Veikka Väinö Keto-Tokoi Bags Overall Chip Lead on Day 1b

Day 1b eclipsed the 175 entries attracted on Day 1a with another 215 more coming into the field to bring the total up to 390 entries and counting.

Finland’s Veikka Keto-Tokoi found the biggest bag among the 80 survivors and took the overall chip lead with 300,000 in chips. Ukraine’s Konstantyn Holskyi (221,500) and Greece’s Enea Subashi (205,000) both bagged over 200,000. Subashi is aiming for back-to-back deep runs after finishing in third place in the 2024 Kings of Tallinn Autumn Edition €1,100 Main Event for €55,200.

Estonia’s Andrei Mjagkov (183,100) and Switzerland’s Julien Henzi (162,700) round out the top five with the rest of the field’s chip counts listed below.

Place	Player	Country	Chips	Big Blinds
1	Veikka Keto-Tokoi	Finland	300,000	250
2	Konstantyn Holskyi	Ukraine	221,500	185
3	Enea Subashi	Greece	205,000	171
4	Andrei Mjagkov	Estonia	183,100	153
5	Julien Henzi	Switzerland	162,700	136
6	Justus Kursi	Finland	160,500	134
7	Antonio Manuel Costa Alfaia	Portugal	158,600	132
8	Bo Sehlstedt	Sweden	155,200	129
9	Eriks Krumins	Latvia	153,300	128
10	Frode Alfredsen	Norway	137,500	115
11	Mikael Andersson	Finland	134,900	112
12	Stefan Daniel Galic	Sweden	127,900	107
13	Elias Jalovaara	Finland	125,800	105
14	Pavel Solodovnikov	Sweden	125,300	104
15	Nils Linden	Sweden	123,000	103
16	Veronika Kozlenko	Ukraine	118,300	99
17	Martin Kabrhel	Czech Republic	116,500	97
18	Borge Dypvik	Norway	113,000	94
19	Martynas Racinskas	Lithuania	112,100	93
20	Glen Gaines	United Kingdom	111,400	93
21	Aleksander Lattikas	Estonia	111,300	93
22	Mikael Haapaniemi	Finland	103,200	86
23	Nazarii Piznak	Ukraine	103,000	86
24	Diego Rodriguez	Spain	101,200	84
25	Kyösti Isberg	Finland	96,100	80
26	Thomas Rott	Norway	92,300	77
27	Tapio Vihakas	Finland	90,900	76
28	Jussi Mattila	Finland	88,100	73
29	Rokas Barzdzius	Latvia	87,000	73
30	Victor Amat	Spain	87,000	73
31	Joni Rantamäki	Finland	83,100	69
32	Constantin Lau	France	82,900	69
33	Mathias Siljander	Finland	79,800	67
34	Daniel Mccormack	Australia	74,700	62
35	Johan Alen	Finland	73,700	61
36	Pascal Pflock	Germany	73,000	61
37	Vygerdas Jonikas	Lithuania	72,600	61
38	Ulf Grähs	Sweden	71,700	60
39	Kalle Aberg	Finland	68,800	57
40	Tobias Lundgren	Sweden	68,400	57
41	Erling Olsen	Norway	68,400	57
42	Granit Haziraj	Norway	67,000	56
43	Erik Lindqwist	Sweden	67,000	56
44	Renars Skanis	Latvia	65,000	54
45	Jari-Pekka Juhola	Finland	62,600	52
46	Petter Karstad	Norway	60,700	51
47	Fehmi Cherif	France	57,500	48
48	Mihails Nikitins	Latvia	53,700	45
49	Helge Bjorlow	Norway	52,900	44
50	Tommy Nguyen	Norway	51,000	43
51	David Hu	Netherlands	50,500	42
52	Theodoros Ampelikiotis	Greece	49,800	42
53	Priit Parmasto	Estonia	48,600	41
54	Indre Martoviciute-Kasten	Lithuania	47,500	40
55	Frederik Brink	Denmark	47,000	39
56	Kaspars Butans	Latvia	47,000	39
57	Stanislav Smeljov	Estonia	45,200	38
58	Maksim Petrov	Estonia	44,000	37
59	Nico Segersven	Finland	43,500	36
60	Richard Bauer	Germany	43,200	36
61	Per Engström	Sweden	42,900	36
62	Tõnis Viik	Estonia	41,900	35
63	Duc Nguyen	Denmark	39,800	33
64	Elias Suhonen	Finland	37,200	31
65	Rene Cifuentes	Spain	37,100	31
66	Atte Asikainen	Finland	33,200	28
67	Sylvere Paillot	France	33,000	28
68	Rustam Havryliuk	Ukraine	32,500	27
69	Jari Kärkkäinen	Finland	29,300	24
70	Joel Haapio	Finland	29,200	24
71	Ralf Rogov	Estonia	28,300	24
72	Jukka Ylitalo	Finland	27,600	23
73	Darius-Valentin Neagoe	Romania	25,000	21
74	Marijus Dirgela	Lithuania	24,300	20
75	Espen Sandvik	Norway	22,000	18
76	Anne Bezdek	Finland	18,600	16
77	Tomas Kirchovas	Lithuania	17,000	14
78	Oleh Shostak	Ukraine	12,100	10
79	Veli-Pekka Penttinen	Finland	11,300	9
80	Ahmet Canatan	Denmark	10,000	8