Three First Winners Crowned at the 2026 Kings of Tallinn Autumn Edition as Solheim Leads 166 Into Mini-Main Final Day

Saturday delivered wall-to-wall action at the Kings of Tallinn Autumn Edition 2026, with three completed events and the €250 Mini-Main Event that is now fully loaded heading into Sunday’s Final Day.

The €250 NLH Kings of Tallinn Mini-Main Event wrapped up its final two opening flights, sending 108 more survivors through and bringing the combined field to 460 entries, with a €94,116 prize pool and late registration still open for the first two 40-minute levels of Day 2.

The Netherlands’ Tobias Napel took down the €350 DeepStack Open-Face Chinese Pineapple for €3,316, Estonia’s Igor Aleksandrov topped a 280-entry field to win the €100 NLH Win TV Series for €4,580, and Finland’s Carl Lockmer won the €250 PLO4/PLO5 Progressive Bounty for €1,900 in prize money plus bounties.

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Solheim Leads 166 Mini-Main Survivors Into Sunday’s Final Day

The €250 NLH Kings of Tallinn Mini-Main Event has been one of the opening weekend’s stories, drawing players from across Northern Europe and generating real buzz on the festival floor. Three flights over two days produced 460 entries, a strong turnout that has the rail talking and the prize pool climbing past €94,000, with late registration still open until noon on Sunday.

Norway’s Havard Solheim holds the overall chip lead heading into the Final Day with the 365,000 he bagged on Day 1A, untouched through the weekend. Day 1B produced 169 entries and 67 survivors, with Estonia’s Igor Pihela topping that flight at 255,500.

Finland’s Tom Backman led the 41 survivors from Day 1C, which attracted 122 entries, bagging 223,000. Day 2 resumes at noon at the Hilton Tallinn Park Hotel, with late registration open until 1:20 p.m. Notably, poker.pro’s own Jason Glatzer is among the 166 survivors, sitting 55th in chips with 99,500.

