Join Betfair Poker and fly off to the second EPT event of 2006 in Deauville, France.

In early February, Team Betfair heads for the shores of northwest France. The picturesque town of Deauville in Normandy is host to the second EPT event of 2006. With a capacity team of 25 arriving en masse, Team Betfair is looking particularly strong and is sure to be amongst the prize money again. In fact we are dead set on one of you taking the title!
So join our pack!

The FACTS:
WHAT: European Poker Tour
WHERE: Deauville, France
WHEN: 7-11th February 2006- Event starts on the 8th
THE PACKAGE: €5,500 which include 5 nights in 4* Normandy Hotel;
€500 Travel Allowance and the Main Event Buy-in

Route 1- qualify through tournaments

Route 2- earn “Poker Points” and qualify for an exclusive Freeroll
January will see the dawn of a new points system (Click here for more information). You will need to collect 3600 points before midnight on the 22nd January 2006 to be entered into a restricted freeroll with 3 EPT Deauville packages to be won. €500 travel allowance will be deposited straight into your account after the event.

DETAILS:
• When: 20:45 GMT on 30th January (TBC)
• Timings: 15 minute levels
• Starting Chips: 2000

EPT Deauville Schedule:

February 7 6pm - No Limit Hold’em Super Satellite to Main Event - €200 + €20 with unlimited rebuys
February 8 2pm - EPT Main Event Day 1A
February 9 2pm - EPT Main Event Day 1B
February 9 6pm - €300 + €20 No Limit Hold'em with rebuys
February 10 2pm - EPT Main Event Day 2
February 10 6pm - €500 + €50 No-Limit Hold'em (1 rebuy or add-on)
February 11 2pm - €1000 + €60 No-Limit Hold'em freezeout
February 11 5pm - 2pm EPT Main Event Final Table

Visit the Casino
The Deauville Casino is known for its sheer beauty, its handy location overlooks the beach. Internally you can find breathtaking galleries, high and magnificent ceilings and most importantly for this event Poker. However in between games you can easily distract yourself with all the other games on offer such as Blackjack, Games machines, Craps, and the spinning wheels of both English and French Roulette