We reported just a few days ago that two of the robbery suspects of the EPT Berlin robbery were in custody and police were looking for the other two men involved. Today, Berlin police have confirmed that the other two subjects have been arrested and are in custody at this time.
German police apprehended Ahmad el-Awayti yesterday in a Berlin subway. El-Awayti is the second suspect to be arrested in connection with the March 6 robbery of the European Poker Tour. German police are also considering [….]
The first ever PokerStars European Poker Tour Kyiv event had its share of chaos but nevertheless the event saw a good turnout of 296 players from over 30 countries competing for the first ever title. The event was moved from its original destination of Moscow to the Ukraine and by the final day of play eight players returned to the Sport Palace to see who would win the title and the first place prize.
PokerStars was gearing up to go to Moscow, Russia to begin the sixth season of the European Poker Tour but the Russian government decided to close many of their casinos especially those close to the capital. EPT organizers had to scramble and figure out what to do with so many people ready to travel and many prize packages given out, they had to do something. So the EPT event has now moved from Moscow to Kiev, Ukraine which is not too far from the original destination.
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