Lorenzo Arduini Leads 25 Qualifiers in Day 1a of 2026 Novibet Greek Poker Odyssea Main Event

Lorenzo Arduini – Arduini Annihilates Kofidis
Lorenzo Arduini
Level 13:4,000/8,000/8,000
Entries:25/100
Prizes:€143,100

After four days of juicy side-event action, the 2026 Novibet Greek Poker Odyssea €1,000 Main Event finally got underway today at the Regency Casino in Thessaloniki, with Day 1a, the first of four starting flights, attracting a very promising total of 100 entries.

After the completion of thirteen 40-minute levels, Lorenzo Arduini of Italy rose to the top of the standings, bagging up 922,000 by the end of play.

He is followed by Vaggelis Kaimakamis of Greece (796,000), while Martin Tsvetanov of Bulgaria (756,000) completes the podium places, although he required three bullets to get there.

Martin Tsvetanov – Tsvetanov Rips River
Martin Tsvetanov

It is a high-quality top three, with Arduini boasting recorded career earnings of over $1,030,000, including 15 recorded wins in the live arena.

Kaimakamis sits in the top thirty in the Greek all-time money list with over $700,000 in results, including victory in the World Series of Poker Europe Mini Main Event in 2019, while Tsvetanov triumphed in the Eureka Main Event at EPT Prague in 2024 for a huge $471,862 score, accounting for over half of his total of $865,197 in recorded results (All figures courtesy of The Hendon Mob).

End of Day 1a Chip Counts

PositionPlayerCountryChipsBlinds
1Italy Lorenzo ArduiniItaly922,000115
2Greece Vaggelis KaimakamisGreece796,00099
3Bulgaria Martin TsvetanovBulgaria756,00094
4Greece Anastasios VardalisGreece677,00084
5Bulgaria Dimitar ToshevBulgaria593,00074
6Greece Konstantinos SiamitrasGreece578,00072
7Greece Artemios FournarisGreece497,00062
8Greece Ioannis GerontasGreece490,00061
9Greece Ioannis DiamantopoulosGreece446,00055
10Greece Spyros KarathanosGreece440,00055
11Norway Kristian WillumsenNorway435,00054
12Greece Vasileios ChalkiopoulosGreece379,00047
13Greece Nikolaos ValtatzisGreece369,00046
14Greece Apostolos KofidisGreece362,00045
15Bulgaria Atanas MalinovBulgaria311,00038
16Greece Georgios DallasGreece305,00038
17Greece Athanasios AndrianopoulosGreece270,00033
18Bulgaria Ivan KyuchekovBulgaria252,00031
19Greece Georgios TsialtasGreece244,00030
20Greece Georgios GarnelisGreece237,00029
21Bulgaria Ivelin KolevBulgaria213,00026
22Slovenia Jan ZupecSlovenia165,00020
23Bulgaria Simeon IvanovBulgaria116,00014
24Greece Georgios CharmpilasGreece100,00012
25Armenia Edgar SargsyanArmenia98,00012

The €500 Mini Main and €400 Mystery Bounty also came to a conclusion today, and a summary of the final table results are outlined below.

€500 Mini Main Event Final Table Results

A total of 364 entries created a €160,160 prize pool, and Andreas Vlachos ended up holding the trophy after a five-way ICM deal, although Giannis Panagopoulos took the biggest payout.

Andreas Vlachos – €500 Mini Main Event Final Table Results
Andreas Vlachos
PlaceNameCountryPrize
1Greece Andreas VlachosGreece€14,000*
2Greece Giannis PanagopoulosGreece€24,426*
3Greece Stavros StavropoulosGreece€21,726*
4Greece Christos PatrasGreece€18,713*
5Greece Kostas KertikidisGreece€17,051*
6AnonymousN/A€5,701
7Greece Dimitris ManekasGreece€4,645
8Greece Kosmas BarakosGreece€3,812
9Greece Kostas ChionidisGreece€3,139

€400 Mystery Bounty Final Table Results

Andreas Paliogiannis (right). Photo: Pokerland
Andreas Paliogiannis (right). Photo: Pokerland

Nikolaos Kritharis took the trophy in the €400 Mystery Bounty after outlasting 199 entries, denying Andreas Paliogiannis back-to-back titles.

However, Paliogiannis bagged the biggest payout from the €103,480 prize pool, after he scooped the largest bounties of €9,000 and €6,000, with the final table results as follows:-

PlaceNameCountryPrize (Incl Bounties)
1Greece Nikolaos KritharisGreece€16,280
2Greece Andreas PaliogiannisGreece€23,215
3Greece Michail TastanisGreece€5,635
4Greece Spyros KarathanosGreece€4,080
5Bulgaria Ivan PopovBulgaria€2,415
6Greece Orestis PapapostolouGreece€1,325
7Israel Baruch HaimIsrael€2,140
8Greece A.L.Greece€930
9Greece Michail TsilikidisGreece€1,290

The next opportunity for players to qualify for Day 2 of the Main Event takes place at 4 p.m. local time on June 15, with the full remaining schedule for the festival set out below.

2026 Novibet Greek Poker Odyessa Remaining Schedule

DateTimeEventBuy-InChipsRe-EntryBlindsLate Reg
June 1516:00Main Event Day 1B (8 Max)€1,000100,000Unlimited40 mins11 Levels
June 1520:30PLO Side Event (7 Max)€23050,000Unlimited30 mins10 Levels
June 1521:00Main Event Satellite (Last Chance)€23030,000Up to 115 mins8 Levels
June 1614:00Main Event Day 1C (8 Max)€1,000100,000Unlimited40 mins11 Levels
June 1619:00Main Event Day 1D (8 Max)€1,000100,000Unlimited30 mins11 Levels
June 1620:30MIX NLH/PLO Side Event (Hyper Turbo–8 Max)€15050,000Unlimited15 mins10 Levels
June 1715:00Main Event Day 2 (8 Max)–––60 mins–
June 1717:00High Roller Satellite€28030,000Up to 115 mins8 Levels
June 1719:00Ladies Event (2K Added Prize)€11520,000Unlimited20 mins8 Levels
June 1720:00High Roller Day 1€2,000250,000Unlimited45 mins11 Levels
June 1814:00Main Event Day 3 (8 Max)–––60 mins–
June 1815:30High Roller Day 2–––60 mins–
June 1817:00PKO Day 1 (Cuatro KO)€230100,000Unlimited30 mins11 Levels
June 1820:00PLO5 Side Event (Hyper Turbo–7 Max)€11550,000Unlimited15 mins10 Levels
June 1915:00Main Event Final Day–––75 mins–
June 1915:30High Roller Final Day–––60 mins–
June 1917:00PKO Day 2 (Cuatro KO)–––30 mins–
June 1920:30PLO 4/5 Side Event (Buttons Choice–7 Max)€15050,000Unlimited30 mins10 Levels
June 1921:00NLH Close Side Event (Deepstack Hyper)€150100,000Unlimited15 mins11 Levels

poker.pro will be on the floor from the start of Day 1b of the Main Event at 4 p.m., so stay tuned for all your coverage of the 2026 Novibet Greek Poker Odyssea Main Event.

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