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Changes For EPT Season 10

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Posted on 16 August 2013 by "T".

There will be some changes for the 10th season of PokerStars European Poker Tour, which begins on August 26th in Barcelona, Spain. According to a forum post by PokerStars' live events coordinator, Neil Johnson, it will now be possible to register for all high roller, super high rollers and Main Events until Day 2. Besides that, it will be possible to register for all side events until the end of levels five and all high roller events will be played over three days - two starting days (10 levels each day) and a final third day. Lastly, there will be a change in the payout structure...

"We will pay one person less than full tables so all payouts will be made AFTER a table breaks, instead of before. If we're paying out nine tables (eight handed still) instead of paying 72 places as in EPT9, we will pay 71 places so all tables will balance and be playing the bubble equal handed," Johnson said.

 


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4 comments on "Changes For EPT Season 10"


 roeish316/08/2013 10:49:10 GMT
In other words, our business consultants thought we are not maximizing the profit we could make in these successful tournaments. It sounds like it is good for the pros who could get back in the game or just start after most of the crazy players are out. They probably expect more pros at the final stages and more attention to the tournaments
 angstream55518/08/2013 07:20:50 GMT
Great words. I learned a lot of useful and interesting
 Sorin88819/08/2013 07:57:33 GMT
The European Poker Tour published details of their new payout structure for minimum cashes. They revealed each tournament would pay out between 13% and 15%, and that the minimum cash would always be at least 1.7x the buy-in (So at least €8,400 for an EPT Main Event).
 roeish319/08/2013 08:05:25 GMT
Posted by Sorin888:
The European Poker Tour published details of their new payout structure for minimum cashes. They revealed each tournament would pay out between 13% and 15%, and that the minimum cash would always be at least 1.7x the buy-in (So at least �8,400 for an EPT Main Event).


How was it before. Is there any real difference between the new system and the old one? How is that compared with other world tours?
I guess they're trying to make their games more attractive against the competition, but I don't really understand the details, probably because I'm not playing or considering playing these tours.

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