WSOPC Tallinn 2023 | Daily Recap
- Day 1: Thursday, September 14
- Day 2: Friday, September 15
- Day 3: Saturday, September 16
- Day 4: Sunday, September 17
- Day 5: Monday, September 18
- Day 6: Tuesday, September 19
- Day 7: Wednesday, September 20
- Day 8: Thursday, September 21
- Day 9: Friday, September 22
- Day 10: Saturday, September 23
- Day 11: Sunday, September 24
Day 11: Sunday, September 24
Day 10: Saturday, September 23
2023 WSOPC Tallinn Day 11: Paalanen Leads Final Table of Main Event
The 2023 World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) Tallinn at Olympic Park Casino and the adjoining Hilton Tallinn Park reached its final day. Although we will be sad to see players leave, we do have one super exciting day ahead as the €1 million guaranteed WSOPC Tallinn €1,500 Main Event will play out its final table on Sunday in front of a live-streamed audience at OlyBet.tv. This is not all as Event #11: €3,000 No-Limit Hold’em also advanced to its final table and a third ring will be awarded today in the final ring tournament in Event #12: €660 No-Limit Hold’em Progressive Knockout.
Check out below what happened on Saturday, Sept. 23, and what to expect on Sunday.
Akseli Paalanen Leads Final 9 in Main Event
The €1 million guaranteed Event #6: €1,500 No-Limit Hold’em was down to 60 players from the field of 719 entries to start Saturday’s Day 3. By the time the dust settled for the day, the action was down to just nine hopefuls in the hunt for the coveted ring, the invite to the $1 million guaranteed 2024 WSOP Tournament of Champions bracelet event, and the €211,500.
Finland’s Akseli Paalanen leads the way with 10,650,000 (111 big blinds) when the final table kicks off at noon with hole cards on display at OlyBet.tv after putting on a clinic on Day 3. Things go from good to better for Paalanen who will start the day in position on the second place stack in South Korea’s Jun Beum Chun (6,875,000).
Three players from the home country of Estonia will be represented at the final table including Artur Kulanurk (4,550,000), Mairo Tori (1,500,000), and Mario Linno (1,175,000). However, there will be others living in Estonia also at the final table including three players from the Spanish expat community including Jesus Martinez Ucero (3,450,000), Adria Comas I Roura (2,275,000), and Ignacio Gonzalez Garrido (2,200,000).
Sweden’s Emil Hovmark with 3,250,000 rounds out the final table of nine. You can follow the action on a 30-minute delay at OlyBet.tv or if you prefer you can check out the biggest hands at the final table on our dedicated OlyBet.tv blog.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #6: €1,500 Main Event
719 entries, 9 Survivors
- Akseli Paalanen (Finland) – 10,650,000
- Jun Beum Chun (South Korea) – 6,875,000
- Artur Kulanurk (Estonia) – 4,550,000
Full Results HERE
Elias Suhonen Leads Final 9 in Event #11: €3,000 NLH 6-Max
The Finns will also have a shot to win a ring on the final day in Event #11: €3,000 NLH 6-Max with three of the seven final table members hoping to save their country from bricking ring events. Finland’s Elias Suhonen leads the pack with 990,000 with Roope Tarmi (875,000) and Tommi Lankinen (805,000) also in the top four on the leaderboard.
Mixed in between this group is the formidable local player Markku Koplimaa with 965,000. He is one of three Estonians alongside Mauri Dorbek (720,000) and the short-stacked Ilya Nikiforov (120,000) in the hunt from the title. Meanwhile, Lithuania’s Deividas Butnoras (375,000) also has some hopes heading into the final day of the festival.
The final table kicks off on Sunday at noon as the secondary TV table. You can follow along the action in detail in our OlyBet.tv blog or watch the action unfold without hole cards exposed on our live stream.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #6: €1,500 Main Event
719 entries, 9 Survivors
- Akseli Paalanen (Finland) – 10,650,000
- Jun Beum Chun (South Korea) – 6,875,000
- Artur Kulanurk (Estonia) – 4,550,000
Full Results HERE
In other news, Finland’s Tero Kilkanen defeated Peter Bergman (second – €1,420) heads-up in Event #46 NLH Bounty for €2,060 plus bounties. Sweden’s Pasi Trollhjarta defeated Ville-Matti Keranen (second – €890) heads-up in Event #48: €150 PL Soko for €1,347.
Two Estonian ladies agreed to a heads-up deal in Event #49: €150 Queens of Tallinn with Ave Lepik hoisting the trophy and collecting the €1,580 top prize and Helen Pavlov officially taking second place for €1,300.
Meanwhile, late in the evening, Estonia’s Toomas Nurme defeated Mikael “Greenbay” Gronvik heads-up in Event #51: PLO 4 & 5 Cards bounty. Both players collected €3,010 in addition to bounties with Nurme earning the trophy.
In addition to the two big final tables, one more event in Event #12: €660 NLH Progresive Bounty also kicks off at noon. Check out the full schedule at OlyBetEvents.com and best of luck to all who are playing.
Author: Jason Glatzer
Day 9: Friday, September 22
2023 WSOPC Tallinn Day 10: Hallenstam Finds Gold; Uibo Leads Main Event
The action was heated on Friday, Sept. 22 at the 2023 World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) Tallinn at Olympic Park Casino and the adjoining Hilton Tallinn Park as the €1 million guaranteed WSOPC Tallinn €1,500 Main Event played past the money bubble leaving just 60 players remaining with Hendrik Uibo in the lead. Meanwhile, William Hallenstam won the marathon Event #9: €660 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi/Lo and several other players hoisted trophy before the day ended.
Check out below what happened on Friday, Sept. 22, and what to expect on Saturday.
William Hallenstam Wins Event #9: €660 PLO8 (€19,152)
The one-day Event #9: €660 Pot Limit Omaha Hi/Lo was both a test of split-pot poker skills and endurance with the event lasting nearly 17 hours. Live commentating of the event at OlyBet.tv with hosts George Sandford and Andreas Hoglund watched the late action unfold under the lights and cameras after players bagged their chips for Day 2 of the Main Event.
Sweden’s William Hallenstam defeated Finland’s Mika Hautakangas (second – €12,810) heads-up to win the coveted WSOPC Tallinn gold ring and the €19,152 top prize. WSOP bracelet winner Vincas Tamasauskas nearly added a ring to his hardware collection before bowing out in third place for €8,890 with Ville-Oskari Turja, Sami Pulliainen, Joshua Stewart, Frank Visser, Maximillian Sanders, and Jonas Neukirch all hitting the rail earlier at the final table.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #9: €660 PLO8
127 entries, €73,152 prize pool
- William Hallenstam (Sweden) – €19,152
- Mika Hautakangas (Finland) – €12,810
- Vincas Tamasauskas (Lithuania) – €8,890
Full Results HERE
Hendrik Uibo Leads WSOPC Tallinn Main Event
Friday witnessed more than 100 entries late register during the first two blind levels of Day 2 in the €1 million guaranteed Event #6: WSOPC Tallinn €1,500 Main Event to bring the field up to 719 entries. The action on Day 2 played well past the money bubble with the top 87 players banking at least a €3,050 min-cash.
Just 60 players remained after 10 blind levels of 40-minutes each with Estonia’s Henrik Uibo advancing with 1,765,000 for the chip lead after showcasing a dominating performance at the feature table televised at OlyBet.tv.
The Finnish duo of Akseli Paalanen (1,300,000) and Marko Harkkonen (1,205,000) are just behind Uibo with Italy’s Luca Beretta (1,155,000) and Finland’s Vu Hoang Vuong (1,135,000) rounding out the top five.
The action resumes with Day 3 on Saturday at noon when players will battle for their coveted seats at tomorrow’s live streamed final table where players will be competing for a chance at WSOP Circuit glory and the massive €211,500 top prize. You can follow along our action at our live blog at OlyBet.tv both in English and Estonian as well as check out some of the action at the feature table televised also at OlyBet.tv.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #6: €1,500 Main Event
719 entries, 60 survivors
- Hendrik Uibo (Estonia) – 1,765,000
- Akseli Paalanen (Finland) – 1,300,000
- Marko Harkkonen (Finland) – 1,205,000
Full Results HERE
In other news, Finland’s Kimmo Kurko defeated Ireland’s James Noonan heads-up in Event #43: €1,100 NLH PKO. Both players collected the €10,600 top prize plus progressive bounties they collected along the way.
Meanwhile, another Finn was guaranteed to win Event #44: €250 NLH/PLO4/PLO5 Mix with Vaino Ketvell and Matias Alanko heads-up for the title. Ketvell claimed the trophy and the €6,101 top prize with Alanko also making out well with a €4,190 runner-up prize.
In addition to the Main Event, the two-day Event #11: €3,000 No-Limit Hold’em begins at 2 p.m. along with a few trophy events and satellites littered throughout the schedule. Check out the full schedule at OlyBetEvents.com and best of luck to all who are playing.
Author: Jason Glatzer
Day 8: Thursday, September 21
2023 WSOPC Tallinn Day 9: Holmberg Leads Main Event
The atmosphere was electric on Thursday, Sept. 21 at the 2023 World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) Tallinn at our plush surroundings of Olympic Park Casino and the adjoining Hilton Tallinn Park even though no player claimed a coveted WSOPC gold ring. Yesterday boasted the final two opening flights of the €1 million guaranteed WSOPC Tallinn €1,500 Main Event, a few side events, and, of course, cash games running nonstop on the casino floor.
Check out below what happened on Thursday, Sept. 21, and what to expect on Friday.
Joel Holmberg Leads WSOPC Tallinn Main Event
The leaderboard of the €1 million guaranteed Event #6: WSOPC Tallinn €1,500 Main Event looks a bit different after the final two opening flights were completed on Thursday.
The top two players heading into Friday’s Day 2 are both from Finland and both advanced from yesterday’s Day 1c with Joel Holmberg leading the way with 318,000 followed by Jonatan Fors with 297,000.
The Estonian duo of Day 1b chip leader Urmo Velvelt (293,000) and Tarmo Tammel (290,000) along with Lithuanian crusher Mantas Bagocius (284,500).
The four opening flights attracted 617 entries with 282 players advancing to Day 2, which kicks off Friday at noon. These figures are slightly premature as plenty of more players are expected during the first two blind levels of the day with late registration not closing until the start of the third level of the day.
Today will also begin the Main Event live stream at OlyBet.tv with hosts George Sandford and Andreas “Wiseguy” Hoglund.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #6: €1,500 Main Event
617 entries, 282 survivors
- Joel Holmberg (Finland) – 318,000
- Urmo Velvelt (Finland) – 293,000
- Tarmo Tammel (Estonia) – 290,000
Full Results HERE
Side Event Recap
Norway’s Tobias Napel won the first side event of the day after defeating Finland’s Veneri Hakkanen (second – €4,280) to win the trophy in Event #37: €250 NLH and the €6,162 top prize.
Finland’s Ville Hakala defeated Gunnar Wedde (second – €3,760) in Event #39: €350 HORSE for €5,850, while Lithuania’s Olegas Tiuninas defeated Jari Mahonen heads-up in Event #40: €555 PL Omaha 4, 5, & 6 Cards Progressive Bounty for €6,265 each plus bounties.
In addition to the Main Event, Event #9: €660 PLO Hi/Lo begins at 2 p.m. along with a few trophy events and satellites littered throughout the schedule. Check out the full schedule at OlyBetEvents.com and best of luck to all who are playing.
Author: Jason Glatzer
Day 7: Wednesday, September 20
2023 WSOPC Tallinn Day 7: Kyte Wins First Ring
Norway’s Jon Kyte won the sole World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) ring winner on Tuesday, Sept. 19 during the 2023 World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) Tallinn at the Olympic Park Casino and the Hilton Tallinn Park. Meanwhile, Estonia’s Urmo Velvelt bagged the overall chip lead in the Main Event on Day 1b, and three side event champions were crowned.
Check out below what happened on Wednesday, Sept. 20, and what to expect on Thursday:
Jon Kyte Wins Event #8: €1,100 PLO 4 & 5 Cards (€34,780)
Norway’s Jon Kyte is known for his strong play whether it is in cash games or tournaments or whether it is in hold’em or in mixed games. Kyte put on a dazzling live-streamed display at OlyBet.tv in Event #8: €1,100 PLO 4 & 5 Cards until he defeated Finland’s Olli Rummukainen heads-up en route to the title.
The Finnish contingent was once again left without hardware even though the trend continued at ring event final tables where the majority of the players were Finns.
Two-time WSOP champion Juha Helppi was the most accomplished tournament player at the final table but his hopes for a ring were dashed after bowing out in seventh place for €5,880.
Two other Finnish players were also among the first three to exit including Olli Kokko (sixth – €7,200) and 2017 Kings of Tallinn Main Event champion Matias Knaapinen (eighth – €4,700). The sole local player in Igor Pihela Jr. hit the rail in fifth place for €9,000 leaving just three Finns and Kyte in the hunt for the bracelet with Kyte holding a commanding chip lead.
One by one, Rummukainen (second – €23,250), Petteri Kalenius (third – €15,920), and Janne Peltoniemi (fourth – €11,800) hit the rail leaving Kyte the victory after approximately 14 hours of play in this single day ring event.
Also of note, this was remarkably Kalenius’s third-time he finished in third place in an event during the WSOP Circuit Tallinn including his impressive run in Event #4: Pot Limit Deuce to Seven Triple Draw ring event.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #8: €1,100 PLO 4 & 5 Cards
143 entries, €137,280
- Jon Kyte (Norway) – €34,780
- Olli Rummukainen (Finland) – €23,250
- Petteri Kalenius (Finland) – €15,920
Full Results HERE
Urmo Velvelt Leads Event #6: €1,500 NLH Main Event
Estonian poker stud Urmo Velvelt has always displayed impressive poker acumen whether playing online or live poker. Most would agree he is on a small heater as on Tuesday he won more than €20,000 with his fourth-place performance in Event #5: €660 Mystery Bounty before following that up on Wednesday by bagging the overall chip lead on Day 1b in the €1 million guaranteed Event #6: WSOPC Tallinn €1,500 Main Event after ten blind levels of 40 minutes each.
Day 1b attracted 107 entries to bring the field up to 246 entries with still two more opening flights to go. Players can also late register or re-enter during the first two blind levels of Friday’s Day 2.
Also bagging top five Day 1b stacks were Juho Suutari (251,500), Roope Tarmi (233,500), Raivo Pinsel (231,500), and Touko Berndtson (219,000).
The action will continue on Thursday with the final two opening flights at noon and 7 p.m. Time will tell who will the flagship event of the 2023 WSOPC Tallinn. You can follow along with the action at the OlyBet.tv blog.
Meanwhile, in other news, Finland’s Atte Franssila defeated Sweden’s Skommar Hansson to win Event #33: €250 NLH for €7,070. Norway’s Eirik Kristiansen and Sweden’s Touba Hallenstam agreed to a heads-up deal in Event #34: €250 Sviten Special awarding both players €4,158 each. Finland’s Mohammed Halafi defeated fellow Finn Matti Liuksiala heads-up to win Event #35: €150 PL Omaha 4, 5 & 6 Cards Turbo for €2,015.
Check out the full schedule at OlyBetEvents.com and best of luck to all who are playing.
Author: Jason Glatzer
Day 6: Tuesday, September 19
2023 WSOPC Tallinn Day 6: Sootla and Onoufriou Win Rings
The fifth and fourth gold rings were awarded on Tuesday, Sept. 19 during the 2023 World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) Tallinn at our luxurious flagship home of Olympic Park Casino and the adjoining Hilton Tallinn Park. WSOP bracelet winner and local Estonian hero Ranno Sootla won the first ring of the day with Cyprus’ Antonios Onoufriou claiming the second ring in the wee hours of the morning. Meanwhile, the excitement continues on Wednesday with another ring on the line along with players battling in the second of four opening flights in the €1 million guaranteed WSOPC Tallinn €1,500 Main Event.
Check out below what happened on Tuesday, Sept. 19, and what to expect on Wednesday:
Ranno Sootla Wins Event #5: €660 Mystery Bounty (€10,000)
The two-day Event #5: €660 No-Limit Hold’em Mystery Bounty provided tons of excitement with 164 entries getting into the action on Monday’s opening day. Just 25 players survived the opening day and came in on Tuesday when our live reporting at OlyBet.tv began ready to open mystery bounties in the hope of also grabbing a share of the prize pool with just 20 places paid at least a €325 min-cash.
The action was live-streamed at OlyBet.tv when the field was down to just two tables of eight players each. Eventually, it was just Estonia’s Ranno Sootla and Japan’s Yusuke Tanaka battling it out for the final bounties and the gold ring. Sootla had the lead throughout the heads-up match which ended on a cooler for Tanaka when his ace-queen ran into ace-king to claim €7,020 plus and additional €1,500 in mystery bounties for a total haul of €8,520.
Meanwhile, Sootla, who these days mostly focuses on cash games, added a precious WSOP Circuit gold ring to compliment his WSOP bracelet and will get an invite to the $1 million guaranteed Tournament of Champions bracelet-event freeroll during the 2024 WSOP in Las Vegas. Of course, Sootla won a decent chunk of money in addition to the bling he earned with first place paying €10,000 and Sootla earning another €5,000 in bounties to bank €15,000.
Meanwhile, the fourth-place finisher Urmo Velvelt won the most money in the event thanks to adding €16,500 in bounties to the fourth-place prize of €4,060 for a total of €20,560. In addition, 12th place finisher Jarkko Suokas collected much more than the €800 from the prize pool as he also banked the biggest €10,000 bounty on tap.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #5: €660 NLH Mystery Bounty
164 entries, €94,464
- Ranno Sootla (Estonia) – €10,000
- Yusuke Tanaka (Japan) – €7,020
- Vilius Zabarauskas (Lithuania) – €5,100
Full Results HERE
Antonios Onoufriou Wins Event #7: €555 8-Game Mix (€11,370)
The one-day Event #7: €555 8-Game Mix was a marathon, to say the least with it taking nearly 14 hours for Cyprus’ Antonios Onoufriou to defeat Finland’s Robert Relander heads-up en route to the title and the €11,370 top prize.
The event proved to be popular among mixed game enthusiasts with 79 runners creating a €37,920. The tournament rotated between eight different poker formats featuring flop, stud, and draw games.
