Monte Carlo EPT

Get the chance to "Live the Life" in Monte Carlo by doing something you love - playing poker!

Not only is the EPT in Monte Carlo is an unique event, but add in all the hype and glam of this incredible city and you have a money can't buy experience.

€13,000 Package

The prize package includes the €10,600 buy-in to the Main Event and €2,400 cash funded to your Playboypoker account for travel and hotel.

The EPT Grand Final is a €10,000 + €600 No Limit Hold'em tournament held at the Monte Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort in Monte Carlo, from 12-17 April, 2008.

How to Win a Package

The best $2 you'll ever spend!

There are 2 finals left = 24th February and 23rd March awarding €13,000 packages. Buy-in is €530.

Each final guarantees one seat for every 20 players. The first €30 rebuy satellites to these finals run on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Last Chance €30 satellites run on the day of the Finals.

€2 rebuy satellites to these €30 satellites run daily during the week.

Good luck at the tables!

About Monte Carlo

The Mediterranean Principality of Monaco is surrounded by France but is actually an independent country. MonteCarlo, home of the famous Grand Prix motor race, is one of Monaco's four districts, and has been synonymous with glamour, elegance - and gambling - since the 1800s.

Where to stay

Monte Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort
40 Avenue Princess Grace
Monte Carlo
Tel: +377 98 06 25 25
E-mail: resort@sbm.mc

Monte Carlo Grand Hotel
12, Av. des Spelugues
98000 Monte Carlo
Tel: +377 93 50 65 00
Le Meridien Beach Plaza

Hotel Mirabeau
1 Avenue Princesse Grace
98000 Monte Carlo
Tel: +377 92 16 25 25
E-mail: resort@sbm.mc

How to get there

Journey time by taxi is approximately 35 minutes with an average fare of €70.

There are regular daily bus connections from Terminals 1 and 2 every hour, from 9am-9pm. The fare is €13 one-way with stops at several hotels. For information, visit www.rca.tm.fr.

By Train: All international trains stop at Monaco/Monte-Carlo Station located at Avenue Prince Pierre. For information visit www.europeonrail.com

By Car: The Principality is close to both France and Italy. From Italy, take the "Monaco-Roquebrune" exit; from France, take the "56 Monaco" exit.