€250 buy-in | 460 entries | €94,116 prize pool | 166 survivors

Position	Player	Country	Chips	BBs
1	Havard Solheim	Norway	365,000	243
2	Rohan Oberoi	Sweden	333,000	222
3	Taago Tamm	Estonia	256,000	171
4	Igor Pihela	Estonia	255,500	170
5	Robert Rohr	Germany	244,000	163
6	Gerardas Luksenas	Lithuania	238,000	159
7	Mehdi Yazdanpanah	Sweden	226,500	151
8	Tom Backman	Finland	223,000	149
9	Henri Antikainen	Finland	217,500	145
10	Vytautas Kacerauskas	Lithuania	204,500	136
11	Linas Bulksas	Lithuania	190,000	127
12	Jari Mähönen	Finland	187,000	125
13	Jimmy Dewerdt	France	184,000	123
14	Oskar Ojaveer	Estonia	176,500	118
15	Michal Goral	Poland	175,000	117
16	Janis Juriks	Latvia	170,000	113
17	Siim Kabel	Estonia	165,000	110
18	Otto Pukk	Estonia	165,000	110
19	Antero Sillanpää	Finland	162,000	108
20	Gaits Lapsa	Latvia	161,000	107
21	Giuliano Boellis	Italy	149,500	100
22	Emmanouil Chalkiotis	Greece	134,000	89
23	Janek Pähkel	Estonia	133,500	89
24	Andrejs Martinevskis	Latvia	132,500	88
25	Rasmus Lundström	Finland	131,000	87
26	Conny Eriksson	Finland	129,500	86
27	Murat Yilmaz	Turkey	127,500	85
28	Mart Rinken	Estonia	125,000	83
29	Stanislav Smeljov	Estonia	124,000	83
30	Ville-Matti Keränen	Finland	123,500	82
31	Nico Kumpulainen	Finland	123,500	82
32	Igor Aleksandrov	Estonia	122,000	81
33	Simo Saarniit	Estonia	122,000	81
34	Amanda Sidark	Sweden	119,000	79
35	Enea Subashi	Greece	118,000	79
36	Ilja Ksenzovs	Latvia	116,500	78
37	Egidijus Matonis	Lithuania	116,500	78
38	Risto Hentunen	Finland	115,500	77
39	Kristaps Gibuzis	Latvia	115,000	77
40	Marko Paasikoski	Finland	113,500	76
41	Mäido Kuusik	Estonia	112,000	75
42	Arnis Mednis	Latvia	111,500	74
43	Jonas Lapinskas	Lithuania	107,500	72
44	Alf Önnestam	Sweden	105,500	70
45	Valerij Dobrinskij	Lithuania	105,000	70
46	Nils Kollandsrud	Norway	105,000	70
47	Maksim Petrov	Estonia	105,000	70
48	Lukasz Zalewski	Poland	105,000	70
49	Yuliia Taran	Ukraine	103,000	69
50	Ranel Käsi	Estonia	101,000	67
51	Kaidar Viikman	Estonia	100,500	67
52	Henrik Frederiksen	Denmark	100,000	67
53	Casper Jensen	Denmark	100,000	67
54	Ardi Valgemäe	Estonia	100,000	67
55	Jason Glatzer	Lithuania	99,500	66
56	Keren Kalif	Israel	99,000	66
57	Miro Sankala	Finland	98,500	66
58	Tomas Bulksas	Lithuania	98,000	65
59	Jan Risberg	Sweden	98,000	65
60	Aleksandr Jelpidiforov	Russia	93,500	62
61	Peter Bergman	Sweden	93,000	62
62	Sven Reimaa	Estonia	93,000	62
63	Pasi Mikkonen	Finland	92,500	62
64	Bence Major	Hungary	92,000	61
65	Pablo Deltell	Spain	92,000	61
66	Renee Kaine	Estonia	87,500	58
67	Pawel Polkosnik	Poland	82,500	55
68	Lemmy Drottenmark	Sweden	81,000	54
69	Johan Alen	Finland	80,500	54
70	Reijo Manninen	Finland	80,000	53
71	Dennis Einasto	Estonia	79,000	53
72	Yaniv Peretz	Israel	77,000	51
73	Dalius Ulevicius	Lithuania	77,000	51
74	Erikas Goriacevskis	Lithuania	75,000	50
75	Matts Jakobsson	Sweden	75,000	50
76	Tarvi Apsolon	Estonia	74,500	50
77	Pjotr Krasnopjorov	Estonia	74,500	50
78	Mario Colavita	Italy	73,500	49
79	Shaul Weinstein	Israel	73,000	49
80	Kert Soitu	Estonia	71,500	48
81	Simon Hassan	Sweden	71,000	47
82	Rudolfs Sadrins	Latvia	70,500	47