It appeared the title would go to a player from Finland with just six players left with five players from Finland and just the sole Cypriot in the mix. However, Kim Kallman, Tomas Javanainen, Antti Karkkainen, and Juho Heiska all lost their stacks before Onoufriou defeated Relander to claim the coveted gold ring.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #7: €555 8-Game
164 entries, €94,464
- Antonios Onoufriou (Cyprus) – €11,370
- Robert Relander (Finland) – €7,480
- Kim Kallman (Finland) – €5,310
Full Results HERE
Joni Rantamaki Leads Event #6: €1,500 WSOPC Tallinn Main Event
The highlight of the WSOPC Tallinn kicked off yesterday with the first of the four opening flights in the €1 million guaranteed Event #6: WSOPC Tallinn €1,500 Main Event.
The first three opening flights including the one that took place on Tuesday boast ten 40-minute levels with the final opening flight on Thursday evening featuring 30-minute levels. Players start with a huge stack of 50,000 in chips and can re-enter not only throughout all of the opening flights but also during the first two blind levels of Day 2 when blinds move along even slower at 40 minutes each. Players surviving Friday’s Day 2 will compete for two more days until the inaugural WSOPC Tallinn champion is crowned.
Thus far, it is Finland’s Joni Rantamaki making the most of the Main Event as he managed to bag the chip lead on Tuesday with 272,000 in chips. Meanwhile, not only did Estonia’s Igor Pihela Sr. advance with the second-largest stack of 257,000 but his son made it a family affair with Igor Pihela Jr. surviving with the fifth-largest stack of 210,000.
Taiwan’s Yi-Zhan Peng (215,000) and Dutch baller Gilles Simon (211,500) round out the top five on the Day 1a leaderboard.
The Main Event continues on Wednesday with cards in the air at 12 p.m. You can follow along with the action at the OlyBet.tv blog.
Meanwhile, in other news, Finland’s Risto Ponnio added another trophy to his collect after defeating fellow Finn Joona Nyholm heads-up in Event #30: €150 NLH/PLO/PLO5 Mix for €3,564. The 2022 Tallinn Summer Showdown winner Glen Gaines from the United Kingdom also added a trophy after defeating Finland’s Ville Lonngren in Event #31: €555 NLH (15-minute blinds) heads-up to win €9,470.
WSOPC Tallinn Schedule (Sept. 20)
The one-day Event #8: €1,100 PLO 4 & 5 Cards kicks off at noon on Wednesday with a bracelet scheduled to be awarded in the early hours of the morning. Those looking for hold’em outside of the Day 1b of the Main Event can enjoy Event #33: €250 NLH 8-Handed at 3 p.m. There is also a €150 Main Event Mega Satellite guaranteeing at least 10 seats to the €1,500 Main Event at 9 p.m.
In addition, Event #34: €250 Sviten Special at 7 p.m. will gather a ton of mixed game enthusiasts like the bracelet event for the 8-Game did yesterday. Omaha players will have a second chance in the evening to strut their stuff with Event #36: €150 PLO 4, 5, & 6 Cards Turbo at 11 p.m.
Check out the full schedule at OlyBetEvents.com and best of luck to all who are playing.
Author: Jason Glatzer
Day 5: Monday, September 18
2023 WSOPC Tallinn Day 5: Lategui and Ajamaa Win Rings
The third and fourth gold rings were awarded on Monday, Sept. 18 as the 2023 World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) Tallinn at our plush surroundings of Olympic Park Casino and the adjoining Hilton Tallinn Park in Uruguay’s Martin Lategui and Estonia’s Kaur Ajamaa. Tuesday is an even bigger day as not only will there be two more gold rings awarded but also today is the start of the €1 million guaranteed WSOPC Tallinn €1,500 Main Event.
Check out below what happened on Monday, Sept. 18, and what to expect on Tuesday.
Martin Lategui Wins Event #4: €555 PL 2-7 Triple Draw (€6,300)
Uruguay’s Martin Lategui came to Tallinn with one goal in mind which was to win a WSOP Circuit gold bracelet. Now, his goal will be to win a second one as he agreed to a heads-up even-chop deal with runner-up Aleksandr Arutjunov (second – €5,800) before going on to win the event for the money left to play for to earn €6,300, the coveted gold ring, and an invitation to the $1 million Tournament of Champions bracelet freeroll taking place during the 2024 WSOP in Las Vegas.
“The WSOP Circuit ring was important,” Lategui said to OlyBet after his victory. “It was the most important part of the tournament. I love it. It was my first hope but hopefully not my last one.”
It appeared this event would belong to the Finns as when the final table began on the live-stream at OlyBet.tv on Monday four of the six remaining players in the money were from Finland including chip leader Juho Heiska.
The four Finns went out one by one with Lategui taking the lead which he held until heads-up play after first eliminating Janne Nevalainen in sixth place for €1,300. Heiska then blew up his stack to Arutjunov to join Nevalainen on the rail in fifth place for €1,850 before country-mates Petteri Kalenius (third – €3,650) and Kimmo Kurko (fourth – €2,700) to leave Arutjunov and Lategui close in chips to start the heads-up battle.
Arutjunov was slightly behind in chips when the even-money deal was made but then stormed ahead to take a massive 3:1 chip advantage. However, Lategui stormed back with back-to-back coolers for Arutjunov with eight-high beating nine-high on both hands and the rest was history.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #4: €555 PL27TD
45 entries, €21,600
- Martin Lategui (Uruguay) – €6,300
- Aleksandr Arutjunov (Estonia) – €5,800
- Petteri Kalenius (Finland) – €3,650
- Kimmo Kurko (Finland) – €2,700
- Juho Heiska (Finland) – €1,850
- Janne Nevalainen (Finland) – €1,300
Kaur Ajamaa Wins Event #3: €350 No-Limit Hold’em (€5,800)
Later in the day, Estonia’s Kaur Ajamaa became the second local player to win a ring in as many days as he joined Event #2: €1,100 champion Aleksei Smirnov with a ring of his own after shipping Event #3: €350 No-Limit Hold’em for €17,050.
Ajamaa agreed to a three-way deal with Igor Pihela Sr. (second €16,050) and Italy’s Michele Tocci (third – €16,050) before eliminating both of his opponents to collect the extra €1,000 left to play for.
Pihela Sr. wasn’t the only Pihela in the mix on the second and final day. In fact, there were three family members advancing from the original 383 entry field to the final 49 players that advanced to Day 2. While Pihela’s son Igor Pihela Jr. was out midway through the final day in 27th place for €940 both Pihela Sr. and his daughter-in-law Evely Pihela both advanced to the final table. Unfortunately, those watching the live stream at OlyBet.tv didn’t get to witness the family dynamic for long as Evely was the first player out on the rail at the final table in ninth place for €2,400.
