Here's how the final table will line up:

Seat 1. Saar Wilf - 4,555,000
Seat 2. Martin Schleich - 2,260,000
Seat 3. Juan Manuel Perez - 1,090,000
Seat 4. Eugene Katchalov, Team PokerStars Pro - 690,000
Seat 5. Isabel Baltazar - 2,270,000
Seat 6. Dragan Kostic - 2,155,000
Seat 7. Raul Mestre - 4,260,000
Seat 8. Tomeu Gomila - 6,985,000

9. Jose Miguel Esteban, Spain, €50,000
10. Matthias de Meulder, Belgium, Team PokerStars Pro, €50,000

11. Marton Czuczor, Hungary, €36,000
12. Massimilano Martinez, Italy, €36,000

13. Marcos Fernandez, Spain, PokerStars qualifier, €29,000
14. Javier Contreras, Spain, €29,000

15. Evgeny Zaytsev, Russia, €24,000
16. Miikka Anttonen, Finland, €24,000

17. Tome Moreira, Portugal, €20,000
18. Sigurd Eskelund, Norway, €20,000
19. Andras Kovacs, Hungary, PokerStars qualifier, €20,000
20. Mikel Allende, Spain, €20,000
21. Rumen Nanev, Bulgaria, €20,000
22. Anthony Picault, France, €20,000
23. Benjamin Juhasz, Hungary, €20,000
24. Xavier Carruggi, Italy, €20,000
This will be Katchalov's sixth final table of this year alone, and a win will not only land him poker's Triple Crown, but likely take him back to the top of the Global Poker Index, something Katchalov takes seriously.

"Records do mean something. In any sport they're always nice to have. It doesn't get you anything specific but it's a nice thing to have. I'd like that very much but it's a long road for me for that."

As for a sixth final table of the year, how does he do it?

"I wish I knew," said Katcahlov, laughing. "Maybe running better, I don't know."

It was the oft told story of so near but so far for Katchalov's fellow Team PokerStars Pro Matthias de Meulder, who looked on course to make his first EPT final table this week until he was rivered by chip leader Gomila, an unpredictable player at the best of times, who finally sent the Belgian out in tenth place - a great performance nonetheless.

Loose cannon van vorig seizoen mist een i.
Het is namelijk Massimiliano Martinez.

Go loose cannon !!!!