2026 OlyBet Showdown Riga Voodoo Autumn Edition

Day 3 of the OlyBet Showdown Riga Voodoo Autumn Edition crowned two more champions at Olympic Voodoo Casino. Latvia’s Toms Čivčs came from just behind overnight leader Dāvis Daugaviņš to win the €350 NLH Deepstack Progressive Bounty, a 59-entry field. It’s his second OlyBet-powered title of the summer after he won a side event at the WSOP Circuit Tallinn in July. In the €200 PLO4/PLO5, Oskars Rolovs lifted the trophy after a three-way deal with Denmark’s Peter Due and Finland’s Joonas Moilanen, although Due took the biggest payday at €2,800.

The €555 NLH Championship also got underway, and Lithuania’s Tomas Bulkšas bagged a commanding 225,000 chips to lead the nine Day 1A survivors, well ahead of Latvia’s Ēriks Krūmiņš on 141,500. Day 1B runs today, and the combined field returns on Wednesday, September 23, for the Final Day, which poker.pro will cover live on-site. Get the full results, the final table payouts, and today’s schedule here.

The 2026 OlyBet Showdown Riga Voodoo Autumn Edition is underway at Olympic Voodoo Casino, the largest casino in the Baltics, with nine days of action running through September 27. The €1,100 NLH Main Event headlines a 26-tournament schedule. It is backed by the €555 NLH Championship, a €350 Mystery Bounty, a €200 Mini Main Event, PLO events, a women-only Queens Progressive Bounty, and cash games running 24/7. With satellites from just €20, there’s a way into every major event, including on the day itself.

Spring 2026 Main Event champion Justas Vaičiulionis and Autumn 2025 winner Arunas Satkus both proved that Riga’s titles are open to anyone, and a new name will be added to that list this week. Our full guide covers the complete schedule, venue details, discounted festival hotel rates, and what to expect from Riga in September. poker.pro will also be on-site with live reporting from the €555 Championship Final Day and the €1,100 Main Event.

Day 3 of the OlyBet Showdown Riga Voodoo Autumn Edition crowned two more champions at Olympic Voodoo Casino. Latvia’s Toms Čivčs came from just behind overnight leader Dāvis Daugaviņš to win the €350 NLH Deepstack Progressive Bounty, a 59-entry field. It’s his second OlyBet-powered title of the summer after he won a side event at the WSOP Circuit Tallinn in July. In the €200 PLO4/PLO5, Oskars Rolovs lifted the trophy after a three-way deal with Denmark’s Peter Due and Finland’s Joonas Moilanen, although Due took the biggest payday at €2,800.

The €555 NLH Championship also got underway, and Lithuania’s Tomas Bulkšas bagged a commanding 225,000 chips to lead the nine Day 1A survivors, well ahead of Latvia’s Ēriks Krūmiņš on 141,500. Day 1B runs today, and the combined field returns on Wednesday, September 23, for the Final Day, which poker.pro will cover live on-site. Get the full results, the final table payouts, and today’s schedule here.

The 2026 OlyBet Showdown Riga Voodoo Autumn Edition is underway at Olympic Voodoo Casino, the largest casino in the Baltics, with nine days of action running through September 27. The €1,100 NLH Main Event headlines a 26-tournament schedule. It is backed by the €555 NLH Championship, a €350 Mystery Bounty, a €200 Mini Main Event, PLO events, a women-only Queens Progressive Bounty, and cash games running 24/7. With satellites from just €20, there’s a way into every major event, including on the day itself.

Spring 2026 Main Event champion Justas Vaičiulionis and Autumn 2025 winner Arunas Satkus both proved that Riga’s titles are open to anyone, and a new name will be added to that list this week. Our full guide covers the complete schedule, venue details, discounted festival hotel rates, and what to expect from Riga in September. poker.pro will also be on-site with live reporting from the €555 Championship Final Day and the €1,100 Main Event.

Day 3 of the OlyBet Showdown Riga Voodoo Autumn Edition crowned two more champions at Olympic Voodoo Casino. Latvia’s Toms Čivčs came from just behind overnight leader Dāvis Daugaviņš to win the €350 NLH Deepstack Progressive Bounty, a 59-entry field. It’s his second OlyBet-powered title of the summer after he won a side event at the WSOP Circuit Tallinn in July. In the €200 PLO4/PLO5, Oskars Rolovs lifted the trophy after a three-way deal with Denmark’s Peter Due and Finland’s Joonas Moilanen, although Due took the biggest payday at €2,800.

The €555 NLH Championship also got underway, and Lithuania’s Tomas Bulkšas bagged a commanding 225,000 chips to lead the nine Day 1A survivors, well ahead of Latvia’s Ēriks Krūmiņš on 141,500. Day 1B runs today, and the combined field returns on Wednesday, September 23, for the Final Day, which poker.pro will cover live on-site. Get the full results, the final table payouts, and today’s schedule here.

The 2026 OlyBet Showdown Riga Voodoo Autumn Edition is underway at Olympic Voodoo Casino, the largest casino in the Baltics, with nine days of action running through September 27. The €1,100 NLH Main Event headlines a 26-tournament schedule. It is backed by the €555 NLH Championship, a €350 Mystery Bounty, a €200 Mini Main Event, PLO events, a women-only Queens Progressive Bounty, and cash games running 24/7. With satellites from just €20, there’s a way into every major event, including on the day itself.

Spring 2026 Main Event champion Justas Vaičiulionis and Autumn 2025 winner Arunas Satkus both proved that Riga’s titles are open to anyone, and a new name will be added to that list this week. Our full guide covers the complete schedule, venue details, discounted festival hotel rates, and what to expect from Riga in September. poker.pro will also be on-site with live reporting from the €555 Championship Final Day and the €1,100 Main Event.