Martin Zobel Wins Kings of Tallinn €555 Championship (€53,520)

Martin Zobel

Tuesday was packed with excitement at Olympic Park Casino and the Hilton Tallinn Park as seven new champions were crowned at the 2026 Kings of Tallinn.

Germany’s Martin Zobel earned the largest cash prize of €53,520 thus far after defeating Finland’s Onni Huttunen heads-up in the €555 NLH Championship in front of a live-streamed audience with live reporting simultaneously at poker.pro.

Excitement began to brew elsewhere as Zobel was busy battling for the title in the €555 NLH Championship. Earlier in the day, OlyBet launched the Spin&Gold Arena in a partnership with GGPoker, where players competed standing up for free in a three-max affair for random prizes.

The buzz got louder as the day progressed with the launch of the €200 NLH Celebrity Special. Kings of Tallinn host Teele Viira and poker.pro host Glenn Brown introduced all of the local celebrities, who all had added mystery prize bounties added to their heads. This event is always popular among players and celebrities alike, creating a fantastic atmosphere midway through the festival.

As was fitting, the trophy in this event stayed on Estonian soil after Alari Künnapuu defeated Latvia’s Kaspars Avots heads-up to win the €14,330 top prize for a nice return on the €200 buy-in.

In other news, Sweden’s Lennart Andersson defeated the United Kingdom’s Gary Fisher heads-up to win the inaugural €555 NLH Seniors for €9,480 before Lithuania’s Jonas Lapinskas won a larger top prize of €14,550 after defeating Finland’s Vili Turunen heads-up.

Sweden’s Abbe Mardiny won the €1,100 NLH Mystery Bounty for €14,950. Despite winning the trophy, runner-up Ben Miller earned more thanks to pulling the larger mystery bounty envelopes for a total haul of €26,850.

Latvia’s Konstantin Mikhailyuk and Finland’s Risto Pönniö both earned the top €910 top prize from the €200 PL Razz Progressive Bounty before Mikhailyuk earned the trophy and the big bounty at the end.

Last, but not least, Ukraine’s Iaroslav Boiko earned the €38,700 top prize in the €2,000 PLO4 after defeating Finland’s Olli Rummukainen heads-up.

Martin Zobel Wins €53,520 in €555 NLH Championship on Live Stream

Onni Huttunen & Martin Zobel

Tuesday was not only a busy day for poker players, with trophies awarded left and right as the day and evening progressed. However, it was also the start of both the Spin&Gold Arena and also the live stream for the final day of the €555 NLH Championship.

The live stream kicked off at the beginning of the day across OlyBet Poker social media channels and its media partner’s PokerProWorld YouTube channel with Kings of Tallinn commentators Andreas “Wiseguy” Hoglund and poker.pro CEO Jason Glatzer hosted with guests Rasmus Lundström, Scott “Pokerbrahs” Kenyon, and poker.pro live reporter Christoffer Karlén is contributing throughout the day.

The day began with 25 hopefuls from the field of the original 608-entry field, hoping to snag a larger piece of the €282,720 prize pool.

Lithuania’s Mindaugas Grigaitis began the final day with the chip lead and was back-and-forth with Finland’s Onni Huttunen throughout the final day until Germany’s Martin Zobel snagged the lead during short-handed play.

Zobel was in the middle of the pack to start the final table, with Huttunen and Grigatis on top, after he eliminated Finland’s Sami Pulliainen in 10th place when his ace-queen held against ace-ten.

Two of the Lithuanians collided early in the final table. Algirdas Saveikis jammed queen-ten with an open-ended and was out in ninth place for €4,750 after being unable to complete his straight to push ahead of Grigaitis’s pocket rockets.

Grigaitis then sent the short-stacked Swede Emil Göransson to the rail in eighth place for €5,850 when his king-jack ran a straight on the board to defeat ace-ten suited.

Huttunen ousted Andrejs Kovalovs (seventh – €7,200) when ace-five held against king-jack before Grigaitis was back at it again, eliminating country-mate Tomas Bulksas (sixth – €9,500) when his king-queen spiked a king on the river to pull ahead of ace-six suited.

