Latest Issue Of Card Player Europe Magazine Now Available Online

The March issue of Card Player Europe is available online now. Fronting the spring issue is German pro Marvin Rettenmaier as he tells the story of how he rocketed into poker’s limelight and how determined he is to become Card Player’s Player Of The Year.

Where’s Your Head At? is a feature which gives insight to the life of a poker pro, with comments from some of the world’s best about traveling, games and hobbies outside of poker, the best thing about being a professional poker player, Black Friday, and finally how their year was and what they want from 2012. You can also check out player’s picks of who impressed them the most on the felt last year.

Other features include The Poker Ten — The Most Annoying Player Habits At The Table, plus the spotlight is on Justin Young in this issue’s Capture The Flag.

There are also blogs and analysis by the likes of Irish Open champion Niall Smyth, Roy Cooke, and Matt Glantz and a Hand History featuring Barry Greenstein, Tom Dwan, and Peter Eastgate.

Why not test a digital subscription right now by viewing one of the free articles from this issue. Get to know Xuan Liu a little better, check out Miikka Anttonen’s usually controversial blog, or get into the mind of David Vamplew during a tough hand.

The magazine, as well as an archive of more than 500 issues, is available to be viewed in rich media flash versions or mobile-friendly HTML formats. All you need to view each issue is a digital subscription.

All current print magazine subscribers get free digital magazine access by logging into their Card Player account and verifying their subscription. Those who don’t have a Card Player account can create one today to sign up for your digital subscription.

Not a Card Player magazine print subscriber? Get six issues delivered to your door for only $9.95 PLUS instant access to the digital archives by signing up for a print subscription now.

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