2017 PokerStars Championship Barcelona

Hand #115: Sebastian Sorensson completed the blind with and Raffaele Sorrentino checked with . The board was on the turn and Sorensson check-folded to 1 million.

Hand #116: Sorensson raised to 2.6 million with and got folds, including Lachezar Petkov mucking an ace.

Hand #117: Petkov completed with and Sorensson checked with . Both missed the and a fell. Sorensson put in a bet of 2.1 million that Petkov check-called. On the river, Petkov checked. Sorensson bet 5.2 million and Petkov tanked a few minutes before calling with king-high, mucking when the tens and sixes were shown to him.

A deal has been agreed between the three final players. The numbers are as follows:

Lachezar Petkov: €917,347
Sebastian Sorensson: €887,043
Raffaele Sorrentino: €850,110

There will be €100,000 left for the winner to play for.

"It's like a Spin & Go," said Sorrentino as the three players are discussing a potential deal.

Although the three want to keep playing, the shallow stacks and big payjumps are making it a high-variance proposition to continue without a deal.

Hand #110: Raffaele Sorrentino completed and Lachezar Petkov checked .

Petkov picked up a flush draw on the flop. Sorrentino bet 600,000 and the Bulgarian called. Sorrentino kept firing on the turn, betting 1,200,000. Petkov, with flush and straight draws, called a second time.

Both players checked the on the river and both players chopped up the pot.

Hand #111: Petkov completed and Sebastian Sorensson checked . Both players missed the flop and Petkov took it with a bet of 600,000.

Hand #112: Petkov raised to 1,300,000 on the button and won the hand.

Hand #113: Sorrentino completed in the small blind. Petkov raised to 1,700,000 with from the big blind, and Sorrentino bought a flop.

Sorrentino hit top pair on a flop and checked. Petkov bet 1,100,000, Sorrentino responded by shoving 10,400,000 Petkov quickly flung his hand in the muck.

Hand #114: Sorrentino raised to 1,300,000 with on the button. Petkov called from the small blind. Sorensson put in a three-bet to 3,250,000 with a mere , which got through as both players folded.

Petkov will enter the break as the chipleader, although all stacks are extremely close.

Hand #104: Raffaele Sorrentino completed with and Lachezar Petkov checked . Sorrentino bet the flop and Petkov called. Sorrentino checked the turn and Petkov bet 900,000. Sorrentino gave it up.

Hand #105: Petkov completed with and Sebastian Sorensson check . The flop prompted a bet from Petkov of 600,000. Sorensson dropped in a raise to 1,850,000 and immediately took it down.

Hand #106: Petkov called on the button with and Sorrentino woke up with and an all-in shove in the big blind. He won the pot right there.

Hand #107: Petkov received a walk.

Hand #108: Sorrentino ripped it in with on the button and won it in short order.

Hand #109: Petkov again had and called on the button. Again, Sorrentino woke up with a big one: . He jammed and won again.

Hand #97: Lachezar Petkov opened with on the button and folded to a three-bet from Sebastian Sorensson, who had .

Hand #98: Petkov got a walk.

Hand #99: Petkov completed with . Sorensson held and fired in a raise to win the pot.

Hand #100: Petkov called on the button with . Raffaele Sorrentino checked his option with . Sorrentino checked the flop and called 700,000 from his in-position foe. The turn was a and Petkov delivered a second barrel of 2.1 million. That earned him the pot.

Hand #101: This hand had unknown action but Sorensson appeared to have won the pot.

Hand #102: Sorrentino called on the button with . Petkov fired in a big raise to 2.4 million with . That earned him the pot.

Hand #103: Petkov raised to 1.3 million with on the button. Sorensson made it 3.3 million in the small blind and took it down.

Hand #96: Brian Kaufman moved all in first to act for 4.7 million with and got called by Sebastian Sorensson, who had and a covering stack in the big blind.

The flop was a whiff for Kaufman. A turn brought a pile of outs in the form of hearts for Kaufman. A river was a brick, though.

Hand #95: In the first hand after the blinds went up, Lachezar Petkov open-shoved from the small blind. Andre Akkari called all in for his last 7,775,000 from the big blind.

Lachezar Petkov:
Andre Akkari:

The Bulgarian and Brazilian rail got on their feet to cheer for their respective champions. The flop kept Akkari in the lead but Petkov picked up some counterfeit outs. The turn was safe for Akkari as well. Petkov needed an ace, queen, nine or five on the river to win.

The river was the and the Bulgarian rail exploded. Akkari's deep run finally came to an end in fifth place. The popular Team PokerStars Pro said his goodbyes as he walked off the stage.

After receiving support from his countrymen, Akkari headed for the payout desk to collect €319,760 in winnings. With the cash, Akkari surpassed fellow Team PokerStars Pro Felipe Ramos on the Brazilian all-time money list.