Mindaugas Grigaitis

Ukraine’s Yevhen Sukhov was the next to go in fifth place for €12,700 as Grigaitis began losing his stack before becoming the short-stack before hitting the rail himself in fourth place for €16,800.

Zobel then took the lead to start the heads-up affair against Huttunen with a small lead after his ace-deuce got there against eights to eliminate Sweden’s Max Jafaripour in third place for €23,950.

Shortly after, Zobel was crowned the 2026 Kings of Tallinn €555 Championship winner after his sevens held against ace-deuce suited to win the trophy and the €53,520 top prize, while Huttunen settled for the healthy runner-up prize of €35,250.

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1 Martin ZobelGermany€53,520
2 Onni HuttunenFinland€35,250
3 Max JafaripourSweden€23,950
4 Mindaugas GrigaitisLithuania€16,800
5 Yevhen SukhovUkraine€12,700
6 Tomas BulksasLithuania€9,500
7 Andrejs KovalovsLatvia€7,200
8 Emil GöranssonSweden€5,850
9 Algirdas SaveikisLithuania€4,750
10 Sami PulliainenFinland€4,050
11 Risto PärnatEstonia€4,050
12 Aleksander LattikasEstonia€3,500
13 Arsen PetruninUkraine€3,500
14 Irmantas BzeskisLithuania€3,100
15 Jari KurikkaFinland€3,100
16 Veli-Pekka PenttinenFinland€2,750
17 Henri AntikainenFinland€2,750
18 Simon HassanSweden€2,450
19 Audrius StakelisLithuania€2,450
20 Mario ColavitaItaly€2,450
21 Juho SuutariFinland€2,150
22 Thuy DaoVietnam€2,150
23 Ranel KäsiEstonia€2,150
24 Sergej BabincevLithuania€1,900
25 Aurimas StaneviciusLithuania€1,900
26 Kauno JäppinenFinland€1,900
27 Justas VaiciulionisLithuania€1,900
28 Kevin KareniusFinland€1,650
29 Kestutis NavickasLithuania€1,650
30 Peter ÖnnestamSweden€1,650
31 Miika TöyräsFinland€1,650
32 Rasmus LundströmFinland€1,450
33 Thomas GrähsSweden€1,450
34 Paul NeweyEngland€1,450
35 John HallbergSweden€1,450
36 Aleksei HeikkinenFinland€1,450
37 Jan RisbergSweden€1,450
38 Viacheslav MartynenkoNorway€1,450
39 Arturas AntonianasLithuania€1,450
40 Andrus AumeesEstonia€ 1,250
41 Mohamed FawziIreland€ 1,250
42 Toni NiinivaaraFinland€ 1,250
43 Henri WagnerFinland€ 1,250
44 Ilari SahamiesFinland€ 1,250
45 Ismael DominguezSpain€ 1,250
46 Daniel KannerstedtSweden€ 1,250
47 Juuso ParviainenFinland€ 1,250
48 Svajunas PrismantasLithuania€ 1,250
49 Priit ParmastoEstonia€ 1,250
50 Alvils BijonsLatvia€ 1,250
51 Kyrylo RomashUkraine€ 1,250
52 Steinn Thanh Du KarlssonIceland€ 1,250
53 Ruslan StserbjukEstonia€ 1,250
54 Per EngströmSweden€ 1,250
55 Leo PietiläFinland€ 1,250
56 Michel KarimSweden€1,150
57 Linus MatssonSweden€1,150
58 Gary FisherEngland€1,150
59 Oleksandr SybirtsevUkraine€1,150
60 Peer ZahlNorway€1,150
61 Robert KallikormEstonia€1,150
62 James WynneIreland€1,150
63 Mikael SkantzeSweden€1,150
64 Karolis SereikaLithuania€1,150
65 Tanel TammelaEstonia€1,150
66 Sebastian WahlFinland€1,150
67 Tobias LundgrenSweden€1,150
68 Roman JezovEstonia€1,150
69 Niko PenttinenFinland€1,150
70 Georgios TsouloftasCyprus€1,150
71 Christian GjertsenNorway€1,150
72 Roope TarmiFinland€1,050
73 Paulo Do Vale Sa BarbosaPortugal€1,050
74 Rohan OberoiSweden€1,050
75 Jesper HansenDenmark€1,050
76 Even RislovNorway€1,050
77 Hugh DesmondIreland€1,050
78 Ernestas StalemekasLithuania€1,050
79 Jimmy DewerdtFrance€1,050

