Manig Loeser will soon have a successor! The COVID-19 pandemic forces the German to win in 2019 during the final edition of the EPT in Monaco… PokerStars has therefore just confirmed its return to Monte-Carlo, from April 28 to May 7.

The last time PokerStars had set up its PokerStars and the Monte-Carlo© Casino European Poker Tour, Team France had set fire to the side tournaments with in particular a victory for Benjamin Pollak on a High Roller at €25,000 (after a deal with the future world champion Koray Aldemir, editor’s note) or the second success on the circuit of a Romain Lewis not yet WSOP champion. The 2022 edition should represent a ton of tricolors and the French should represent a good part of the field on this festival of almost two weeks.

The EPT Monte-Carlo at a glance

“The EPT Monte-Carlo is a favorite stop for many players and we are pleased to be able to share the first details of the event,” PokerStars Director Severin Rasset said in a statement. “We understand that times are uncertain for everyone. The safety and health of our players as well as our staff is at the center of our plans and we continue to communicate openly as each event approaches. Live tournaments are part of the PokerStars DNA and we can’t wait to give back the cards and see our community again very soon”, continued the Frenchman while few details were revealed on the EPT schedule.

“PokerStars’ ambition remains to provide the best possible experience while placing safety and health at the top of the list of priorities”, begins the press release which reveals it. the dates of four festival tournaments.

The Main Event EPT Monte-Carlo will have a buy-in of €5,300 and will take place from Monday May 2 to Saturday May 7. Before that, the richest players will have had the opportunity to warm up on a €100,000 Super High Roller (from May 1 to 3), the others will probably have played in a Monte-Carlo FPS which promises to be huge. This €1,100 tournament will take place from Thursday April 28 to Monday May 2.

Then place a High Roller at €25,000 entry, from May 5 to 7 to conclude the event which will therefore come after the EPT Prague. The Czech stage will take place in a few weeks and the team PokerNews will be on hand to bring you the event closer to the action !

For these two stages, PokerStars promises “exclusive gifts, interactions with its ambassadors, competitions with exceptional prizes such as helicopter transfers or Ferrari rides”, all that remains is to organize yourself to be there.

Satellites for the opening FPS should also make it possible to lighten the bill, very quickly on PokerStars.fr!

The winners of the EPT Monte-Carlo