Four Winners on Tuesday at the Kings of Tallinn Autumn Edition as the Main Event Opens Wednesday

Tuesday delivered four more trophies at the 2026 Kings of Tallinn, powered by OlyBet, at Olympic Park Casino and the Hilton Tallinn Park. Denmark’s Nicklas Dehli won the €250 PLO5 Progressive Bounty, Finland’s Jyri Merivirta won his second Kings of Tallinn trophy in the €250 PL 2-7 Triple Draw, Estonia’s Romet Mildov topped a 227-entry field in the €200 NLH DeepStack Celebrity Special, and Estonia’s Martin Kõiv defeated Finland’s Ville-Matti Keränen heads-up to take the €555 NLH Progressive Bounty.

Sweden’s Dennis Zetterman leads 16 survivors into the third and final day of the €555 NLH Championship with the €30,005 top prize on the line, while Lithuania’s Andrius Baublys holds the chip lead heading into the final day of the €1,100 NLH Mystery Bounty.

And the day the whole festival has been building toward finally arrives. The €1,100 NLH Main Event, with €500,000 guaranteed, opens its first flights on Wednesday.

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Nicklas Dehli Wins the €250 PLO5 Progressive Bounty

Denmark’s Nicklas Dehli won the €250 PLO5 Progressive Bounty, worth €2,148 plus bounties from 93 entries, from a €9,728 prize pool with €9,300 in additional bounty money, for €19,028 in total prizes. Dehli secured the title and the big progressive bounty after defeating Slovakia’s Tomas Szabo heads-up.

Afghanistan’s Mohammad Hasan Majidi took third for €1,450, and Norway’s Vidar Assersen was fourth for €1,030. Dehli has more than $400,000 in live tournament earnings, according to The Hendon Mob.

€250 buy-in | 93 entries | €9,728 prize pool | €9,300 bounty pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Nicklas Dehli	Denmark	€2,148
2	Tomas Szabo	Slovakia	€2,148
3	Mohammad Hasan Majidi	Afghanistan	€1,450
4	Vidar Assersen	Norway	€1,030
5	Emmanouil Chalkiotis	Greece	€740
6	James Noonan	Ireland	€570
7	Jari Hurri	Finland	€450
8	Kim Pihl	Finland	€370
9	Kazimieras Ramaska	Lithuania	€300
10	Jens Rössel	Sweden	€260
11	Tobias Napel	Norway	€260

• Bounty prizes are not included in the Prize column above.

Jyri Merivirta Wins the €250 PL 2-7 Triple Draw

Finland’s Jyri Merivirta won the €250 PL 2-7 Triple Draw for €2,563, topping 31 entries and a €6,343 prize pool. It is his second Kings of Tallinn trophy, as he shipped the €330 HORSE at the 2020 Kings of Tallinn for €4,280, and now adds a second title in Tallinn more than six years later. With more than $1.3 million in career earnings according to The Hendon Mob, Merivirta is a familiar face in these mixed-game events across the Nordic poker circuit.

Estonia’s Imre Leibold finished runner-up for €1,810, while Norway’s Tarjei Forus took third for €1,170. Estonia’s Erik Põlluveer, who won the €250 High Only Mix on Monday, added a fourth-place finish for €800.

€250 buy-in | 31 entries | €6,343 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Jyri Merivirta	Finland	€2,563
2	Imre Leibold	Estonia	€1,810
3	Tarjei Forus	Norway	€1,170
4	Erik Põlluveer	Estonia	€800

Romet Mildov Wins the €200 NLH DeepStack Celebrity Special

Estonia’s Romet Mildov won the €200 NLH DeepStack Celebrity Special for €7,659, topping a 227-entry field and a €35,889 prize pool. The event was a festival highlight, with each celebrity receiving a warm introduction to the room and an added bounty on their head.

The 1998 WSOP Main Event champion Scotty Nguyen was greeted with a round of applause when he took his seat but was unable to run deep. Kings of Tallinn co-host Evely Pihela showed she still has it at the table, cashing for €450 in 22nd place.

Mildov navigated the field all the way to the title, defeating Estonian countrymate Tõnis Viik heads-up. Viik took €5,120 as runner-up, with Estonia’s Argo Garamaga rounding out the podium in third for €3,660.