€200 NLH Celebrity Special Results

Alari Künnapuu
PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1 Alari KünnapuuEstonia€14,330
2 Kaspars AvotsLatvia€9,310
3 Simon HassanSweden€6,580
4 Vilius ZabarauskasLithuania€5,060
5 Karri Uusi-ÄijöFinland€3,820
6 Alger PissarevEstonia€2,740
7 Godfred WannisSweden€2,120
8 Andreas WernerSweden€1,730
9 Jari KaleniusFinland€1,490
10 Garijs RozkalnsLatvia€1,260
11 Samuel SaariahoFinland€1,260
12 Lukasz BalbierzPoland€1,080
13 Egidijus MatonisLithuania€1,080
14 Marko RyynaenenFinland€920
15 Stefano MoiItaly€920
16 Daniels VorobjovsLatvia€800
17 Janis VelkerisLatvia€800
18 Joonas HaapalaFinland€690
19 Joel HolmbergFinland€690
20 Pekka IkonenFinland€690
21 Bartlomiej KijakPoland€610
22 Thomas RottNorway€610
23 Anti ReinthalEstonia€610
24 Tom FriborgSweden€540
25 Mohamed FawziIreland€540
26 Risto PönniöFinland€540
27 Adam MilewskiPoland€540
28 Simon LarsenDenmark€480
29 Kevin AmonEstonia€480
30 Ernst FahlinSweden€480
31 Urmo EinardEstonia€480
32 Dmitri GaskovEstonia€440
33 Aitor RabalSpain€440
34 Herli OlopEstonia€440
35 Valentyna OnufrivUkraine€440
36 Sascha MannsGermany€440
37 Sami PulliainenFinland€440
38 Marek SelgeveerEstonia€440
39 Oleksandr TarashevskyiUkraine€440
40 John IvaresSweden€400
41 Johan KarlssonSweden€400
42 Thibaud FayeFrance€400
43 Tapio AaltonenFinland€400
44 Arturs PutininsLatvia€400
45 Rohan OberoiSweden€400
46 Markus YlänneFinland€400
47 Frederick HigginsUnited Kingdom€400
48 Shadi JamilFinland€400
49 Aurimas StaneviciusLithuania€400
50 Kevin Whelan Kert Raud€400
51 Kert RaudEstonia€400
52 Evija BeizakaLatvia€400
53 Gintautas DanileviciusLithuania€400
54 Laur SiboldEstonia€400
55 Jussi JulkunenFinland€400

€555 NLH Seniors Event Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1 Lennart AnderssonSweden€9,480
2 Gary FisherUnited Kingdom€6,080
3 Sami PulliainenFinland€4,170
4 Thomas BigosinskiSwitzerland€2,950
5 Jae KimNorway€2,260
6 David BrightUnited Kingdom€1,810
7 Jukka AlitaloFinland€1,420
8 Jesper HansenDenmark€1,125

€350 NLH Deep Stack Results

Jonas Lapinskas
PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1 Jonas LapinskasLithuania€14,550
2 Vili TurunenFinland€9,700
3 Henri AntikainenFinland€6,650
4 Mikko HarmaaFinland€5,050
5 Christian GjertsenNorway€3,940
6 Atte AsikainenFinland€3,140
7 Oskar OjaveerEstonia€2,590
8 Harry SandfordUnited Kingdom€2,150
9 Aleksi NaskiFinland€1,882
10 Steinn Thanh Du KarlssonIceland€1,630
11 Jyri LaitimoFinland€1,510
12 Tarjei ForusNorway€1,510
13 Romperto KoskinidisGreece€1,390
14 Mohammad MajidiAfghanistan€1,180
15 Juha SuurholmaFinland€1,180
16 Ole HovNorway€1,030
17 Hans FernkvistSweden€1,030
18 Justinas AdomauskasLithuania€900
19 Hanna HeinloEstonia€900
20 Jesperi JärvinenFinland€900
21 Mounir TajiouSweden€810
22 Tobias NapelNetherlands€810
23 Kyee BrowneUnited Kingdom€810
24 Richard BauerGermany€740
25 Aki SiiriläFinland€740
26 Peer ZahlNorway€740
27 Hans HagbergSweden€740
28 Tarmo TammelEstonia€680
29 Matte KarjalainenFinland€680
30 Julian KolakowskiPoland€680
31 Per-Thorben KastenGermany€680