83	Atso Lindell	Finland	67,500	45
84	Veeti Vehmasaho	Finland	67,000	45
85	Carl Lockmer	Finland	65,500	44
86	Mikhail Rusanov	Russia	65,500	44
87	Markus Vesala	Finland	65,500	44
88	Timo Ruuska	Finland	63,500	42
89	Sigitas Raila	Lithuania	63,000	42
90	Lauri Raadik	Estonia	62,500	42
91	Topi Roiha	Finland	61,500	41
92	Juha Leino	Finland	61,000	41
93	Ahto Aruväli	Estonia	60,500	40
94	Sergi Kapanadze	Georgia	60,500	40
95	Pyry Kyröjoki	Finland	60,500	40
96	Grigori Belimov	Estonia	59,000	39
97	Reigo Päkk	Estonia	58,500	39
98	Henri Schalin	Finland	58,000	39
99	Helina Tamm	Estonia	58,000	39
100	Josha Matthewman	United Kingdom	57,500	38
101	Ville Niveri	Finland	57,500	38
102	Audrius Siaulys	Lithuania	57,000	38
103	Jüri Kruusmann	Estonia	56,500	38
104	Mykolas Savickas	Lithuania	56,000	37
105	Frederico Alves Dos Santos	Brazil	55,500	37
106	Noah Rogers	Norway	55,500	37
107	Arko Akenpärg	Estonia	55,000	37
108	Kaspars Kalnozols	Latvia	54,500	36
109	Vesa Antero Nieminen	Finland	54,500	36
110	Jerry Oskari Villa	Finland	53,000	35
111	Sven Tantu	Estonia	52,000	35
112	Lluis Murcia Grano	Spain	51,000	34
113	Kestutis Jungevicius	Lithuania	50,000	33
114	Toms Civcs	Latvia	49,000	33
115	Aigars Gibuzis	Latvia	49,000	33
116	Feliciano	Lithuania	49,000	33
117	Priit Pukk	Estonia	48,500	32
118	Aake Fröling	Sweden	48,000	32
119	Tomi Heiskanen	Finland	48,000	32
120	Joona Nyholm	Finland	48,000	32
121	Christel Haller	Estonia	47,000	31
122	Lars Sedvall Kjestrup	Sweden	47,000	31
123	Andrei Mjagkov	Estonia	46,500	31
124	Martti Keel	Estonia	45,500	30
125	Genadijs Novikovs	Latvia	45,500	30
126	Liisi Voltri	Estonia	45,500	30
127	Tomas Kovalenka	Lithuania	45,000	30
128	Kim-Erik Pihl	Finland	45,000	30
129	Antti Gronberg	Finland	44,000	29
130	Gints Ozols	Latvia	42,500	28
131	Ville Seppälä	Finland	42,500	28
132	Liis Rogov	Estonia	41,500	28
133	Juho Nieminen	Finland	40,000	27
134	Niko Luhtalampi	Finland	39,500	26
135	Ludwig Hedström	Sweden	39,000	26
136	Jari Lahtinen	Finland	39,000	26
137	Marius Vaiciulis	Lithuania	39,000	26
138	Vidar Assersen	Norway	38,000	25
139	Anu Lilja	Finland	37,000	25
140	Gert Ots	Estonia	36,000	24
141	Eedi Kirves	Estonia	35,500	24
142	Pal Koppegodt	Norway	34,500	23
143	Alens Jansons	Latvia	34,000	23
144	Urmas Koppel	Estonia	34,000	23
145	Martin Zobel	Germany	34,000	23
146	Viacheslav Martynenko	Norway	33,500	22
147	Gatis Popovs	Latvia	32,500	22
148	Alexey Kolbaskin	Estonia	31,500	21
149	Andrius Mazeika	Lithuania	31,000	21
150	Nuutti Oinas	Finland	31,000	21
151	Aivar Toomla	Estonia	30,500	20
152	Alius Riskevicius	Lithuania	29,500	20
153	Maksim Belomestnõi	Estonia	29,000	19
154	Vilius Zabarauskas	Lithuania	28,000	19
155	Mark Metsla	Estonia	27,500	18
156	Anton Makejev	Estonia	26,500	18
157	Dawid Suchojad	Poland	26,500	18
158	Markus Kivipuro	Finland	26,000	17
159	Rait Rimmel	Estonia	25,500	17
160	Espen Andreassen	Norway	20,000	13
161	Jovana Keljacki	Hungary	19,000	13
162	Peep Kivistik	Estonia	17,000	11
163	Ben Devers	Belgium	15,500	10
164	Piotr Swietek	Poland	14,500	10
165	Dmitri Selin	Estonia	14,000	9
166	Tarjei Forus	Norway	13,500	9

