Known as the City of a Hundred Spires, Prague offers an enchanting backdrop for a thrilling poker experience. The fusion of the city’s rich history, remarkable architecture, and vibrant culture sets the stage for an unforgettable poker festivity.
December brings a brisk winter chill to Prague, with temperatures hovering between -1 and 4 degrees Celsius (30 to 39 degrees Fahrenheit). The city becomes a magical realm of festive adornments and Christmas stalls.
Snowflakes might gently fall at times, adding to the city's enchanting views. Dressing in layers is crucial for anyone wishing to wander through the mesmerizing lanes and visit the timeless landmarks—a warm jacket, scarf, and gloves are indispensable. Even with its frosty air, Prague retains an irresistible allure during this time of year; splendid holiday illumination and a jubilant atmosphere ensure that December is an appealing month for experiencing the charm of Prague.
Mikkel Nielsen shoved for approximately 5,000,000 first to act and action folded around to Martin Tsvetanov in the big blind, who asked for a count and tanked a while before putting in a call to put Nielsen at risk.
Mikkel Nielsen: A?10?
Martin Tsvetanov: A?J?
Nielsen found himself out-kicked, and the 5?2?9?3?2? runout provided no help to eliminate him in ninth place.
Matthew Micallef opened to 1,200,000 from under the gun and was called by Gerald Karlic in the hijack for a heads-up pot.
Karlic called a 1,300,000 bet from Micallef on the Q?7?A? flop and then bet 1,900,000 after being checked to on the A? turn. Micallef called.
The 3? completed the board and Micallef checked once more, prompting a bet of about 7,000,000 from Karlic. Micallef sent his hand into the muck and Karlic added to his stack.
PokerStars has announced the first three European Poker Tour (EPT) stops on its highly anticipated 2025 schedule, with the iconic tournaments returning to EPT Paris, EPT Monte-Carlo, and EPT Barcelona.
This announcement follows another successful year for the tour, including a memorable celebration of EPT’s 20th anniversary in 2024. As excitement builds, PokerStars has confirmed more events are yet to be revealed.
“We're excited to announce the first part of the calendar with the return of EPT Paris, Monte-Carlo, and Barcelona for 2025”, said Live Events Senior Business Development Manager, Julien Liarte. “These iconic stops have become cornerstones of the European Poker Tour, each offering unique experiences and unparalleled competition. We can’t wait to welcome players back for another incredible year of live poker.”
To secure a spot in EPT Paris, online satellites are already live. Players can win a €8,000 package that includes a €5,300 EPT Main Event buy-in, eight nights’ accommodation at the Hyatt Regency Paris Etoile, and expenses. Additionally, players can win a €3,300 package to the France Poker Series Main Event, which includes a €1,100 buy-in, seven nights’ accommodation, and expenses.