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09-02-2018 11:11 UTC+2

Seat 1: Matthias Tikerpe, 27, Estonia - (7,100,000)

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Christian Zetzsche

Matthias Tikerpe currently rounds out the top 10 on Estonia's all-time money list. The 27-year-old from Parnu has amassed just under $240,000 in live cashes but he's now guaranteed to more than double his career earnings, having locked up at least �287,050 in the EPT Barcelona Main Event. A top three finish would vault Tikerpe to the top of the Estonian leaderboard.

Tikerpe is the third Estonian player to appear on the EPT Main Event final table, following EPT8 Tallinn third-place finisher Raigo Aasmaa and PCA 2014 fourth-place finisher Madis Muur.

This isn't Tikerpe's first deep run at the festival. He'd previously notched a 23rd place finish in the 1,527-strong �2k National for a �15,100 payday.

Matthias Tikerpe's Main Event run:

Entering	Chips	Position
Day 2	123,800	105/762
Day 3	294,000	64/259
Day 4	2,350,000	3/56
Day 5	5,200,000	4/13
Day 6	7,100,000	4/6

Player	Chips	Progress
Matthias Tikerpe	7,100,000

Tags: Matthias Tikerpe Madis Muur Raigo Aasmaa

09-02-2018 11:09 UTC+2

Seat 2: Piotr Nurzynski, 28, Poland (15,425,000)

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Christian Zetzsche

Piotr Nurzynski is originally a doctor but he decided to take a two-year break to travel the world with his girlfriend. They're both passionate surfers so they choose destinations which accommodate their hobby. Following a few stops in South America, Nurzynski returned to Europe after qualifying to the EPT Barcelona Main Event online at PokerStars.

He managed to navigate his way all the way to the final table. While playing in front of the cameras is a completely new experience for the 28-year-old from Poland, the iconic EPT Barcelona Main Event has already seen a Polish player capturing the trophy when Sebastian Malec emerged victorious in 2016.

Piotr Nurzynski's Main Event run:

Entering	Chips	Position
Day 2	127,700	97/762
Day 3	531,000	18/259
Day 4	1,390,000	16/56
Day 5	3,570,000	8/13
Day 6	15,425,000	2/6

Player	Chips	Progress
Piotr Nurzynski	15,425,000

Tags: Piotr Nurzynski Sebastian Malec

09-02-2018 11:07 UTC+2

Seat 3: Rodrigo Carmo, 24, Portugal (2,000,000)

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Christian Zetzsche

Rodrigo Carmo's live tournament r��sum�� has revealed only a few small results up to date, combining for just under $18,000. But the 24-year-old player from Almada is a professional poker player who spends most of his time playing online in a Portuguese, Spanish and French shared liquidity pool. Carmo has been playing poker since early 2016 and he's currently a member of Polarize Poker, representing the coaching site as their Team Pro.

Rodrigo Carmo's Main Event run:

Entering	Chips	Position
Day 2	62,500	396/762
Day 3	365,000	41/259
Day 4	2,175,000	4/56
Day 5	5,330,000	3/13
Day 6	2,000,000	6/6

Player	Chips	Progress
Rodrigo Carmo	2,000,000

Tags: Rodrigo Carmo

09-02-2018 11:06 UTC+2

Seat 4: Haoxiang Wang, 25, China (16,200,000)

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Christian Zetzsche

Haoxiang Wang has been playing poker for just over a year. He first picked up the game last summer. Wang studies in Nice, France and it was his teacher who introduced him to the game. Wang is now trying to finish his master's degree while playing cash games on the French Riviera.

Sometimes, Wang joins local tournaments with a small buy-in. This is his first tournament. Wang chose to arrive at EPT Barcelona to see how his skills compare with more experienced players. Now he's made it to the final table and he already revealed that he'll come to EPT Prague.

He said that, once he'll have finished his studies, he might consider moving to Macau to continue pursuing his poker career.

Haoxiang Wang's Main Event run:

Entering	Chips	Position
Day 2	239,300	04/762
Day 3	426,000	31/259
Day 4	1,850,000	6/56
Day 5	4,655,000	5/13
Day 6	16,200,000	1/6

Player	Chips	Progress
Haoxiang Wang	16,200,000

Tags: Haoxiang Wang

09-02-2018 11:04 UTC+2

Seat 5: Pedro Marques, 25, Portugal (6,950,000)

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Christian Zetzsche

From Corroios, Portugal, Pedro Marques joins his fellow countryman Rodrigo Carmo at the EPT Barcelona Main Event final table. Marques is certainly the more familiar player from the two, having amassed over $560,000 in live tournament cashes. The 25-year-old's best result came last year here in Barcelona.

He made it to a four-way deal in the �2k PokerStars National High Roller, taking home an even �300,000. Marques' pedigree also boasts a WPT Prague bronze medal. His previous longest run in an EPT Main Event was a 46th place finish at EPT11 Barcelona. Marques sits in 13th place on the Portuguese all-time money list but an outright win here in the Main Event would catapult him all the way to the top.

Pedro Marques' Main Event run:

Entering	Chips	Position
Day 2	98,000	208/762
Day 3	205,000	111/259
Day 4	1,090,000	26/56
Day 5	9,150,000	1/13
Day 6	6,950,000	5/6

Player	Chips	Progress
Pedro Marques	6,950,000

Tags: Pedro Marques

09-02-2018 11:01 UTC+2

Seat 6: Ognyan Dimov, 29, Bulgaria (10,125,000)

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Christian Zetzsche

From Veliko Tarnovo, Ognyan Dimov has already reached out for perfection in an EPT Main Event. Back in February 2015, then-25-year-old Dimov lifted the trophy in Deauville to win the second title for Bulgaria. Now 29, Dimov is having the best year of his poker career. While it may seem hard to top the �543,700 payday from Deauville, Dimov is just about to do so.

He added another major feather in his cap earlier this summer, snagging his first bracelet at the World Series of Poker. That triumph was worth $378,743 and Dimov has now locked up another six-figure payday, making the final table in the record-breaking EPT in Barcelona. There's no doubt his eyes will be all set on the �1.6 million top-prize which would also make him the first male player with two EPT Main Event titles.

Ognyan Dimov's Main Event run: