The 2010 European Poker Tour in Copenhagen rolls into the final of the main event and only 9 players are left to fight it out for the title. The current chip leader is Francesco De Vivo (2,073,000) who holds the slimmest of chip leads over Morten Guldhammer (2,033,000) who sits in second place. The rest of the final table goes as follows; Roberto Romanello, Richard Loth, Anton Wigg, Magnus Borg Hansen, Yorane Kerignard, Jesper Petersen, and Morten Klein who currently sits in last place. Stick with Poker777 as one player will be named the champion of the 2010 EPT in Copenhagen.

The 2010 European Poker Tour in Copenhagen is down to 24 (Bauer) out of the 423 players it started with, and players now have their eyes set on the final table. Former World Series of Poker champion Peter Eastgate is still in the hunt holding 726,000 in chips. The player out in front for the time being is Roberto Romanello who holds the lead with 1,400,000 chips, and not far behind is the second place holder Andrew Teng (1,005,000). Players will enter Day 5 with the final table in their mind, but only one will be able to walk away as the victor.

Party Poker’s Premier League IV came to a close last night as the final table was full of professional poker players. Players to reach the final table consisted of Phil Laak, Daniel Negreanu, Roland De Wolfe, and the winner of the event David Benyamine. Benyamine defeated Luke Schwartz in heads up play to take home the fourth Premier League and $400,000 in first place prize money. This was the first major win for Benyamine in quite some time, and Benyamine was more than happy to take home the trophy.

The most recent tour to be announced by PokerStars.net, the North American Poker Tour, is set to begin in February. Millions of people will be able to tune into the action, because the coverage will be aired on ESPN 2. ESPN will begin airing the footage in April and will show footage from Las Vegas and the Bahamas. The World Series of Poker is featured on ESPN and now ESPN 2 is joining the fun as they will take full coverage for the North American Poker Tour. Get ready to experience the game of poker like you have never experienced it before.

The 2010 European Poker Tour in Copenhagen rolls into Day 2 with only 80 of the 423 entrants remaining. In the ride to the final table Csaba Toth is currently out in front leading the way with 575,000 in chips. The closest competitor to Toth is Kristoffer Thorsson who currently sits in second place holding 375,000 in chips. Former World Series of Poker Main Event champion Peter Eastgate is close behind holding 235,000 chips and the 6th place position. The wild ride will continue until there is only one remaining, so stay tuned with Poker777 as Copenhagen crowns a champion.