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PokerStars Rumored to Buy Full Tilt Poker Amidst Major Tournament Wins
In a surprising turn of events, PokerStars is rumored to be the potential buyer of Full Tilt Poker after negotiations with the Bernard Tapie Group fell through. The news, dubbed the “Red Tuesday,” has sparked both excitement and skepticism among poker enthusiasts.
In other poker news, Patrick de Koster emerged victorious at the WPT National Series Marbella tournament, securing €150,000 in prize money. The event featured a strong Spanish contingent, including José Carlos López, Inma Martí, Antonio González, and José Luis Plaza.
The EPT Super High Roller event in Monte Carlo is also making headlines with a €100,000 buy-in and a €1.640.000 prize pool. Notable players like Daniel Negreanu, Bertrand Grospellier 'ElkY', Patrik Antonius, and Eugene Katchalov are among those competing, with Justin Bonomo leading the pack with more than double the chips of the second-place player.
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