European Poker Tour schedule
European Poker Tour: 5 stops on record, 2 still to come across Czech Republic, France, Monaco, Spain. Dates, venues and buy-ins for every stop, updated daily.
The EPT was created in 2004 by John Duthie, television director and Poker Million winner, and its first stop was the Barcelona Open in September 2004 with 229 entrants. PokerStars has sponsored it from the start and wholly owned it since 2011, and it is Europe's richest poker tour, with a 5,300 euro Main Event and a record field of 2,294 entries in Barcelona in 2022. In 2017 it was rebranded PokerStars Championship for one season and came back under its own name in 2018. It travels across Czech Republic, France, Monaco and Spain. We have 5 stops on record. It runs from February to December. Buy-ins on record start at €1,650 and go up to €5,300. Next stop: European Poker Tour - EPT Prague, 2–13 December 2026.
Upcoming stops
| Dates | Festival | Where |
|---|---|---|
| 2–13 Dec | European Poker Tour - EPT Prague | Prague, Czech Republic |
| 2–13 Dec | PokerStars EPT Prague | Czechia, Czech Republic |
Countries it visits
Past stops
| Dates | Festival | Where |
|---|---|---|
| 16–29 Aug | PokerStars EPT Barcelona | Barcelona, Spain |
| 30 Apr – 10 May | PokerStars EPT Monte-Carlo | Monte-Carlo, Monaco |
| 18 Feb – 1 Mar | PokerStars EPT Paris | Paris, France |