Given that it is the biggest poker event launched in the United Kingdom, it is understandable that there is going to be a lot of structural importance and planning about the ISPT event at Wembley Stadium. There may still be some time to go until the event takes place but we are pretty much looking forward to the big event and we are sure that there are plenty of poker players around the country looking forward to it too. This is why we make no apologies for providing as much information as and when it is released because it is going to be one of the premier poker events in the UK this year so why shouldn’t we talk a lot about it!
The ISPT Wembley event really gets underway on Friday the 31st of May and it continues all the way through until the 5th of June. This is the second stage of the event though with the first stage being underway already. Anyone looking to make money at the big event but doesn’t want to pay the big fees will know that there are satellite events already up and running, which can help to lower the cost of playing poker games. In addition to the online satellite events, there are also live satellite events at the Dusk Till Dawn Poker club so there is a genuine chance for lots of players to play their way through.
Day 2 action is important
This means that Day 1 players can make their way to Day 2 but there is also an opportunity for players to buy a direct buy-in to Day 2. This will be available at €2,700+€300 and all of these players will have an average poker stack of 50,000 chips. The two Day 2 events will take place on Friday the 31st of May and Saturday the 1st of June. Anyone that busts out on the Friday will have the chance to re-enter on Saturday, Day 2B where again, the buy-in stands at €2,700+€300 and will provide a chip stack of 50,000.
Day 3 gets underway at midday on Sunday the 2nd of June, Day 4 takes place on Monday the 3rd of June, it will come as no surprise to learn that Day 5 will be on Tuesday the 4th of June and then it rolls onto the 5th of June. This is the Wednesday and it will be the Grand Final where some poker player will win a minimum of €1m.
There isn’t even a Wembley spot up for grabs in the FA Cup final with Manchester City having a Champions League place sewn up and Wigan getting an automatic Europa League spot on the back of City’s league placing. This means if you want a Wembley event with a real Euro focus, you will need to look towards the Champions League final or the ISPT event where one lucky poker player will walk away with a million euros! That is certainly the sort of prize that will help to build a warm feeling to the European Union!