The excitement surrounding the 2023 World Series of Poker is starting to die down, but tournament grinders do not have time to rest on their laurels because the 2023 PokerStars European Poker Tour (EPT) Barcelona festival is right around the corner.
The latest edition of EPT Barcelona runs from August 21 through September 3, and it looks set to build on the record-breaking success of last year. Some massive events adorn the bustling schedule, and there is every chance the mind-boggling attendance figures from 2022 will be beaten this time around.
The €1,100 ESPT Main Event is the tournament that gets the festival off the ground. An incredible turnout of 6,313 entrants created a €6,060,480 prize pool in 2022, with Dutchman Rick van Bruggen defeating British pro Jack Sinclair heads-up to clinch a €600,000 top prize.
There is the usual array of Mystery Bounties, €25,000 High Rollers, €50,000 High Rollers, and €100,000 buy-in events, plus plenty of prestigious tournaments at the more affordable end of the scale.
The latest edition of EPT Barcelona runs from August 21 through September 3, and it looks set to build on the record-breaking success of last year. Some massive events adorn the bustling schedule, and there is every chance the mind-boggling attendance figures from 2022 will be beaten this time around.
The €1,100 ESPT Main Event is the tournament that gets the festival off the ground. An incredible turnout of 6,313 entrants created a €6,060,480 prize pool in 2022, with Dutchman Rick van Bruggen defeating British pro Jack Sinclair heads-up to clinch a €600,000 top prize.
There is the usual array of Mystery Bounties, €25,000 High Rollers, €50,000 High Rollers, and €100,000 buy-in events, plus plenty of prestigious tournaments at the more affordable end of the scale.