Lina Olofsson Leads Ladies Ring Event at First Break

2025 WSOP Circuit Tallinn Ladies Event
2025 WSOP Circuit Tallinn Ladies Event

The €350 Ladies Ring Event went on its first break after three 30-minute blinds. Lina Olofsson, who qualified yesterday in the Freebuy event, was on the top of the leaderboard after boosting her 30,000 opening stack up to 77,000. Estonia’s Christel Haller (74,500) and 2024 Queens of Tallinn champion Marta Porter (65,000).

Meanwhile, poker.pro strategy content writer Aytan Eldarova (51,500) and poker.pro project manager and Globetrotting Poker founder Maureen Blöchlinger (33,000) were also above a starting stack.

The field thus far has attracted 58 entries with 54 players still in their seats. Late registration is open for another seven levels with tons of value on the line with a $5,000 package to the WSOP Paradise awarded to the winner, along with a coveted gold ring, and a lion’s share of the prize pool awaiting the winner.

Check out all of the chip stacks above a starting stack at the first break below:

PlacePlayerCountryChips
1Sweden Lina OlofssonSweden77,000
2Estonia Christel HallerEstonia74,500
3Lithuania Marta PorterLithuania65,000
4Sweden Carina WaldSweden56,700
5United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Aytan EldarovaUnited Kingdom51,500
6Estonia Liisi VoltriEstonia49,000
7Norway Kjersti GriniNorway47,000
8Estonia Helina TammEstonia45,000
9Finland Aada HännikäinenFinland44,000
10Lithuania Algina JuknaiteLithuania36,300
11Switzerland Nadja SutterSwitzerland34,600
12Estonia Siiri SaarEstonia34,000
13Finland Milla TuominenFinland34,000
14Switzerland Maureen BlöchlingerSwitzerland33,000
15Finland Mette-Marica PuromäkiFinland33,000
16Czechia Tereza VernerovaCzech Republic33,000
17Estonia Kristiina Sultangarejev-TuderEstonia31,000
18Estonia Marie-Eliise JürisooEstonia30,600
19United States of America Summer WesterburUnited States30,500

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