Meanwhile, Estonia’s Tanel Merida (fourth – €7,400), Northern Ireland’s Joshua Stewart (fifth – €5,700), Lithuania’s Vilius Zabarauskas (sixth – €4,349), Norway’s Nils Kollandsrud (seventh – €3,600) and Poland’s Dominik Ostrowski (eighth – €2,900) also battled it out on the final table only to fall short of the podium.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #3: €350 NLH
109 entries, €104,640
- Kaur Ajamaa (Estonia) – €17,050
- Igor Pihela Sr. (Estonia) – €16,050
- Michele Tocci (Italy) – €16,050
Full Results HERE
Vilius Zabrauskas Leads Event #5: €660 NLH Mystery Bounty
Lithuania’s Vilius Zabarauskas had a fantastic Monday as not only did he finish in sixth place in Event #3: €350 No-Limit Hold’em for €4,349 but he also bagged the overnight chip lead in the two-day Event #5: €660 No-Limit Hold’em Mystery Bounty. Finland’s Jarkko Suokas and Estonian WSOP bracelet winner Ranno Sootla are also in a great spot as they will start the final day in the top three on the leaderboard.
The tournament attracted 164 entries to create a €94,464 prize pool. About half the prize pool will be for the mystery bounties which will make things exciting with a €10,000 top mystery bounty prize on the line to one lucky player on Day 2 with bounties starting when cards are in the air at 12 p.m.
This is not all, as not only will the winner earn a coveted WSOPC gold ring and an invitation to the $1 million guaranteed Tournament of Champions bracelet freeroll, but also will enjoy a healthy top prize of a cool €10,000.
Our live reporting team will be providing detailed updates throughout the day. So be sure to head to OlyBet.tv to grab all of your updates. In addition, the live stream at OlyBet.tv will begin with hole cards exposed when the action is down to just 25 players.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #5: €660 Mystery Bounty
164 entries, 25 survivors
- Vilius Zabarauskas (Lithuania) – 501,000
- Jarkko Suokas (Finland) – 359,000
- Ranno Sootla (Estonia) – 345,000
Full Results HERE
In other news, Event #26: €555 Seniors Event ended in a deal between two Norwegians with Roy Birkelund winning the trophy and €3,430 and Gunnar Wedde taking second place for €3,000.
Meanwhile, Estonian hero Martin Piik has won yet another trophy, this time he defeated Finland’s Jarmo Salonen heads-up to win Event #27: €250 NLH Progressive bounty for €4,100 plus a ton more in bounties.
Main Event Begins on Tuesday (Sept. 19)
As we mentioned in the intro, Tuesday is a huge day thanks to the first of four opening flights kicking off for the €1 million guaranteed €1,500 WSOPC Tallinn Main Event at noon.
Day 1a players will enjoy deep-stacked play with a 50,000 starting stack and blinds increasing every 40 minutes. Not only can players re-enter until their hearts are content but also during the first two blind levels of Day 2 on Sept. 22 when blinds will be 40 minutes in length. You can follow along the action on the OlyBet.tv blog.
In addition, a ring will be awarded today in the one-day Event #7: €555 8-Game which kicks off at 2 p.m.
Players can also enjoy a couple of trophy side events and satellites and cash games across a variety of games and stakes will continue to run 24 hours a day throughout the festival.
Check out the full schedule at OlyBetEvents.com and best of luck to all who are playing.
Author: Jason Glatzer
Day 4: Sunday, September 17
2023 WSOPC Tallinn Day 4: Sultanov & Smirnov Find Gold
The atmosphere was buzzing on Sunday, Sept. 17 as the 2023 World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) Tallinn at our flagship home of Olympic Park Casino and the adjoining Hilton Tallinn Park awarded its first two gold rings on Sunday to Ukraine’s Viacheslav Sultanov and Estonia’s Aleksei Smirnov. In addition, two other ring events progressed to their final days.
Check out below what happened on Sunday, Sept. 17, and what to expect on Monday.
Viacheslav Sultanov Wins Event #1: €555 No-Limit Hold’em (€34,435)
The first gold ring of the 2023 WSOPC Tallinn was awarded on the OlyBet.tv live stream with Viacheslav Sultanov navigating through a field of 382 entries to win the €34,435 top prize after making a heads-up deal which left €3,500 to play for. Poland’s Lukasz Fraczek fell one player shy of the title but banked €29,825 for his runner-up efforts thanks to the deal.
Finland’s Rasmus Lundstrom and Norway’s Torbjorn Larsen entered the final day with the biggest stacks. They managed to parlay this into deep finishes with Larsen ending on the podium in third place for €17,750 and Lundstrom going home with €12,650 for his efforts.
Meanwhile, Sultanov was in the middle of the pack but was always in the mix and took the entire stacks of several players at the final table with the legendary GGPoker Ambassador Anatoly Filatov nearby on the rail from the beginning to the end showing his support.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #1: €555 NLH
382 entries, €183,360
- Viacheslav Sultanov (Ukraine) – €34,435
- Lukasz Fraczek (Poland) – €29,825
- Torbjorn Larsen (Norway) – €17,750
Full Results HERE
Aleksei Smirnov Wins Event #2: €1,100 No-Limit Hold’em (€25,430)
The final table of Event #2: €1,100 No-Limit Hold’em kicked off at the same time as the final table of Event #1 and was the secondary OlyBet.tv feature table. However, the second ring event was a deeper-stacked final table than the first event and moved to the main feature table with a handful of players left after Sultanov won the title in Event #1.
The second ring will stay at home with local Estonian Aleksei Smirnov bringing home the bacon after outlasting a field of 109 entries. Smirnov agreed to a heads-up deal with Finland’s Santtu Leinonen with €1,000 to play for along with the coveted gold ring. Smirnov got the job done to win the €25,430 top prize with Leinonen banking €21,170 for his efforts.
