Three WSOP Circuit Tallinn Rings Won on Saturday as Surovec Leads Main Event Final Table

Saturday’s penultimate day of the 2025 WSOP Circuit Tallinn by OlyBet Poker lived up to its billing with three circuit winners crowned at Olympic Park Casino and the Hilton Tallinn Park. In addition, the €1,500 Main Event played down to a final table of nine players.

Finland’s Jarkko Suokas will forever be known as the first-ever ring winner in the Sviten Special poker variant after defeating Sweden’s Nicklas Nordblom heads-up to earn the €14,035 top prize.

Later in the day, German flag hunter Fabian Bartuschk had a day to remember after he earned a gold ring and a whopping €61,050, including mystery bounties in the €1,100 Mystery Bounty. Last, but not least, Latvia’s Eriks Krumins, who earned a ring last year in the €250 Mini Main Event in Tallinn, will need to make room on a second finger after shipping the €350 Online Ring Event, exclusively at OlyBet Poker, for €11,162. The online event smashed its €50,000 guarantee with 168 entries, creating a €55,440 prize pool.

Five players also earned trophies on Saturday. Norway’s Stein Narland won the €200 NLH Deep Stack for €8,090, Switzerland’s Celine Zimmermann won the €200 NLH Queens for €1,910, Norway’s Sondre Lunde won the €350 PLO4/PLO5 Progressive Bounty for €4,860 plus bounties, Lithuania’s Andrius Mazurkevicius won the €555 NLH for €12,965, and Norway’s Lasse Hansen won the €200 NLH Turbo for €4,860.

Meanwhile, the Czech Republic’s Martin Surovec leads the final nine for Sunday’s live-streamed final table of the 2025 WSOP Circuit Tallinn €1,500 Main Event, which has a record-breaking €200,200 top prize on the line. Finland’s Tommi Lankinen leads the final 14 in the two-day €3,000 NLH, where players will be battling for the €80,500 top prize.

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Martin Surovec Captains Final Table of WSOP Circuit Tallinn €1,500 Main Event

On Day 3 of the Main Event, 78 runners returned from the original field of 888 entries, and players battled for a share of the OlyBet Poker record prize pool of €1,138,860.

Czech Republic’s Marin Surovec catapulted into the chip lead in a big hand near the end of the day when his cowboys held strong to eliminate two strong opponents in Norway’s Gunnar Wedde (12th – €9,100) with jacks and Ireland’s Andrew King (13th – €9,100) with fours.

Shortly after, Sweden’s Jenny Westerlund, the sole woman at the final table, eliminated Vidar Assersen in 11th place for €11,200 after king-ten got there against ace-jack suited.

The final table bubble broke after the United Kingdom’s Stephen Groom won a flip with big slick against fours to oust China’s Chaofei Wang in 10th place for €11,200.

The action will resume on Sunday at noon, with the stream starting on OlyBet Poker social media channels and on the PokerPro World YouTube channel 30 minutes later, with hole cards exposed. Check out the seat draw below:

2025 WSOP Circuit Tallinn Final Table Seat Draw

Seat	Player	Country	Chips	Big Blinds
1	Elias Vääräniemi	Finland	2,925,000	29
2	David Vinaya	Norway	6,790,000	68
3	Jenny Westerlund	Sweden	6,885,000	69
4	Karolis Kutkauskas	Lithuania	1,715,000	17
5	Krzysztof Chmielowski	Poland	4,025,000	40
6	Stephen Groom	United Kingdom	5,855,000	59
7	Martin Surovec	Czech Republic	7,715,000	77
8	Jari-Pekka Juhola	Finland	2,495,000	25
9	Igor Pihela Sr	Estonia	5,880,000	59

2025 WSOP Circuit Tallinn Final Table Payouts

The final nine players have already locked up a tasty prize of €14,200. However, there is much more to play for as the payouts will be quickly increasing until one player earns the €200,200 top prize.

Fabian Bartuschk Wins €1,100 Mystery Bounty Ring

German flag hunter Fabian Bartuschk was on fire on Saturday in the €1,100 Mystery Bounty after collecting massive bounties left and right. He eventually defeated Estonia’s Risto Pärnat heads-up to win the coveted gold ring and €61,050, including mystery bounty prizes.

The €1,100 Mystery Bounty attracted 210 runners on Friday, its opening day, to create a €199,500 prize pool, including €105,000 in mystery bounty prizes.

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Fabian Bartuschk	Germany	€61,050
2	Risto Pärnat	Estonia	€24,300
3	Luka Sorainen	Finland	€10,000
4	Tadas Gencerauskas	Lithuania	€13,450
5	Niilo Niinikoski	Finland	€4,950
6	Pasi Laihinen	Finland	€10,150
7	Dmitri Dudakov	Estonia	€10,750
8	Andrius Mazurkevicius	Lithuania	€27,150
9	Zigmas Pekarskas	Lithuania	€1,750
10	Andreas Moser	Switzerland	€2,450
11	Steven Seller	Estonia	€1,450
12	Zechariah Montoya	United States	€1,250
13	Rimon Yousef	Sweden	€1,250
14	Marco Bognanni	Italy	€1,250
15	Gytis Lazauninkas	Lithuania	€1,250
16	Johan Purbe	Sweden	€1,100
17	Simon Svinth	Denmark	€1,100
18	Benjamin Gros	France	€1,100
19	Vladas Tamasauskas	Lithuania	€6,100
20	Tarmo Tammel	Estonia	€1,100
21	Jawad Habib	Sweden	€1,050
22	Joona Koivisto	Finland	€1,050
23	Inge Fagerbakke	Norway	€1,050
24	Peter Kvisthammar	Sweden	€1,050
25	Karel Kratochvil	Czech Republic	€1,050
26	Jerry Ödeen	Sweden	€1,050
27	Hanno Kerem	Estonia	€1,050
28	Rauno Taskinen	Finland	€1,050
29	Marko Olop	Estonia	€1,050
30	Petri Nikkinen	Finland	€1,050
31	Grigory Zima	Russia	€1,050

Jarkko Suokas Wins €555 Sviten Special (€14,035)

The €555 Sviten Special ring event attracted 113 entries, creating a €53,675 prize pool. Finland’s Jarkko Suokas entered his name into the poker history books for winning this inaugural ring event for this poker variant as an official WSOP event after defeating Sweden’s Nicklas Nordblom heads-up to win the €14,035 top prize.

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Jarkko Suokas	Finland	€14,035
2	Nicklas Nordblom	Sweden	€9,260
3	Sami Säämänen	Finland	€6,300
4	Torgil Hellman	Sweden	€4,430
5	Anders Öhman	Sweden	€3,230
6	Peter La Terra	Sweden	€2,440
7	Niko Palonen	Finland	€1,920
8	Sebastian Wahl	Finland	€1,450
9	Alexander Hallenstam	Sweden	€1,450
10	Patric Mattsson	Sweden	€1,190
11	Klaus Grönberg	Finland	€1,190
12	Frank Visser	Netherlands	€1,130
13	Timo Lämsä	Finland	€1,130
14	Annika Tängström	Sweden	€1,130
15	Jan Holte	Norway	€1,130
16	Gry-Helene Ostlie	Norway	€1,130
17	Olli Aleksi Siitonen	Finland	€1,130

2025 WSOP Circuit Tallinn Day 10 Schedule (Sunday, August 3)

• Photos courtesy of Elena Kask / OlyBet Poker