The third day of the EPT Barcelona main event is over and there are now only 24 players left. The first two days of the tournament were dominated by 2 French poker players, Guillaume Darcourt and Xavier Caruggi, but Day 3 was all about 2 Spanish poker players, Tomeu Gomilla and Raul Mestre, and they will return to the tables today with the biggest stacks.
Apart from Team PokerStars Pros Eugene Katchalov and Matthias De Meulder there aren't many known players left in the tournament, but this doesn't necessary mean that the rest of the tournament will be boring to follow. A first place prize of €850,000 is up for grabs and it comes along with a trophy (picture) and the honor to have won Spain's biggest poker tournament ever.
Day 4 seat draw
Table, seat, name, chips
1 1 Andras Kovacs Hungary PokerStars qualifier 251,000
1 2 Marcos Fernandez Spain PokerStars qualifier 1,699,000
1 3 Raul Mestre Spain 2,363,000
1 4 Tome Moreira Portugal 338,000
1 5 Jose Miguel Esteban Spain 1,169,000
1 6 Evgeny Zaytsev Russia 1,095,000
1 7 Martin Schleich Germany PokerStars player 536,000
1 8 Juan Manuel Perez Spain 780,000
2 1 Javier Contreras Spain 1,156,000
2 2 Benjamin Juhasz Hungary 663,000
2 3 Marton Czuczor Hungary 860,000
2 4 Tomeu Gomila Spain 2,547,000
2 5 Rumen Nanev Bulgaria 397,000
2 6 Eugene Katchalov United States Team PokerStars Pro 1,452,000
2 7 Dragan Kostic Spain 714,000
2 8 Matthias De Meulder Belgium Team PokerStars Pro 1,376,000
3 1 Sigurd Andreas Eskeland Norway 802,000
3 2 Saar Wilf Israel 1,999,000
3 3 Mikel Allende Spain 826,000
3 4 Massimilano Martinez Italy 1,795,000
3 5 Xavier Carruggi France 542,000
3 6 Anthony Picault France 450,000
3 7 Isabel Clemente France 255,000
3 8 Miikka Anttonen Finland 282,000