Aki Pyysing earned “The Terminator” nickname in our coverage after taking the chips of many players on the opening day. While he was unable to earn a ring in his first WSOP Circuit event, he did collect a healthy a €13,200 bronze prize for his third-place performance.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #2: €1,100 NLH
109 entries, €104,640
- Aleksei Smirnov (Estonia) – €25,430
- Santtu Leinonen (Finland) – €21,170
- Aki Pyysing (Finland) – €13,200
Full Results HERE
Stanislovas Norkus Leads Event #3: €350 No-Limit Hold’em
Event #3: €350 No-Limit Hold’em hosted its two opening flights on Sunday with 200 runners getting into the action on Day 1a and another 183 entries coming into the mix on Day 1b to bring the total field up to 383 entries for a €115,819 prize pool.
Players began the action with 20,000 in chips with blinds increasing every 20 minutes. Each opening flight concluded after 13 percent of the field was remaining with all surviving players advancing to the final day starting at noon already in the money for at least a €650 min-cash with much more to play for with a €24,150 top prize on the line.
Day 1a chip leader Stanislovas Norkus leads the way when the action resumes with blinds at 4,000/8,000 along with an 8,000 big blind ante with 352,000 followed by Day 1b chip leader Joshua Stewart (346,000) and Igor Pihela Sr. (329,000).
You can follow along the action on the blog with the eventual final table streamed at OlyBet.tv provided that the live-streamed final table action in Event #4: €555 Pot-Limit Deuce to Seven Triple Draw has concluded. OlyBet.tv will also live blog the final day of the event so you can follow all the action even before the final table begins.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #3: €350 NLH
383 entries, 49 survivors
- Stanislovas Norkus (Lithuania) – 352,000
- Joshua Stewart (Northern Ireland) – 346,000
- Igor Pihela Sr. (Estonia) – 329,000
Full Results HERE
Juho Heiska Leads Event #4: €555 Pot-Limit Deuce to Seven Triple Draw
Event #4: €555 Pot-Limit Deuce to Seven Triple Draw was a rare chance at earning a WSOP gold ring in this poker variant. A total of 45 runners took advantage of a chance to find WSOP glory in this action-packed mixed game.
Just six players survived the opening day after Finland’s Juho Heiska eliminated his friend and streaming buddy Jari Lehtonen on the bubble to cement his status as the chip leader with 329,500. The final six players locked up at least €1,300 with the players battling it out for the €7,350 top prize on the OlyBet.tv live stream when the action begins at noon on Monday. You can also check out the blog if curious about the rules of this game as it highly differs from no-limit hold’em and other more mainstream poker variants.
Heiska was joined by three other Finns at the final table including Janne Nevalainen (132,500), Kimmo Kurko (124,500), and Jari Kalenius (95,500) with Uruguay’s Martin Lategui (294,000) and local Estonian Aleksandr Arutjunov (149,000) also in contention.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #4: €555 PL27TD
45 entries, 6 survivors
- Juho Heiska (Finland) – 329,500
- Martin Lategui (Uruguay) – 294,000
- Aleksandr Arutjunov (Estonia) – 149,000
- Janne Nevalainen (Finland) – 132,500
- Kimmo Kurko (Finland) – 124,500
- Jari Kalenius (Finland) – 95,500
In other news, Lithuania’s Remigijus Dzerva and Latvia’s Juris Bonders agreed to a heads-up deal in Event #20: €250 PLO Omaha 4 & 5 Turbo with both players collecting €3,135 with Dzerva collecting the side event trophy.
In addition to the two rings planned to be awarded on Monday, Sept. 18, players will have another shot at winning a WSOPC ring with the two-day Event #5: €660 No-Limit Hold’em Mystery Bounty kicking off at 12 p.m.
Those that are at least the age of 50 years old can enjoy Event #26: €555 No-Limit Hold’em Seniors Event at 5 p.m. while everyone can enjoy Event #27: €250 No-Limit Hold’em Progressive Bounty at 8 p.m.
WSOPC Tallinn Schedule (Sept. 18)
Check out the full schedule at OlyBetEvents.com and best of luck to all who are playing.
Author: Jason Glatzer
Day 3: Saturday, September 16
2023 WSOPC Tallinn Day 3: Two Gold Rings Awarded on Sunday
Saturday primed poker enthusiasts for an exciting Sunday at the 2023 World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) Tallinn at our flagship home of Olympic Park Casino and the adjoining Hilton Tallinn Park. Sunday will witness not only the first of 12 coveted WSOPC gold rings awarded but the first two ring winners will be crowned as the action has progressed to the final tables in both Event #1: €555 No-Limit Hold’em and Event #2: €1,100 No-Limit Hold’em.
Check out below what happened on Saturday, Sept. 16, and what to expect on Sunday.
Lundstrom & Larsen Lead Final Table in Event #1: €555 No-Limit Hold’em
Event #1: €555 No-Limit Hold’em attracted a field of 382 entries to create a €183,360 prize pool after 52 new entries popped into the event before late registration closed before the third blind level of Day 2 began.
The final table will not only be covered in our OlyBet.tv blog but will also be broadcast with hole cards exposed on a 30-minute delay at OlyBet.tv. As a cool turn of events, a blue moon in poker exposed its face with the final table featuring nine players from nine different nationalities. To add to this, none of the nine are from the festival’s home country of Estonia.
Blinds will start at 30,000/60,000 with a 60,000 big blind ante and increase every 30 minutes until a winner is crowned.
Finland’s Rasmus Lundstrom & Norway’s Torjborn Larsen will enter the final table as the table captains with 2,555,000 and 2,445,000 in chips respectively.
The duo will be joined by Lukasz Fraczek (1,640,000), Day 1c chip leader Charles-Eric Benoit (1,400,000), Viacheslav Sultanov (1,115,000), Aleksi Naski (995,000), Rimantas Boguzas (555,000), Georgios Skarparis (550,000), and Ryan Mandara (210,000) in the quest for the title and the €38,510 top prize with at least the ninth-place prize of €4,150 already locked up.
Many other players have already collected their payout slips on Day 2 with the top 47 players awarded at least a €1,000 min-cash. Poker beasts Jon Kyte (16th – €1,950), Ranno Sootla (21st – €1,550), Max Avela (25th – €1,300), Glen Gaines (26th – €1,300), and Feras Abid (36th – €1,100) were among those that finished in the money but bowed out before the final table.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #1: €555 NLH Day 2
382 entries, 9 survivors
- Torjborn Larsen (Norway) – 2,445,000
- Lukasz Fraczek (Poland) – 1,640,000
- Charles-Eric Benoit (Canada) – 1,400,000
Full Results HERE
Aki Pyysing Leads Final Table in Event #2: €1,100 No-Limit Hold’em
Event #2: €1,100 No-Limit Hold’em boasted a single opening flight on Saturday with 109 entries creating a €104,640 prize pool.
