PokerStars Heads to Eastern and Central Europe

The most recent and prestigious live tour joining the online poker site’s family is being dubbed the Eureka Poker Tour and it will be featuring the big game tournament experience at very reasonable buy-ins in some familiar locales and a few new ones. For the average person, Titan Poker Online is just as good as the conventional version both in terms of the graphics and in terms of functionality.

The first season will see stops in Slovenia, Prague, Bulgaria, Croatia and Romania before returning to the Czech capital in December for the Prague leg of the European Poker Tour.  Titan Poker review will take a closer look at the major aspects of this online poker website in an effort to determine if it is indeed an excellent online poker website that is worth your time and money.

The very first event is set to run at the Card Casino in Prague Mar. 16-20 and will include an €800 Main event and a full schedule of other side events.

Each of the Eureka Poker Tour’s €800 Main events will carry on for four days, with two starting days, a 400-500 player cap and prize pools expected to exceed €250,000.

Online satellites began on PokerStars Jan. 19.