When Amer Sulaiman landed in Costa Rica some days ago, he only expected to spend some relaxed days in the awesome beaches that this country has to offer. Not only he did that, he’s going to go back to his home in Canada with $172,095 extra in his pocket, together with a LAPT title.
The 45-year, who borned in Iraq, went to Playa Conchal for a vacation with his girlfriend, but at last minute he decided to join the first 3rd season LAPT. We are pretty surte they won’t regret …

How would you feel if you had won a major international poker tournament before you got your high school degree? Well, probably you would feel more than awesome, but if you have any doubt, you can ask the German high school student who travelled to Argentina the last week and won the PokerStars Latin American Poker Tour. [Read full entry]

Three hundred twenty-seven players started this event three days ago. The top 36 walked away with cash, but the big money was handed out tonight at the final table. and was for Karl Hevroy. Taking time out from his political studies, 20-year-old student Karl Hevroy from Bergen, Norway has won one of South America’s largest ever poker events. [Read full entry]

Let’s remember the history, Day 1 of the LAPT Mexico event was played live in Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico. It was postponed due to unclear circumstances. So, what was essentially Day 2 of the event played out online at PokerStars. Once play reached a final table, the final nine players traveled more than 5,000 miles south of where they started the event to play down to a champion. [Read full entry]

You should remember that. A few months ago, LAPT Nuevo Vallarta, celebrated (or pseudo-celebrated) in Mexico was suspended and further postponed due unclear circumstances. Today, three months later, and so far away from its original destination, the final table of the most accidental Latin American Poker Tour event will finally play out. [Read full entry]

After its first stop in Rio, LAPT finally reaches San José (Costa Rica) this May before moving to Uruguay to celebrate the Grand Final. Satellites to LAPT San José end on May 14th in PokerStars. Do not miss the chance to qualify! Sit&Go Step Satellites are running constantly and you also have the chance to qualify though the 530$ weekly qualifier (there are qualifiers to the 530$ final from 5$).
After its first stop in Rio, LAPT finally reaches San José (Costa Rica) this May before moving to Uruguay to celebrate …