Finnish poker legend Aki Pyysing reignited his nickname from an event in the late 1990’s “The Terminator” as he continuously eliminated opponents on his way to an impressive chip leading stack of 1,273,000 heading into the final table.
Northern Ireland’s Josh Stewart is Pyysing’s nearest competitor with 573,000 when the final table kicks off on Sunday at noon. Steponas Venckus (323,000), Santtu Leinonen (312,000), Vidar Asserern (299,000), Aleksei Smirnov (185,000), Dominik Ostrowski (171,000), Manoel Filho (91,000), and Tanel Evert (45,000) all still have hopes alive in the hunt for the second WSOPC Tallinn gold ring.
Marco Baglioni (10th – €2,500), Ermo Kosk (11th – €2,500), Joni Rantamaki (12th – €2,300), and Kaspar Valk (13th – €2,300) all cashed short of the final table after Saulius Tumosa bubbled the event.
Blinds with begin at 6,000/12,000 along with a 12,000 big blind ante when the final table begins. As we already mentioned, the final table will be the secondary streaming table. However, it is possible that if Event #1 ends a bit earlier than Event #2 we will also see live streaming with hole cards exposed for the end game of this event as well.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #2: €1,100 NLH Day 1
109 entries, 9 survivors
- Aki Pyysing (Finland) – 1,273,000
- Josh Stewart (United Kingdom) – 573,000
- Steponas Venckus (Lithuania) – 323,000
Full Results HERE
Kwan Lau Wins Event #20: €350 Open Face Chinese Pineapple
While the two ring events captured most of the focus on Saturday, they weren’t the only game in town as cash games were running nonstop on the casino floor and there was a trio of satellites for future ring events. In addition, one side event took place with Event #20 attracting 35 runners to create a €10,584 prize pool.
Finland’s Jari Kalenius (third – €1,900), Kazakhstan’s Azamat Dyusssembekov (fourth – €1,300), and Norway’s Tarjei Forus (fifth – €950) all bowed out in the money leaving just Hong Kong’s Kwan Lau and Finland’s Sami Peisanen heads-up for the title.
Lau eventually got the job done to win the trophy and the €3,784 top prize while Peisanen earned €2,650 for his runner-up performance.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #20: €350 Open Face Chinese Pineapple
35 entries, €10,584
- Kwan Lau (Hong Kong) – €3,784
- Sami Peisanen (Finland) – €2,650
- Jari Kalenius (Finland) – €1,900
- Azamat Dyussembekov (Kazakhstan) – €1,300
- Tarjei Forus (Norway) – €950
WSOPC Tallinn Schedule (Sept. 17)
The WSOPC Tallinn action heats up even more on Sunday, Sept. 17 at Olympic Park Casino and the Hilton Tallinn Park as not only will two ring winners be crowned but two new ring events will begin their journey.
Event #3: €350 No-Limit Hold’em boasts two opening flights on Sunday at 12 p.m. and 4 p.m. where players will start with 20,000 in chips with blinds increasing every 20 minutes. The action will conclude for each opening flight when play is down to 15 percent of the field with the returning players coming back until a winner is crowned on Monday.
Meanwhile, in the evening Event #4: €555 Pot-Limit Deuce to Seven Triple Draw kicks off with players starting with 25,000 in chips and blinds increasing every 25 minutes. The action for this event will be played down to a final table of nine hopefuls for the title. This is one of the unique events on our schedule as this will likely be the first gold ring awarded in Europe for this type of event and could be the first from around the globe.
Two satellites are also on the schedule and cash games will continue running 24 hours a day in a variety of poker variants and stakes.
Check out the full schedule at OlyBetEvents.com and best of luck to all that are playing.
Author: Jason Glatzer
Day 2: Friday, September 15
2023 WSOPC Tallinn Day 2: Pinsel Leads Event #1: €555 NLH
The action picked up on the second day of the 2023 World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) at Olympic Park Casino and the adjoining Hilton Tallinn Park as the first weekend of the festival has arrived. Players will have plenty to choose from at the WSOPC Tallinn from Sept. 14-24 with the schedule boasting 53 numbered events including 12 WSOPC ring events highlighted by the €1 million guaranteed WSOPC Tallinn Event #6: €1,500 No-Limit Hold’em Main Event.
Estonia’s Raivo Pinsel bagged the overall chip lead on the first of four opening flights heading into Day 2 by masterfully catapulting his opening 30,000 in chips into 219,000. Pinsel was followed by Day 1d chip leader Kalle Keski-Opas (187,500), Day 1b chip leader Max Avela (184,000), Germany’s Vasco Segendorf (168,000), and the Estonian duo of Dmitri Dudakov and Roland Luik, who each advanced with 152,000.
In total, the four opening flights attracted 320 entries for a €153,600 prize pool with 150 players advancing into Saturday’s penultimate day. These figures will continue to grow with late registration open during the first two 30-minute blind levels of Day 2.
Head to the dedicated live blog of this event at OlyBet.tv to follow along and read on to learn about Friday’s poker action.
Charles-Eric Benoit Bags Event #1 Day 1c Chip Lead
Day 1c was easily the largest opening flight of Event #1: €555 No-Limit Hold’em with 123 entries getting into the mix with 76 of those players surviving.
Canada’s Charles-Eric Benoit shined the brightest and ended Day 1c with 143,000 in chips after 10 blind levels of 30 minutes each. Although he didn’t crack the overall top five players heading into Day 2, Benoit will be able to leverage a healthy seventh-place stack with 95 big blinds to start the day.
Greece’s Georgios Tsouloftas (112,500), Ireland’s James Noonan (109,000), Estonia’s Igor Pihela Jr. (109,000), and Finland’s Sami-Sander Kivi (108,500) round out the top five on the Day 1c leaderboard.
WSOPC Tallinn Event #1: €555 NLH Day 1c
123 entries, 76 survivors
- Charles-Eric Benoit (Canada) – 143,000
- Georgios Tsouloftas (Greece) – 112,500
- James Noonan (Ireland) – 109,000
Full Results HERE
Kalle Keski-Opas Bags Event #1 Day 1d Chip Lead
Day 1d kicked off later in the evening on Friday in Event #1: €555 No-Limit Hold’em and attracted 96 more entries into the field with 45 players surviving the day.
