It sometimes feels strange to speak about myself in the third person, but here we go. Poker media veteran Jason Glatzer checked out some of the action live on video at the Malta Poker Festival. While we were unable to…
Level 7: 500/1,000 (1,000)Entries: 326/412 Just before the break, Senior Product Poker Marketing Manager Sebastian Rebhan was at 170,000 in chips. He gave some back also before the break in a hand he recapped with us and confirmed with the…
Players are on their second break of Day 1e. The blinds will increase to 500/1,000 with a 1,000 big blind ante when the action resumes in 15 minutes.
Level 6: 400/800 (800)Entries: 330/396 Giovanni Trimarchi and Federico Bileddo checked with more than 20,000 in the pot after the flop. Trimarchi fired out for 9,200 on the turn and Bileddo called before both players checked the river. Bileddo turned…
Portomaso Casino is one of the most luxurious venues in the world and is the perfect home for the Malta Poker Festival. The venue boasts two floors for tournament action alongside the main casino floor where countless cash game tables…
Level 5: 300/600 (600)Entries: 340/381 Calero Salamanca checked with the on the board after the turn before Gerald Mcsorney fired out for 6,000 into a pot of around 15,000. Salamanca called before he jammed after the river paired the board.…
It has become a tradition that the APAT visits during the Malta Poker Festival and this festival was no exception. The €120 buy-in event has an amazing price point. Think it must be a turbo? Think again as this event…
The €230 Mystery Bounty by the Bounty Hunter Days attracted 620 entries during yesterday’s Day 1. The action has progressed down to a final table of nine hopefuls competing for the €8,270 top prize. This is not all they are…
The €150 Ladies First! is one of the most fun events at the Malta Poker Festival and something that is dear and near to MPF founder Ivonne Montealegre as she doubles as the International VP of the WPA. This time…
Level 4: 200/400 (400)Entries: 316/331 Sylvain Mirrione opened for 900 from under the gun before John Madden (not the NFL broadcaster, but a player from Ireland) called from middle position. Nikolas Metaxas jammed for more than 10,000 from the hijack…