€200 buy-in | 227 entries | €35,889 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Romet Mildov	Estonia	€7,659
2	Tõnis Viik	Estonia	€5,120
3	Argo Garamaga	Estonia	€3,660
4	Arnis Mednis	Latvia	€2,790
5	Glen Kolmer	Estonia	€2,130
6	Tobias Napel	Norway	€1,630
7	Nicklas Magyar	Sweden	€1,310
8	Sarunas Dargis	Lithuania	€1,080
9	Juha Leino	Finland	€890
10	Maksim Belomestnõi	Estonia	€770
11	Jani Forsten	Finland	€770
12	Saara Ylianttila	Finland	€680
13	Maher Yakob Mahmoud	Sweden	€680
14	Riku Virtanen	Finland	€600
15	Simon Hesserud Persson	Sweden	€600
16	Sami Markkanen	Finland	€530
17	Lars Gunnar Andersson	Sweden	€530
18	Tarvi Apsolon	Estonia	€490
19	Ali Boulacel	France	€490
20	Annemar Rimmel	Estonia	€490
21	Madis Ormisson	Estonia	€450
22	Evely Pihela	Estonia	€450
23	Amanda Sidark	Sweden	€450
24	Ludwig Hedström	Sweden	€410
25	Nils Doverklint	Sweden	€410
26	Shaul Weinstein	Israel	€410
27	Vesa Nieminen	Finland	€410

Martin Kõiv Wins the €555 NLH Progressive Bounty

Estonia’s Martin Kõiv won the €555 NLH Progressive Bounty for €3,325 plus bounties, defeating Finland’s Ville-Matti Keränen heads-up to claim the trophy and the big progressive bounty at the end. The event drew 47 entries, generating €12,455 in the main prize pool and €9,400 in bounty money, for €21,855 in total prizes.

Finland’s Linda Lahdenpää took third for €2,270, and Denmark’s Casper Stelzner Jensen finished fourth for €1,570. Keränen’s runner-up run was one of two deep runs on Tuesday, after he earlier went deep in the €555 NLH Championship before finishing 18th.

€555 buy-in | 47 entries | €12,455 prize pool | €9,400 bounty pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Martin Kõiv	Estonia	€3,325
2	Ville-Matti Keränen	Finland	€3,325
3	Linda Lahdenpää	Finland	€2,270
4	Casper Jensen	Denmark	€1,570
5	Reijo Manninen	Finland	€1,160
6	Henri Schalin	Finland	€805

• Bounty prizes are not included in the Prize column above.

Zetterman Leads 16 Into €555 NLH Championship Final Day

The €555 NLH Championship reached its third and final day with 16 players remaining and €30,005 on the line for the winner. Day 2 saw the field grow to 319 entries for a €148,355 prize pool, with Lithuania’s Mantas Urbonas exiting in 17th for €1,870 and Finland’s Ville-Matti Keränen going out in 18th for €1,870, both just shy of the final 16.

Keränen did not leave empty-handed: he went on to finish runner-up in the €555 NLH Progressive Bounty later in the day as we just mentioned. Sweden’s Dennis Zetterman enters Day 3 as the chip leader with 1,390,000, well ahead of Estonia’s Taago Tamm in second on 910,000. Lithuania’s Marek Zigel is third with 870,000, and Monday’s chip leader, Jawad Habib, is still in the hunt in fourth with 860,000. Norway’s Samuel Adnoy is the short stack with just 10,000 chips.

€555 buy-in | 319 entries | €148,355 prize pool | 16 survivors advancing to the final day

Position	Player	Country	Chips	BBs
1	Dennis Zetterman	Sweden	1,390,000	35
2	Taago Tamm	Estonia	910,000	23
3	Marek Zigel	Lithuania	870,000	22
4	Jawad Habib	Sweden	860,000	22
5	Ben Devers	Belgium	730,000	18
6	Siim Taliaru	Estonia	675,000	17
7	Noah Rogers	Norway	640,000	16
8	Alger Pissarev	Estonia	620,000	16
9	Mario Antonio Colavita	Italy	575,000	14
10	Edgars Hauks	Latvia	540,000	14
11	Adrian Jimenez Ruano	Spain	435,000	11
12	Alf Peter Önnestam	Sweden	435,000	11
13	Joakim Bakke	Norway	330,000	8
14	Andreas Johansson	Sweden	290,000	7
15	Gisle Olsen	Denmark	255,000	6
16	Samuel Adnoy	Norway	10,000	0

