full itinerary for the 2023 European Poker Tour. This season will be jam-packed with the return of numerous familiar destinations, which is set to grow even more with two new stops announced. You don’t want to miss this opportunity to play and win one of the hottest poker tournaments.
Poker Stars Reveal European Poker Tour Schedule 2023
The tour kicks off in Western Europe on February 15 with the inaugural EPT stop in France at Hyatt Regency Paris Étoile. In the 12-day event, the hosts will partner with Le Club Barrière Paris for cashless play and other activities. The opening leg of the tour will end on February 26.
Beginning December 1, players will be able to participate in online satellites for the Paris stop of the tour. The buy-in costs EUR 5,300 and includes 8 nights stay at the posh Parisian venue for the Main Event.
After a month of rest, the European Poker Tour will resume in April. The second stop of the season will be in Monaco with the return of the best poker action at the glamorous Monte-Carlo Casino and culminate on May 6.
August 21 will be the southern region’s turn to host a . They will host with the Spanish territory playing host to the EPT. The European Poker Tour action will again occur at the Casino Barcelona for the second time after the Covid-19 pandemic. Non-stop gaming throughout the 14 days of the event will conclude on September 3.
In October, Cyprus’ first-time opportunity to feature for a 12-day stretch on the EPT schedule will come to fruition. The Merit Royal Diamond Hotel Casino & Spa is set to join up with the likes of Hyatt Regency, Casino Barcelona, and Monte Carlo. They provide a plethora of poker entertainment in Kyrenia from October 11 to 12.
Gaming championship in Cyprus
Following a few weeks’ break, the European Poker Tour will resume in December with its fourth and final leg at King’s Casino, Prague. The EPT will return to the Czech Republic on December 6 until December 17, 2023.
Delighted to unveil the debut of the prestigious gaming championship in Cyprus. PokerStars remains upbeat going into what they anticipate will be a successful season. According to the company, not only are prestigious titles up for grabs, but their poker-inclined gamblers will also be able to indulge in exciting high prize-pool competitions during the event.
The Head of Live Events Global Operations, Cedric Billot, spoke highly of the new inclusions to the European Poker Tour calendar. He especially spoke about the French capital’s first EPT stop. He describes them as glamorous venues that PokerStars players can’t wait to experience.
Cyprus as an ideal destination to meet all demands from players raises the company’s expectations for the season, Billot said. He added that they are excited to deliver an EPT season that further improves the players’ experience.
