A Winner Will be Crowned in the 2022 888poker LIVE Barcelona €1,100 Main Event

After four starting days and ten levels of 60 minutes each on Day 2 of the 2022 888poker LIVE Barcelona €1,100 Main Event, the conclusion of the marquee tournament at Casino Barcelona awaits as of 3pm local time. Only 13 players out of 334 entries remain in contention for the biggest slice of the €320,640 prize pool and they have their eyes set on a top prize of €68.000.

It will be the fourth time an 888poker LIVE Main Event champion is crowned in the Catalan metropole and there will be a first-time winner for the popular mid-stakes tour after two former winners cashed but failed to advance to the final day.

Eight of the last 13 contenders hail from the host country of Spain but it is the UK's Ashley Timms who leads the way with a stack of 1,300,000 followed by Frenchman Ewen Trevidy (1,240,000). Alexandre Ventura Bolet is the top placed local player with 1,220,000 in chips and Italy's Sandro Hauser rounds up the quartet of chip millionaires with 1,125,000.

Several notables are vying for the trophy as well including Spanish online poker streamer Gerard "Gforcall" Carbo (915,000), recent EPT Prague €2,200 Eureka High Roller winner Jose Manuel Gonzalez (900,000), 2017 WSOP Europe Main Event champion Marti Roca de Torres (740,000) and 2013 EPT Barcelona Main Event runner-up Kimmo Kurko (550,000).

Seat Assignments for the Final Day

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
Feature	1	Kimmo Kurko	Finland	550,000	18
Feature	2	Alexandre Ventura Bolet	Spain	1,220,000	41
Feature	3	Gerard Carbo	Spain	915,000	31
Feature	4	Jose Manuel Gonzalez	Spain	900,000	30
Feature	5	Alex Baena	Spain	355,000	12
Feature	6	Marti Roca de Torres	Spain	740,000	25
Feature	7	Bernat Carreras	Spain	405,000	14

51	1	Sandro Hauser	Italy	1,125,000	38
51	2	Stefan Wesson	United Kingdom	755,000	25
51	3	Ewen Trevidy	France	1,240,000	41
51	4	Adan Soler Fernandez	Spain	255,000	9
51	5	Ashley Timms	United Kingdom	1,300,000	43
51	6	Antonio Sanchez Torregrosa	Spain	200,000	7

With several short stacks in the mix and returning blinds of 15,000-30,000 and a big blind ante of 30,000 in level 21, the early stages certainly promise plenty of action en route to reaching the nine-handed final table. From thereon, each pay jump will become more significant in the €1,100 Main Event.

All levels on the final day will last 60 minutes each and the duration will be cut in half for the heads-up stage.

While the restart is set for 3pm local time, the PokerNews live updates for the feature and outer table will be published on a delay of 15 minutes according to the live stream setup. Cards-up coverage and English commentary from start to finish will be available on the 888poker TV Twitch channel while Spanish outlet Poker Red also streams all the way until the end in Spanish as well.

Remaining Payouts