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French player Frederic Vacher is chip leader with 239,200 at the end of Day 1a of the first ever Berlin Cup. There are 85 players remaining from the 273 who started at noon. The €1,100 tourney has a guaranteed prize pool of €500,000. Today's survivors include Team Pro Jan Heitmann, Connor Drinan, Petr Jelinek, ************************, Yury Gulyy, Michael Tureniec and Thomas Mühlöcker. Updates are on www.pokerstarsblog.de (in German).
With the EPT Main Event starting on Sunday (April 21), players can look forward to a full poker festival at the Grand Hyatt and Spielbank Casino over the coming 11 days, awarding more than €10 million in prizes.
TEAM PROS Numerous Team Pros are set to compete in Berlin including Jake Cody, Liv Boeree, Luca Pagano, Dario Minieri, Theo Jorgensen, Johnny Lodden, Ville Wahlbeck, Victor Ramdin, Andre Akkari, Sandra Naujoks, Jan Heitmann, Sebastian Ruthenberg, jan Heitmann, Michael Keiner, Marcel Luske, Max Lykov, Marcin Horecki, George Danzer, ElkY, Eugene Katchalov plus Team SportStar Boris Becker,
The celebrated EPTLive webcast will be running every single day during EPT Berlin (from April 21-27) with live streams in FOUR languages - German, French, Russian and English. As always, the English broadcast will feature the usual mix of great commentary from presenters James Hartigan and Joe Stapleton, plus guest appearances from Team Pros and other top players.
In German, the live stream will be on Pokerfirma.com until Day 5 and then, in an exclusive deal, the Sport 1 website for the final table. In French, the webcast will be on DailyMotion and PokerStarslive.fr and in Russian, on pokerstars.tv.
The final three days of EPT Berlin will also be broadcast in Portuguese (pokerpt.com) and Romanian (poker1.ro). The final two days get shown in Belgian French, Flemish and Latin American Spanish (see pokerstars.tv) and the final in Slovenian (Moskisvet.com) and Italian (pokerstars.tv)
- Source: www.pokerstars.com
