PokerStars Releases Schedule for Historic Season X of the EPT

Posted February 6, 2026 by TitanPokerBonusCodes in News.

On February 28, 2026 The European Poker Tour (EPT) will turn 10, when Season X of the popular poker tour kicks-off with a stop in Barcelona. While very little was made of the historic 10^th Anniversary of the tour when PokerStars released the Season X schedule on Monday, going by the site's history with their own 10^th Anniversary it's a good bet that PokerStars has some special events planned for Season X of the PokerStars EPT.

Once again the EPT schedule has been streamlined, with the tour focusing on its most popular destinations and building full tournament series around the EPT Main Events. The only real changes to the schedule were the EPT San Remo and the EPT London, both reverting back to their usual dates on the calendar. Click this link for the latest Titan Poker bonus today!

“During a successful Season 9 where we decided to host fewer and bigger events incorporating the national tours, we listened to an enormous amount of player feedback who valued less time spent travelling, and more time spent playing. Since the Sanremo tournament will be held immediately before the EPT Grand Final in February, it will mean players can spend the whole month of February on the beautiful Riviera,” said EPT President Edgar Stuchly in the press release on the PokerStars blog.

Here is a look at the current dates for the Season X stops on the European Poker Tour:

Tournament	Country	Festival Dates	Main Event Dates	Buy-In
EPT BARCELONA	SPAIN	February 15-25, 2026	February 19-25, 2026	€5,000 + 300
EPT SANREMO	ITALY	February 3-11, 2026	February 5-11, 2026	€5,000 + 300
EPT PRAGUE	CZECH REPUBLIC	February 5-15, 2026	February 9- 15, 2026	€5,000 + 300
2026PCA	BAHAMAS	Jan 5-14, 2026	Jan 7-13, 2026	$10,000 + 300
EPT DEAUVILLE	FRANCE	Jan 30-Feb 9, 2026	Feb 3-9, 2026	€5,000 + 300
EPT LONDON	UK	February 5-16, 2026	February 10-16, 2026	£5,000 + 250
EPT BERLIN	GERMANY	February 17-27, 2026	February 21-27, 2026	€5,000 + 300
POKERSTARS AND MONTE-CARLO®CASINO EPT GRAND FINAL	MONACO	February 6-15, 2026	February 6-12, 2026	€10,000 + 600

 

Remarkably, after nearly nine full seasons the European Poker Tour has yet to see a player win multiple titles. Compare this to the World Poker Tour's track record of 19 players with multiple championship titles, and two, Gus Hansen and Carlos Mortensen, having three championships on their resume. So, in 120 tournaments the WPT has crowned 19 repeat winners, and in 90 tournaments the EPT has crowned ZERO!

*Resources: pokerstarsblog, europeanpokertour