Baublys Leads Six Into €1,100 Mystery Bounty Final Day

The €1,100 NLH Mystery Bounty drew 47 entries on opening day, with a €20,210 prize pool and €23,500 in mystery bounties, for a total of €43,210. Finland’s Ville Niveri bubbled the money at the end of the day, with the remaining six players all in the money for at least a €1,150 minimum cash.

Mystery bounties will be pulled from the start of the second and final day, with big prizes on the line. Lithuania’s Andrius Baublys holds the chip lead with 665,000, ahead of compatriot Vilius Zabarauskas in second on 434,000. Half of the remaining field are Lithuanian, however, it isn’t a done deal for the Baltic country with three strong players still in the mix including 2016 Kings of Tallinn Main Event champion Johan Creutz (361,000), Estonia’s Mark Metsla (353,000), and two-time WSOP Circuit Tallinn ring winner Roope Tarmi (261,000) also still in the mix.

€1,100 buy-in | 47 entries | €20,210 prize pool | €23,500 mystery bounty pool | 6 survivors advancing

Position	Player	Country	Chips	BBs
1	Andrius Baublys	Lithuania	665,000	55
2	Vilius Zabarauskas	Lithuania	434,000	36
3	Johan Creutz	Sweden	361,000	30
4	Mark Metsla	Estonia	353,000	29
5	Mantas Burba	Lithuania	276,000	23
6	Roope Tarmi	Finland	261,000	22

€1,100 Main Event Opens Wednesday at Kings of Tallinn

Wednesday is the day the Kings of Tallinn Autumn Edition 2026 has been building toward all week. The €1,100 NLH Main Event, with a €500,000 guarantee, fires its first two starting flights today: Flight 1A at noon and Flight 1B at 18:00. Players have been satelliting all week at Olympic Park Casino and on OlyBet online, and now the biggest event on the schedule is finally here.

The day is packed beyond the Main Event. Sweden’s Dennis Zetterman leads 16 survivors into the €555 NLH Championship final day at noon, with €30,005 on the line for the winner. At 12:30, the €3,000 NLH High Roller fires as a one-day, 6-handed event for those looking for the biggest buy-in on the schedule outside the Main Event.

Lithuania’s Andrius Baublys leads six players into the €1,100 NLH Mystery Bounty final day at 13:00, where the mystery envelopes are pulled for the first time and every knockout comes with a prize. Also at 13:00, the €350 NLH DeepStack gets underway for players after a full-stack deep run.

At 16:00, the €350 PLO4/PLO5 DeepStack Mystery Bounty fires its Day 1, combining bounty poker with the PLO mix. At 18:00, Main Event Flight 1B opens alongside the day’s second flight. The evening brings a €150 NLH Mega-Satellite at 19:00, guaranteeing 10 Main Event seats, followed by the €350 PLO4/PLO5 Double Board Bomb Pot at 20:00 for 6-handed action, and a late-night €80 NLH satellite at 22:00 offering 7 seats to any €555 event.

Time	Event
12:00	€555 NLH Kings of Tallinn Championship Final Day ★
12:00	€1,100 NLH Kings of Tallinn Main Event Flight 1A (€500,000 GTD)
12:30	€3,000 NLH, One-Day Event, 6-handed
13:00	€1,100 NLH DeepStack Mystery Bounty Final Day ★
13:00	€350 NLH DeepStack
16:00	€350 PLO4/PLO5 DeepStack Mystery Bounty Day 1
18:00	€1,100 NLH Kings of Tallinn Main Event Flight 1B (€500,000 GTD)
19:00	€150 NLH Mega-Satellite to the €1,100 Main Event (10 x €1,100 Seats GTD)
20:00	€350 PLO4/PLO5 Double Board Bomb Pot, 6-handed
22:00	€80 NLH Satellite to Any €555 (7 x €555 Seats GTD)

★ Late registration closed

The full schedule is available at olybetevents.com.

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