2025 PokerStars EPT Barcelona

Here's a table that shows not just that Krystian Lisowski was the first to lock up his spot in the Final, but that he's also won the most money courtesy of Spins!

After a long back and forth at his table, Guilherme Kleist has locked up a spot in tonight's Spin & Go Championship Live final.

He defeated Romania's Claudiu Moraru and Spain's David Xarau to advance. Moraru had made it to three wins alongside Kleist, with Xarau behind on one.

Xarau secured victory to close the gap to one, and then went heads-up with Kleist to hopefully force a one game-decider, with all three players having won three games. However, Kleist secured victory with his wife watching on, and he can look forward to playing in the final with a chance to win €100,000.

In a post-match interview, James Hartigan asked Kleist how many Spins he'd played in his lifetime.

"Oh I don't even know," he said, before conceding it was in the hundreds of thousands.

We have our first finalist in the Spin & Go Live Championship and it's Krystian Lisowski.

He notched up four wins from five against AndyPSX and Cendoya Ruiz, with Ruiz the only other player to notch a win. He dispatched both Spaniards in just over an hour to secure his place in the final.

Although he doesn’t consider himself a full-time grinder, Lisowski admits he put in more volume than usual to secure a spot in the Spin & Go Championship, and secured his place during the last leaderboard.

“It was really cool playing on stage for the first time,” he said of yesterday’s live action. “I hope PokerStars continues to run tournaments like this. It’s a great experience even if it takes a lot of work to organize.”

The excitement of making the final nine meant a restless night for Lisowski, who only managed a few hours of sleep, though he still felt energized heading into the decisive day. Away from poker, he invests in real estate, managing several flats.

As for his immediate plan before the final? Lisowski kept it simple: “Go to sleep.”