The preliminary schedule for the World Series of Poker (WSOP) Circuit has been released. The Circuit will feature at least 12 US tour stops and for the first time the WSOP Circuit will venture into international waters. A handful of other events are expected to be announced in the coming months but for the moment players should be able to get an idea of what will be going on in their area.

The Asian Poker Tour (APT) will return to Manila in just 41 days with an APT Philippines 2010 event. Scheduled to run from August 23^rd to the 29^th at the Resorts World Manila complex the seven-day No Limit Texas Hold’em Main Event will cost players approximately $2,500 + US $200 USD to enter.

TitanPoker.com has launched a series of satellite tournaments for the Euro City Poker Tour (ECPT) Vienna €3,000 + €300 Main Event. The event which is scheduled to be held at the Montesino Pokertainment Center in Vienna, Austria, November 10th, through the 14th is considered to be a part of Europe’s most luxurious poker tournament circuit.

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The PokerStars North American Poker Tour (NAPT) has added a new stop to its Season One schedule. Scheduled to run November 12^th through the 17^th the new NAPT Los Angeles tournament will take place at the legendary Bicycle Casino. Buy-ins for the tournament are set at $5,000. Should the event perform up to expectations it could easily become one of the largest championship events ever held in the city.

The World Poker Tour and Casino Municipal D’Amnesville announced a partnership to create the next WPT stop in France today.

The world’s most popular online poker site, PokerStars.com has just announced a brand new live tour. The new series of poker tournaments has been named the France Poker Series and will include seven separate events in seven different locations across France. Each of the tournaments will include a €1,200 buy-in which leads up to the Grand Final in Paris, a €2,500 buy-in championship.

Season three of the Latin American Poker Tour (LAPT) will be adding another stop to the list of events. PokerStars announced that the tour will hold its first ever major televised poker tournament in the beautiful city of Lima, Peru. Taking place in the Atlantic City Casino between June first and the fifth 2010, poker players from all around the world are invited take a shot at winning their very own LAPT championship title.

Day 1 of the inaugural PokerStars EPT Snowfest brought the elimination of 287 players leaving behind 259 competitors to duke it out for the top spot.