Aku Laajus Wins €200 NLH/PLO4/PLO5 Mix (€5,520)

The 2025 WSOP Circuit Tallinn. Photo: Elena Kask

The turbo-charged Event #20: €200 NLH/PLO4/PLO5 Mix attracted a banner field of 138 entries to create a €22,287 prize pool. The event created a fun atmosphere in the main hall with Finnish players dominating the field with five Finnish players at the seven-max final table and 11 out of the 17 players that cashed coming from the Scandinavian country.

Finland earned its second trophy of the festival after Aku Laajas defeated Estonian Erio Ermann (second – €3,610) heads-up to earn the €5,520 top prize. Poker streamer Scott “Pokerbrahs” Kenyon earned his second cash in the festival but was busy socializing soon after the money bubble broke after earning a min-cash for 17th place worth €380.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Finland Aku LaajusFinland€5,520
2Estonia Erio ErmannEstonia€3,610
3Finland Paavo SäynäjärviFinland€2,580
4Finland Antti-Tapio TuomainenFinland€1,930
5Latvia Kaspars MallonsLatvia€1,460
6Finland Roope KeminenFinland€1,170
7Finland Jorma PitkäkangasFinland€960
8Finland Krister WallendahlFinland€790
9Finland Joonas KeijonenFinland€647
10Finland Toni HämäläinenFinland€540
11Estonia Anton KomissarovEstonia€540
12Finland Shadi JamilFinland€470
13Finland Jori MyllynevaFinland€470
14Switzerland Gian SauterSwitzerland€420
15Norway Runar SkjemstadNorway€420
16Finland Mats PalokangasFinland€380
17United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Scott KenyonUnited Kingdom€380

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