Final Table Will Form on Day 6 of EPT Barcelona Main Event

Just 11 players remain in the €5,300 Main Event at PokerStars European Poker Tour (EPT) Barcelona inside Casino Barcelona in the quest to win €1,436,000 and become the newest EPT champion. Leading the way heading into Day 6, which kicks off at noon local time, is Sweden's Anton Suarez, the beneficiary of the biggest pot of the tournament late last night who will look to best a career best $1 million live score from 2020.

Also eying that top seven-figure prize is France's Thomas Eychenne, who will enter the penultimate day second in chips, while his fellow Frenchmen Youssef Zereg and Yohan Rascar make up the bottom of the counts. In between these players in terms of chips are Spain's Sergio Carro Marin and Cesar Garcia, Britain's Marc Foggin, Italy's Umberto Zaffagnini, Colombia's Julian Pineda Lozano, Poland's Tomasz Brzezinski and Romania's Sebastian Ionita.

Day 6 Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Anton Suarez	Sweden	15,340,000	153
2	Thomas Eychenne	France	9,595,000	96
3	Sebastian Ionita	Romania	6,820,000	68
4	Tomasz Brzezinski	Poland	6,525,000	65
5	Julian Pineda Lozano	Colombia	4,730,000	47
6	Sergio Carro Marin	Spain	4,520,000	45
7	Umberto Zaffagnini	Italy	4,410,000	44
8	Marc Foggin	United Kingdom	3,655,000	37
9	Cesar Garcia	Spain	3,285,000	33
10	Youssef Zereg	France	1,350,000	14
11	Yohan Rascar	France	1,125,000	11

Yesterday's Day 5 wrapped up after a little more than four levels of play with the elimination of Brazil's Joao Webber, whose dream at an EPT title turned to a nightmare as he had aces cracked by the queens of Thomas Eychenne, who flopped a set just a few minutes into the fifth level of the day to put an abrupt end to the evening.

That means Day 6 will pick back up with 67 minutes on the clock of Level 29 with blinds of 50,000/100,000/100,000. Today will likely play down to the final six, five or four before pausing ahead of the final day on Sunday, Aug. 31.

The tournament action will once again be streamed by PokerStars, and PokerNews will provide its updates on a delay to avoid any spoilers.

Stay tuned as the PokerNews live reporting team is here in Barcelona and eager to provide coverage as the 2025 EPT Barcelona festival draws closer to its conclusion.