PokerStars Eureka Poker Tour Returns to Hamburg on July 1

Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor
3 min read
Eureka Poker Tour Hamburg

The PokerStars Eureka Poker Tour heads to Hamburg, Germany, for the fourth time in its history and for the second consecutive year starting July 1. The week-long festival features a €1,100 buy-in Main Event, a €2,200 High Roller, a €330 Eureka Cup, and a special GRND tournament in partnership with PokerStars Team Pro Felix Schneiders.

Eureka Hamburg takes place at Spielbank Schenefeld from July 1-7. The €330 buy-in Eureka Cup kicks off matters, serving as the perfect warm-up for the rest of the festival. Last year, 609 players bought into the Eureka Hamburg Cup and created a €173,565 prize pool. Denmark's Brian Klindrup came out on top of a predominately German field, and captured a €23,310 top prize after a five-way deal.

The €1,100 Eureka Hamburg Main Event features a trio of flights and three days overall. Tom Holke won the inaugural Eureka Hamburg Main Event in 2015, besting 580 opponents and scooping €107,920.

Dinesh Alt won €69,120 in 2016, with Amir Mozaffarian getting his hands on €123,780 when this event last ran in September 2023.

A €2,200 High Roller shuffles up and deals when the Main Event reaches Day 2. This tournament has seen Tobias Peters (€37,548), George Danzer (€34,330), and Konstantin Faerber (€46,000) crowned champions over the years.

Wrapping up the stop is a€170 GRND Deep Stack Special, part of the aforementioned Schneiders' GRND On Tour live events.

2024 PokerStars Eureka Hamburg Schedule

DateTimeEvent
Mon 1 Jul4:00 p.m.€330 Eureka Cup Day 1a
Tue 2 Jul4:00 p.m.€330 Eureka Cup Day 1b
Wed 3 Jul2:00 p.m.Eureka Cup Final Day
 4:00 p.m.€1,100 Eureka Main Event Day 1a
Thu 4 Jul4:00 p.m.€1,100 Eureka Main Event Day 1b
Fri 5 Jul4:00 p.m.€1,100 Eureka Main Event Day 1c
Sat 6 Jul3:00 p.m.Eureka Main Event Day 2
 4:00 p.m.€2,200 Eureka High Roller Day 1
Sun 7 Jul3:00 p.m.Eureka Main Event Final Day
 3:30 p.m.€2,200 Eureka High Roller Day 2
 4:00 p.m.€170 GRND Deep Stack Special

Off the Felt Activities at Eureka Hamburg

Although those attending Eureka Hamburg will have their sights firmly set on becoming a poker champion, there are plenty of off-the-felt activities to participate in if they want some time away from the grind or if their plans of world domination fall flat.

They include a welcome brunch, comedy tour, an exclusive lunch at VR studio Rcadia, and even bingo. The venue promises to screen all of the Euro 2024 matches that occur during the festival, and is also running a prediction competition for those wanting to put their football knowledge to the test!

  • July 3 – Welcome brunch in the casino
  • July 4 – Comedy Harbour Tour
  • July 5 – Exclusive lunch at VR studio Rcadia
  • July 7 – Bingo

Win Your Way to Eureka Hamburg

Time is running out if you want to win your way to Eureka Hamburg. A handful of €109 buy-in satellites are showing in the PokerStars lobby. Each guarantees one or two €1,500 packages of a €1,100 Main Event seat and €400 paid into your PokerStars account for expenses.

Anyone with a Silver Pass from the ongoingPower Path feature can exchange that Siver Pass for a package worth $2,500. The Hamburg package consists of a €330 Eureka Cup and €1,100 Main Event entry, with the remaining funds from the $2,500 package credited as expenses, limited edition merchandise, live event liaison support, and exclusive Eureka Hamburg activities.

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Matthew Pitt
Senior Editor

Matthew Pitt hails from Leeds, West Yorkshire, in the United Kingdom, and has worked in the poker industry since 2008, and worked for PokerNews since 2010. In September 2010, he became the editor of PokerNews. Matthew stepped away from live reporting duties in 2015, and now concentrates on his role of Senior Editor for the PokerNews.

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