The PokerStars European Poker Tour is set to make a stop in Berlin, Germany. The €1 million guarantee tournament is set to take place March 2nd, 2010, and the location is in Marlene-Dietrich-Platz at Potsdamer Platz (quite a name). The event can hold up to 1,000 players, so it’s no secret that the seats will be filling fast. The European Poker Tour saw recent success in previous years, and it looks like they are gaining momentum heading into the future. Register now, or check for satellites into this exclusive poker tournament.

Card Player’s Player of the Year, Eric Baldwin, is the newest professional poker player to sign a sponsorship deal with an online poker room. Eric Baldwin will join the Ultimate Bet poker team as he looks to continue his remarkable run. Baldwin has joined Joe Sebok, Billy Kopp, Brandon Cantu, and Liv Boeree who all recently signed a contract this year. Baldwin will travel the world to play in live major poker tournaments sporting the Ultimate Bet gear. Want your shot at Eric ‘basebaldy’ Baldwin? Register your account with Ultimate Bet, and work your way up the ladder.

Ultimate Bet is revealing yet another promotion for their players. The Ultimate Bet poker room is ready to pay you big bucks for cashing in the Ultimate Bet Online Championship tournaments. The upcoming UBOC (to take place in January) will feature 18 tournaments, and with the new ‘Bubble Buster’ promotion players can strike at rich. If you go on to cash in 11 out of the 18 tournaments, Ultimate Bet will reward you with $1 Million. Cash in 9? If you cash in 9 tournaments, you will receive a Aruba AND WSOP Main Event Package. Get your bankroll ready.

Full Tilt Poker suspends poker pro Brian Townsend for violating Full Tilt’s term of service, which states that players ‘cannot share hand history databases and data mining software‘. Townsend confessed to sharing such information with Brian Hastings, the recent $4 million winner against Isildur1, after studying the play of Isildur1 in heads-up play. Townsend studied Isildur1’s play, and broke down hand histories then discussed the hands with Brian Hastings and Cole South. Thus far there have no reports that the money has been returned to Isildur1, and we are unaware on the length of the suspension.

The MiniFTOPS Main Event was held yesterday which means another MiniFTOPS is in the history books. 15,987 players showed up to play the $50+5 NL Hold’em Main Event, and to help say goodbye to this installment of MiniFTOPS. ‘syyyke_mann’ walked away with the victory, but it was ‘horiamv’ the player who won the most money. Because of a 4 way deal horiamv had a cash prize of $85,000, and syyyke-mann won the event for a total winnings of $82,465. AADYNASTY and 23dontreraiseme were also part of the deal, and each won over $60,000 for their efforts. Get your bankroll ready for the next MiniFTOPS, and perhaps I will be writing about your victory in the next main event.