Day 3 at the OlyBet Showdown Riga Voodoo Autumn Edition delivered two more trophies at Olympic Voodoo Casino, with Latvia’s Toms Čivčs claiming the day’s biggest prize in the €350 NLH Deepstack Progressive Bounty and Oskars Rolovs taking home the silverware in a three-way deal finish to the €200 PLO4/PLO5. The €555 NLH Championship also got underway with Day 1A, Lithuania’s Tomas Bulkšas bagging the chip lead from nine survivors. The week is building exactly as it should.
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Čivčs Wins the Deepstack
The €350 NLH Deepstack Progressive Bounty returned for its final day with seven players in the money and a chip lead held by Dāvis Daugaviņš. It did not stay that way. Toms Čivčs, who had bagged 422,000 chips overnight just behind the leader, ground his way to the front, sent Daugaviņš to the rail in fifth for €1,060, and then dispatched the last two for the trophy. Aleksandrs Krūmiņš finished runner-up for €2,830. Norway’s Steffen Toerrresdal, the only non-Latvian at the final table, finished third for €1,825.
It is not Čivčs’ first time winning hardware at an OlyBet-powered festival. Back in July, he won the €200 NLH Deep Stack side event at the 2026 WSOP Circuit Tallinn, taking €4,544 after a three-way deal at the final table. He knows how to close.
€350 buy-in | 59 entries | €11,476 prize pool + €5,900 progressive bounties
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1st |  Toms Čivčs | €2,830 |
| 2nd | Aleksandrs Krūmiņš | €2,830 |
| 3rd |  Steffen Toerrresdal | €1,825 |
| 4th | Kristaps Deksnīs | €1,345 |
| 5th | Dāvis Daugaviņš | €1,060 |
| 6th | Juris Bonders | €870 |
| 7th | Sergejs Pislegins | €715 |
Rolovs Wins the PLO Trophy in a Three-Way Deal
The €200 PLO4/PLO5 drew 61 entries for a €9,852 prize pool and played deep into Monday evening before the final three players agreed to a deal. Latvia’s Oskars Rolovs, Denmark’s Peter Due and Finland’s Joonas Moilanen agreed terms at the final three, with Due earning the largest share of the prize pool at €2,800, Rolovs collecting €2,111, and Moilanen banking €1,720. Rolovs took the trophy.
Vygerdas Jonikas of Lithuania finished fourth for €990, the only Lithuanian in the paid places, while Bulgarian poker veteran Simeon Tsonev min-cashed in eighth. Six of the eight paid finishers were from Latvia or Scandinavia, continuing the regional flavor that has defined the Riga Voodoo field all week.
€200 buy-in | 61 entries | €9,852 prize pool
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Oskars Rolovs | €2,111 |
| 2nd |  Peter Due | €2,800 |
| 3rd |  Joonas Moilanen | €1,720 |
| 4th |  Vygerdas Jonikas | €990 |
| 5th | Andrejs Nozdrins | €760 |
| 6th | Jorgen Andersen | €610 |
| 7th | Dmitrijs Mašera | €480 |
| 8th |  Simeon Tsonev | €380 |
Bulkšas Leads €555 NLH Championship After Day 1A
The €555 NLH Championship got its first flight underway on Monday, with 33 entries and nine survivors bagging up ahead of Day 1B today. Lithuania’s Tomas Bulkšas leads the pack with 225,000 chips, well clear of Latvia’s Ēriks Krūmiņš in second at 141,500. Krūmiņš, who has had a strong year on the Baltic circuit, is well placed to add another big title if he can navigate Day 1B and the Wednesday Final Day. Day 1B fires today at 3 p.m., open for late registration, with the combined field from both flights returning on Wednesday for the Final Day, which poker.pro will be covering live on-site.
€555 buy-in | Day 1A: 33 entries | 9 survivors advancing
| Position | Player | Chips |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Tomas Bulkšas | 225,000 |
| 2nd | Ēriks Krūmiņš | 141,500 |
| 3rd | Kaspars Mamons | 139,000 |
| 4th | Egidijus Matonis | 119,500 |
| 5th | Matti Lasanen | 112,000 |
| 6th | Roberts Krīgers | 92,000 |
| 7th | Tomas Dailidonis | 85,500 |
| 8th |  Baptiste Caim | 38,000 |
| 9th | Romans Malehotko | 37,000 |
Tuesday Schedule (September 22)
The €555 NLH Championship is the mid-week centerpiece of the Riga Voodoo and Day 1B fires today at 3 p.m., open for late registration. The Day 1A field from Monday combines with today’s survivors for a Final Day on Wednesday, September 23, which poker.pro will report on-site.
A €30 satellite guaranteeing three Championship seats fires at 1 p.m. for anyone looking to satellite in. Later in the evening, the €200 Mini Main Event runs its second starting flight at 5 p.m., and the €250 NLH Turbo closes out the night at 8:30 p.m.
| Time | Event | Buy-in |
|---|---|---|
| 13:00 | €30 Satellite to €555 Championship (3 Seats GTD) | €30 + rebuys |
| 15:00 | €555 NLH Championship Day 1B | €555 |
| 17:00 | €200 Mini Main Event Day 1B | €200 |
| 20:30 | €250 NLH Turbo | €250 |
Full schedule at olybetevents.com. Coverage of the OlyBet Showdown Riga Voodoo Autumn Edition continues at poker.pro through September 27.
- Photos and information courtesy of OlyBet.
- Article originally produced at poker.pro.
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