Sport | Texas Hold 'em |
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Founded | 2010 |
Continent | Europe |
Official website | http://www.estrellaspokertour.com |
The Estrellas Poker Tour (ESPT) started in April 2010, is a major regional poker tour in the Spain. The ESPT is sponsored by PokerStars.com.
Date | Event / City | Entries | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
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8–11 April 2010 | ESPT Málaga | 261 | €228,010 | Vedast Sanxis [1] [2] | €60,970 | |
27–30 May 2010 | ESPT Alicante | 305 | €266,448 | Jose Martinez [3] | €70,148 | |
8–12 July 2010 | ESPT Madrid | 291 | €254,219 | Marc Colomé [4] | €67,519 |
Date | Event / City | Entries | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
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3–6 February 2011 | ESPT Madrid | 498 | €435,053 | Ricardo Escobar [7] | €103,503 | |
31 Mar-3 Apr, 2011 | ESPT Málaga | 375 | €327,600 | Antonio Dieguez Rodriguez [8] | €81,500 | |
26–29 May 2011 | ESPT Alicante | 347 | €303,140 | Alejandro Piñeiro Barcelo [9] | €75,800 | |
4–7 August 2011 | ESPT San Sebastián | 290 | €253,344 | Fabian Deimann [10] [11] | €64,600 | |
21–25 September 2011 | ESPT Ibiza | 426 | €372,154 | Grzegorz Gosk [12] | €92,100 |
Date | Event / City | Entries | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
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25–29 January 2012 | ESPT Madrid | 482 | €462,720 | Juan Miguel Tomé Perez [14] | €70,619 | |
26 Mar-1 Apr, 2012 | ESPT Valencia | 387 | €371,520 | Miguel Angel Rodriguez Bermudez [15] | €76,000 | |
14–20 May 2012 | ESPT Ibiza | 269 | €258,240 | Pablo Martinez Del Marmol [16] | €40,800 | |
23–29 July 2012 | ESPT San Sebastián | 269 | €258,240 | Borja González Urteaga [17] | €65,800 | |
15–19 August 2012 | EPT/ESPT Barcelona | 1,037 | €1,004,940 | Lorenzo Sabato [18] | €200,000 |
Date | Event / City | Entries | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
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25–29 January 2013 | ESPT Madrid | 632 | €606,720 | Adrian Mateos [20] | €103,053 | |
31 Mar-3 Apr, 2013 | ESPT Valencia | 483 | €463,680 | Daniel Boender [21] | €104,550 | |
26–29 May 2013 | UKIPT/ESPT Marbella | 763 | €732,480 | Ludovic Geilich [22] | €130,000 | |
4–7 August 2013 | EPT/ESPT Barcelona | 1,798 | €1,743,090 | Soenke Jahn [23] | €169,136 |
Date | Event / City | Entries | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
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5–9 February 2014 | ESPT Madrid | 721 | €692,160 | Victor Jesus Antoraz Alvarez [24] | €97,363 | |
2–6 April 2014 | ESPT Valencia | 414 | €397,440 | Fabio Sperling [25] | €77,000 | |
11–15 June 2014 | UKIPT/ESPT Marbella Festival | 750 | €720,000 | Rodrigo Espinosa [26] | €136,000 | |
16–21 August 2014 | EPT/ESPT Barcelona | 2,560 | €2,483,200 | Matias Ruzzi [27] | €198,550 |
Date | Event / City | Entries | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
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9–15 March 2015 | ESPT Madrid | 579 | €552,000 | Nicki Vestergaard [29] | €106,400 | |
11–21 June 2015 | UKIPT/ESPT Marbella Festival | 841 | €807,360 | Isidoro Barrena [30] | €150,800 | |
19–30 August 2015 | EPT/ESPT Barcelona | 3,292 | €3,193,240 | Mario Javier López [31] | €408,000 |
Date | Event / City | Entries | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
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9–13 March 2016 | ESPT Madrid | 491 | €471,360 | Pablo Gordillo Caballero [36] | €69,746 | |
15–19 June 2016 | UKIPT/ESPT Marbella Festival | 844 | €810,240 | Jonathan Schuman [37] | €96,159 | |
17–22 August 2016 | EPT/ESPT Barcelona | 3,447 | €3,343,590 | Mohamed Samri [38] | €353,220 |
Date | Event / City | Entries | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
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30 March-2 April 2022 | ESPT Madrid | 784 | €752,640 | Nicolae Giuri [41] | €137,500 | |
22–26 June 202 | Summer Poker Festival ESPT/UKIPT Malta | 815 | €782,400 | Zlatin Penev [42] | €144,630 | |
9–14 August 2022 | EPT/ESPT Barcelona | 6,313 | €6,060,480 | Rick van Bruggen [43] | €600,000 |
Date | Event / City | Entries | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
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29 March-2 April 2023 | ESPT Madrid | 756 | €725,760 | Jon Ander Vallinas [44] | €102,470 | |
5–9 July 2023 | ESPT Castellón | 310 | €297,600 | Ivan Kuziv [45] | €51,430 | |
21–27 August 2023 | EPT/ESPT Barcelona | 7,398 | €7,102,080 | Lucien Cohen [46] | €676,230 | |
20–24 September 2023 | ESPT Málaga | 485 | €465,600 | Jose Gonzalez Sanchez [47] | €91,960 | |
8–12 November 2023 | ESPT Sevilla | 420 | €403,200 | Federico Castiglioni [48] | €73,290 |
Date | Event / City | Entries | Prize Pool | Winner | Prize | Results |
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19-24 March | ESPT Madrid €1,100 Casino Gran Vía, Madrid, Spain | 629 | €602,010 | Fouad Rabahie [49] | €105,000 | |
10-16 June | UKIPT/ESPT Málaga €1,100 Casino Torrequebrada, Málaga, Spain | |||||
24 August-8 September | EPT/ESPT Barcelona €1,100 Casino Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain |
More venues on 2024 to be announced
Place | Country | Winners |
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1st | Spain | 17 |
2nd | Germany | 3 |
3rd | Argentina | 2 |
France | 2 | |
Italy | 2 | |
Netherlands | 2 | |
7th | Bulgaria | 1 |
Denmark | 1 | |
England | 1 | |
Lebanon | 1 | |
Poland | 1 | |
Romania | 1 | |
Scotland | 1 | |
Ukraine | 1 | |
Total | 36 |
Up to Season 2024 (Step 1 ESPT Madrid)
In case of a tie, alphabetical order
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