€1100 NLH Mystery Bounty Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrizeBountyTotal
1 Abbe MardinySweden€10,450€4,500€14,950
2 Ben MillerUnited Kingdom€6,850€20,000€26,850
3 David MarfilSpain€4,800€1,500€6,300
4 Johan KarlssonSweden€3,500€0€3,500
5 Vasilij BarnaLithuania€2,550€14,000€16,550
6 Vilius ZabarauskasLithuania€2,100€0€2,100
7 Yaniv PeretzIsrael€1,700€0€1,700
8 Karolis SereikaLithuania€1,350€0€1,350
9 Fabian BartuschkGermany€1,100€0€1,100

€200 PL Razz Progressive Bounty Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1 Konstantin MikhailyukLatvia€910
2 Risto PönniöFinland€910
3 Jonas MikelkeviciusLithuania€600
4 Klaus GrönbergFinland€404
5 Nathan RuellBelgium€300

€2,000 PLO4 Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1 Iaroslav BoikoUkraine€38,700
2 Olli RummukainenFinland€24,800
3 Janne PeltoniemiFinland€17,010
4 Simen LampeNorway€12,050
5 Fabian BartuschkGermany€9,210
6 Markus RistolaFinland€7,370
7 Renars StepinsLatvia€5,810
8 Vytautas SemaskaLithuania€4,560

2026 Kings of Tallinn Schedule (February 11)

Juhani Tyrisevä at the 2025 WSOP Circuit Tallinn

Wednesday’s tournament slate is jam-packed on Tuesday at the 2026 Kings of Tallinn, headlined by the first two flights of the €1 million guaranteed Kings of Tallinn €1,100 Main Event at Noon and 7 p.m.

There is no shortage of action outside the Main Event with the €5,000 NLH High Roller setting the stage at Noon with other big buy-in events on today’s schedule, including the start of the two-day €1,100 PLO4/PLO5 Championship with the final day live-streamed on Thursday and the €555 NLH Queens for women only at 5 p.m.

This is all on top of four satellites, the €350 NLH Progressive Bounty, and the €200 PL Sviten / PLO5, both of which begin at 2 p.m., with the €200 NLH Turbo wrapping off the tournament schedule at 10:30 p.m., with cash games running around the clock on the casino floor.

Check out the full schedule for Tuesday below and head to the Kings of Tallinn landing page at OlyBetEvents.com to review the full schedule, sign up for the OlyBet Team Challenge, a player’s guide, and more.

TimeEvent
12:00Event #38: €1,100 NLH Kings of Tallinn Main Event Day 1a
12:00Event #39: €5,000 NLH High Roller
12:00Event #40: €80 PLO5 Satellite to €1,100 PLO4/PLO5 Championship
13:00Event #41: FREEBUY NLH Satellite, €20 Rebuys & Add-On, Women Only, 3 x €555 Queens Seats GTD!
14:00Event #42: €350 NLH Progressive Bounty
14:00Event #43: €200 PL Sviten/ PLO5, Button Round Each
17:00Event #44: €555 NLH Queens, Women Only, 6-handed
17:00Event #45: €1,100 PLO4/PLO5 Championship Day 1
18:00Event #46: €150 PLO5 Satellite to €3,000 PLO4/PLO5 Highroller, 8-handed, 3 x €3,000 SEATS GTD!
19:00Event #38: €1,100 NLH Kings of Tallinn Main Event Day 1b
20:00Event #47: €150 NLH Mega-Satellite to the €1,100 Kings of Tallinn Main Event, 10 x €1,100 SEATS GTD!
22:30Event #48: €200 NLH Turbo, 8-handed
  • Photos courtesy of Elena Kask / OlyBet Poker
  • Article originally produced at poker.pro.
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