Eurasian Poker Tour
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The Eurasian Poker Tour (EA Poker Tour) is a tournament sponsored by GGPoker. EAPT is a series of festivals covering the entire Eurasian region. The EAPT has been hosting poker tournaments since 2013, which means 10 years of experience in providing top-notch poker experiences. Our festivals have a vast geography, from Kyiv in Ukraine to the Caribbean, from Cyprus to Kazakhstan, and from Montenegro to Altay.
History
The EAPT started in Kyiv, Ukraine in September, 2013 and the team have organised 40 festivals and over 600 tournaments in 10 years history, more than 7,000 players have been participating in EAPT tournaments and over US$40,000,000 was distributed in prize money to the players.
The EAPT is a united well known tournaments such as: Red Sea Poker Cup held in Egypt, Mediterranean Poker Cup held in Malta, Cyprus, etc., Kazakhstan Poker Championship and others.
The EAPT was founded by Poker Club Management - PCM, held in Russia (Altay / Sochi), Georgia, Belarus, Montenegro, Ukraine, Cyprus and Kazakhstan every two months. PCM is the largest poker company in Eastern Europe and have distributed a total prize pool is over US$1,000,000,000 in more than 140 festivals since 2006.
Results
Season 1 (2013)
Season 2 (2014)
Season 3 (2016)
Season 4 (2017)
Season 5 (2017-2018)
EurAsian Poker Tour - Season 2018 - Player of the Year: Aleksandr Davydov
Season 6 (2019)
EurAsian Poker Tour - Season 2019 - Player of the Year: Ivan Soshnikov
Season 7 (2020)
Season 8 (2021)
Season 9 (2022-2023)
EAPT Bounty Sochi - total prize pool and winner prize with bounties
Season 10 (2023-2024)
Season 11 (2024/2025)
Season 12 (2025/2026)
Season 13 (2026/2027)
Winners by country
Up to Season 12 (2025/2026) EAPT Georgia (April 2026);
Only EAPT events, MPP tournaments are not counted;
In case of a tie, alphabetical order.
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