Red-hot Ferrari earns checkered flag after 3-way deal at EPT Barcelona

EPT Barcelona Three-Way Deal
Matt Hansen
Matt Hansen
Posted on: August 29, 2026 12:43 PDT

Manuel Ferrari won the EPT Barcelona Main Event on Saturday, taking down the trophy after a deal chopped up three-handed play at the end. 

Ferrari entered the final day's livestreamed final table as the chip leader, ahead of Spain's Jose Criado and China's Xaosheng Zheng on a final leaderboard of six. It was the second day in a row that Ferrari started with the chip lead, and he was charged with holding off the homegrown Criado and his country's first-ever EPT Main Event title. 

Manuel Ferrari closed out a final table chip lead after a three-way deal. Manuel Ferrari closed out a final table chip lead after a three-way deal.
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Van Eeden forces stalemate

Elsewhere in the final six were Nederlander Lukas van Eeden, Ireland's Michael Dwyer, and Lebanon's Nicolas Chouity. Chouity would bounce away first, followed by Dwyer and Zheng, leaving a short-stacked Dutchman to deal with frontrunners Ferrari and Criado. 

The leading pair had a firm grip on things, but Van Eeden doubled himself back into contention with a lucky pair of sevens.