How do you feel that the EPT compares to other major tournament circuits like the World Poker tour?
They’re similar and yet they’re totally different. The WPT has the great fortune of having very large venues with casino hotels. The great advantage of the casino hotel is that Steve Lipscomb can do deals with them whereby they have all of their crew put up in the hotels, and the tournaments are run there and they don’t have to pay the dealers. In many ways we’re similar but on a much smaller scale. Having said that, we’re kind of catching up a bit now, but we’re growing a little too big for our shoes. We can’t really cope with the number of peoples that we have in some of the venues, because they’re just very very small, the venues, and there aren’t any bigger venues, for instance, in Denmark. There’s nowhere for us to go in Denmark. Do you think there’s a difference in playing style between the European events and their American counterparts? I think that there are [players in] some countries in Europe who are quite cautious, and the average player is sort of cautious player who wait
