The latest stop on the PokerStars UKIPT

is already underway at the Rochestown Park Hotel in Cork, Southern Ireland. This is the fourth leg of this seasons tour and the second visit to Ireland, and organisers hope that up to 600 people will be attending the main event which starts today. The main event is a €500 + €60 NLHE and it will come to a conclusion on Sunday evening. There is plenty of action available if you have not gained an entry to the main event, and tonight there is a €100 + €10 NLHE tournament starting at 8.00pm. Action continues all

the way through until Sunday evening, and the

full list of events is listed below. UKIPT Cork Schedule Thu 19 May 8.00pm €100 + €10 No Limit Hold’em Fri 20 May 7.00pm €100 + 10 Poker Triathlon Sat 21 May 2.00pm €100 + 10 Super Satellite to High Roller Event Sat 21 – Sun 22 May 6.00pm €1,500 + 120 No Limit Hold’em – High Roller Sat 21 – Sun 22 May 7.00pm €300 + 30 No Limit Hold’em Sun 22 May 5.00pm €100 + 10 No Limit Hold’em – Charity Bounty Event Sun 22 May 6.00pm €50 + 5 Super Satellite to UKIPT Newcastle As you can see there is plenty on offer for everyone including a brand new event dubbed ‘The Poker Triathlon’. Round One is a multi-table satellite, Round Two is a Six Max Sit ‘N’ Go and Round Three is a Heads-Up Tournament, and all you have to do is qualify in each round to make the next round. More details will be available at the venue, and qualification will depend on the number of entries, with a minimum of 60 needed up to a maximum of 180. You can keep up to date on all the latest news at the UKIPT website where there is a blog and a plethora of stats on past and upcoming events.

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