Finland’s Kalle Keski-Opas managed to pass Day 1b chip leader Max Avela to bag a second-place stack in the final opening flight with 187,500 in chips.
Two other players managed to crack the overall top five through the Day 1d opening flight including Germany’s Vasco Segendorf (168,000) and Estonia’s Dmitri Dudakov (152,000) tied in fifth with fellow Estonia Roland Luik (152,000).
WSOPC Tallinn Event #1: €555 NLH Day 1d
96 entries, 45 survivors
- Kalle Keski-Opas (Finland) – 187,500
- Vasco Segendorf (Germany) – 168,000
- Dmitri Dudakov (Estonia) – 152,000
- Roland Luik (Estonia) – 152,000
Full Results HERE
Renga Kristaps Wins Event #16: €350 PL Omaha Deep Stack (€4,356)
In addition to the final two opening flights on Event #1, Friday also boasted a couple of satellites alongside a side event in Event #16: €350 PL Omaha Deep Stack 4 & 5 Cards.
The event attracted 40 runners to create a €12,096 prize pool with the top five collecting at least a €1,210 min-cash for more than triple the buy-in.
Lithuania’s Zydrunas Karcemarskas was the first to hit the rail in the money in fifth place followed by the Finnish duo of Samuel Saariaho and Aki Pyysing leaving two Latvians heads-up for the title.
Renga Kristaps eventually defeated Alexandrs Karlins heads-up to win the trophy and the healthy €4,356 top prize.
Event #16: €350 PL Omaha Deep Stack
40 entries, €12,096 prize pool
- Renga Kristaps (Latvia) – €4,356
- Alexandrs Karlins (Latvia) – €3,020
- Samuel Saariaho (Finland) – €1,940
- Aki Pyysing (Finland) – €1,570
- Zydrunas Karcemarskas – €1,210
Full Results HERE
WSOPC Tallinn Schedule (Sept. 16)
Players will have two chances to win coveted WSOP Circuit gold rings in events on Saturday with champions in both events crowned on Sunday. In addition to Day 2 of Event #1: €555 No-Limit Hold’em kicking off at noon, the first of two days in Event #2: €1,100 No-Limit Hold’em begins two hours later at noon.
OFC lovers will have their second shot at a side event bracelet with the one-day Event #20: €350 Open Face Chinese Pineapple kicking off at 5 p.m. The schedule also boasts three different satellites and, of course, cash games running nonstop on the casino floor.
Check out the full schedule at OlyBetEvents.com and best of luck to all that are playing.
Author: Jason Glatzer
Day 1: Thursday, September 14
2023 WSOPC Tallinn Day 1: Pinsel Leads Event #1
The 2023 World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) is finally here at Olympic Park Casino and the adjoining Hilton Tallinn Park. Players are in for a treat with 53 numbered events including 12 WSOPC ring events highlighted by the €1 million guaranteed WSOPC Tallinn Event #6: €1,500 No-Limit Hold’em Main Event.
The festival was off to a hot start on Thursday with two opening flights for the three-day Event #1: €555 No-Limit Hold’em, one side event, two satellites, and cash games at a variety of games and stakes running around the clock. Read on to learn more about the opening day.
Estonia’s Raivo Pinsel kicked off the first day of the 2023 WSOPC Tallinn in style as he put on a commanding performance on Day 1a of Event #1: €555 No-Limit Hold’em by catapulting his 30,000 opening stack into a whopping pile of 219,000 in chips after 14 blind levels of 30 minutes each. This is nearly double that of his nearest competitor with Finland’s Topi Palenius advancing with 107,500 with Ilya Nikiforov (92,000), Igor Pihela (81,000), and Jose Zaragoza (78,500) also finished in the top five on Day 1a.
Event #1: WSOPC Tallinn Event #1: €555 NLH Day 1a
55 entries, 28 survivors
- Raivo Pinsel (Estonia) – 219,000
- Topi Palenius (Finland) – 107,500
- Ilya Nikiforov (Estonia) – 92,000
Full Results HERE
Finland’s Max Avela skyrocketed to the top of the Day 1b leaderboard after finishing the second opening flight with 184,000. Four other players advanced from Day 1b with six-figure stacks including Martin Lategui (133,500), Eriks Krumins (125,000), Georgios Skarparis (107,000), and Aleksandr Gamonovits (105,000).
Event #1: WSOPC Tallinn Event #1: €555 NLH Day 1b
48 entries, 21 survivors
- Max Avela (Finland) – 184,000
- Martin Lategui (Uruguay) – 133,500
- Eriks Krumins (Latvia) – 125,000
Full Results HERE
Meanwhile, Event #13: €150 Open Face Chinese Pineapple (OFCP) proved that OFCP is growing in popularity with 32 entries creating a €3,994 prize pool.
A total of five players cashed for at least a €304 min-cash. Jonas Neukirch and Tarjei Forus were heads-up after Jaan Vaabel, Janar Rebane, and Jukka Juvonen hit the rail in the money. Neukirch won the trophy about nine hours into the event after defeating Forus in the final match to win the €1,580 top prize along with the first side event trophy of the 2023 WSOPC Tallinn festival.
Event #13: €150 Open Face Chinese Pineapple
32 entries, €3,994 prize pool
- Jonas Neukirch (Germany) – €1,580
- Tarjei Forus (Norway) – €1,000
- Jaan Vaabel (Estonia) – €660
- Janar Rebane (Estonia) – €450
- Jukka Juvonen (Finland) – €304
Full Results HERE
The Day 2 schedule for Friday boasts the final two opening flights in the first ring event in Event #1: €555 No-Limit Hold’em at noon at 7 p.m.
Pot-Limit Omaha lovers will have their chance to shine in Event #16: €350 PL Omaha Deep Stack 4 & 5 Cards while players will also have their chance to win cheap seats to future events with two satellites with a €150 Mega Satellite guaranteeing 15 seats to the WSOPC Tallinn €1,500 Main Event. Meanwhile, at 11 p.m., players will have a chance to get into Event #2: €1,100 No-Limit Hold’em for just €60 with five seats guaranteed.
Author: Jason Glatzer
