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Qualify for the EPT with PokerStars
The EPT is coming to London this October - with a guaranteed first prize of £1,000,000! PokerStars are giving away 10 FREE packages exclusively for players from the UK and Ireland, giving you a great chance to make it to the live stage in London.Last year, PokerStars qualifier Joseph Mouawad took home first place prize money of £611,520. This year, PokerStars are guaranteeing £1 million. You could turn a satellite into a seven figure payday.
Pokerstars are running four sets of daily qualifiers until 20th September 2008, with each tournament awarding seats to the weekly final.
Qualifier information:
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Buy-In
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Time
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Weekly Final Seats Awarded |
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Freeroll
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18:15 UK time (13:15 ET)
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Players finishing in places 1-9 win seats to the weekly final |
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$5.00
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19:15 UK time (14:15 ET)
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Players finishing in the money win a seat to the weekly final |
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10 FPP credits
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20:15 UK time (15:15 ET)
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Players finishing in places 1-27 win seats to the weekly final |
| $1 Freezeout | 21:15 UK time (16:15 ET) | Players finishing in the money win a seat to the weekly final |
The Weekly Finals take place every Sunday at 19:15 UK time, with an EPT London prize package being awarded to the winner. The prize package includes the tournament buy-in, hotel accommodation and cash towards travel expenses. Players finishing in places 2-200 will also get a share of a $5,000 prize pool!
The EPT London qualifying tournaments are located under the Tourney > Regional tab in your PokerStars game lobby.
You can also qualify for the EPT London event via low-priced satellites running now - cash satellites start from as little as $2.22 and Frequent Player Points (FPP) satellites begin at a buy-in of 111 FPPs.
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