Napel Wins €350 DeepStack Open-Face Chinese Pineapple

The Netherlands’ Tobias Napel got the proverbial monkey off his back. After many deep runs without a win, he shipped his first OFC trophy by taking Event #4: €350 DeepStack Open-Face Chinese Pineapple for €3,316.

The event drew 32 entries and built a €9,226 prize pool. Poland’s Dawid Suchojad finished as runner-up for €2,310, with Finland’s Riku Matias Koivurinne taking third for €1,660.

€350 buy-in | 32 entries | €9,226 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Tobias Napel	Netherlands	€3,316
2	Dawid Suchojad	Poland	€2,310
3	Riku Koivurinne	Finland	€1,660
4	Lena Björn	Sweden	€1,130
5	Dennis Wikholm	Finland	€810

Aleksandrov Wins €100 NLH Win TV Series

Estonia’s Igor Aleksandrov topped a 280-entry field to win Event #5, the €100 NLH Win TV Series, for €4,580. The event built a €22,610 prize pool.

Fellow Estonians Imre Leibold and Mari-Liis Joa finished second and third for €3,110 and €2,200, respectively.

€100 buy-in | 280 entries | €22,610 prize pool

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Igor Aleksandrov	Estonia	€4,580
2	Imre Leibold	Estonia	€3,110
3	Mari-Liis Joa	Estonia	€2,200
4	Ranel Käsi	Estonia	€1,640
5	Isla Way-Ming Stewart	New Zealand	€1,260
6	Sarunas Dargis	Lithuania	€980
7	Frederico Alves Dos Santos	Brazil	€780
8	Birgit Tammel	Estonia	€630
9	Giedre Valgemäe	Lithuania	€530
10	Simon Tanvir Hassan	Sweden	€440
11	Enea Subashi	Greece	€440
12	Vesa Antero Nieminen	Finland	€390
13	Henri Käsper	Estonia	€390
14	Rudolfs Sadrins	Latvia	€350
15	Aleksandr Jelpidiforov	Russia	€350
16	Kaur-Silver Koha	Estonia	€310
17	Joonas Miikka Wallenius	Finland	€310
18	Jako Kuusik	Estonia	€280
19	Alar Milk	Estonia	€280
20	Gerli Rüüberg	Estonia	€280
21	Jani Markus Juurikkala	Finland	€250
22	Joosep Tool	Estonia	€250
23	Herli Olop	Estonia	€250
24	Margus Millert	Estonia	€230
25	Pal Koppegodt	Norway	€230
26	Indrek Värva	Estonia	€230
27	Marek Selgeveer	Estonia	€230
28	Vytautas Kacerauskas	Lithuania	€210
29	Kaidar Viikman	Estonia	€210
30	Ragnar Linde	Estonia	€210
31	Havard Erling Solheim	Norway	€210
32	Tero Petteri Kilkanen	Finland	€190
33	Raigo Vaikma	Estonia	€190
34	Tomasz Piotr Walkowiak	Poland	€95
35	Yuliia Taran	Ukraine	€95

Lockmer Wins €250 PLO4/PLO5 Progressive Bounty

Finland’s Carl Lockmer won Event #6, the €250 PLO4/PLO5 Progressive Bounty, for €1,900 in prize money plus bounties. The event drew 82 entries and built an €8,577 prize pool and €8,200 in bounties, for a total of €16,777.

Lithuania’s Albertas Voisnarovic was the runner-up, collecting €1,900 in prize money, but narrowly missed the trophy and the final big bounty. Norway’s Tarjei Forus finished third for €1,280.

€250 buy-in | 82 entries | €8,577 prize pool (plus €8,200 in bounties)

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Carl Lockmer	Finland	€1,900
2	Albertas Voisnarovic	Lithuania	€1,900
3	Tarjei Forus	Norway	€1,280
4	Henri Schalin	Finland	€900
5	Nicklas Dehli	Denmark	€650
6	Emmanouil Chalkiotis	Greece	€500
7	Henri Antikainen	Finland	€400
8	Veli-Pekka Tapani Penttinen	Finland	€330
9	Jan Risberg	Sweden	€257
10	Lukasz Zalewski	Poland	€230
11	Vidar Assersen	Norway	€230

• Bounty amounts are not included in the prize column.

Sunday Schedule at Kings of Tallinn

Sunday is the biggest day of the opening weekend. The Mini-Main Final Day is the centerpiece, with 166 players returning at noon to play down to a champion. Alongside it, the €555 NLH Kings of Tallinn Championship fires its first flight at 19:00, kicking off one of the festival’s headline events.

The €1,100 PLO4/PLO5 Championship also gets underway at 14:00, and mixed-game action begins at 16:00 with Event #13, the €250 PL Razz Progressive Bounty. A free satellite offering five seats to the €200 Queens Women Only event also fires at 16:00.

Time	Event
12:00	Event #2: €250 NLH Kings of Tallinn Mini-Main Event Final Day
14:00	Event #10: €1,100 PLO4/PLO5 Championship Day 1 (8-handed)
14:30	Event #11: €350 NLH Kings of Tallinn Cup Flight 1A
16:00	Event #12: Free NLH Satellite — 5 x €200 Queens, Women Only Seats GTD
16:00	Event #13: €250 PL Razz Progressive Bounty, €100 bounties (7-handed)
19:00	Event #14: €555 NLH Kings of Tallinn Championship Flight 1A
20:00	Event #11: €350 NLH Kings of Tallinn Cup Flight 1B
22:30	Event #17: €80 NLH Mega-Satellite to €555 Championship, 10 Seats GTD

Kings of Tallinn Autumn 2026: FAQ

• Photos and information courtesy of OlyBet Poker / Mairo Toom.
• Article originally produced at poker.pro.