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<h1 alt="Guillermo Gordo Wins The 2025 Coolbet Open Main Event" src="https://www.coolbet.com/c/assets/coolbet/cms/blog/cbo_1755433693675.jpg">Guillermo Gordo Wins The 2025 Coolbet Open Main Event</h1>
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The 2025 Coolbet Open Main Event has come to a close and it was Spain&rsquo;s Guillermo Gordo Cifuentes who emerged victorious, walking away with the trophy and &euro;48.400.
While all eyes were on chipleader Asgeir Lund when play began, it was Guillermo who quietly started building momentum. Entering the day with just 225.000 chips - 15 big blinds - the Spaniard spun his stack up to 600.000 before the first eight players had even been eliminated.
From there his rise only continued. After winning a massive pot against Kristjan Maasalu, Guillermo joined Lund at the top of the leaderboard, and the two stayed neck-and-neck as the field thinned. Once Maksim Belomostnoi bowed out in 3rd place, the stage was set for the heads-up battle everyone had been anticipating. The duel, however, lasted far shorter than expected - Guillermo closed it out in under 15 minutes to claim the title.
<h3>Final table payouts:</h3>
<ol>
<li>Guillermo Gordo Cifuentes - &euro;48.400</li>
<li>Asgeir Mogens Lund - &euro;28.000</li>
<li>Maksim Belomestn&otilde;i - &euro;21.500</li>
<li>Ole Johan Wasenius - &euro;16.800</li>
<li>Magnus Pukk - &euro;13.000</li>
<li>Artur K&uuml;lanurk - &euro;10.000</li>
<li>Kristjan Maasalu - &euro;7.400</li>
<li>Kai Tapio Tiainen - &euro;5.700</li>
<li>Frederic Xavier Janik - &euro;4.700</li>
</ol>
You can read the full recap of the final day of the Main Event at <a href="https://www.pokernews.com/news/2025/08/guillermo-gordo-ships-coolbet-open-main-event-49446.htm">PokerNews</a>
<h2>Finland Finishes Strong</h2>
The &euro;1.500 NLH, the highest buy-in event of the festival, became a Finnish affair as Pasi Pertti Laihinen and Atte Oskari Franssila split the top two spots, with Pasi claiming the victory and the slightly bigger payday.
<h3>Final table payouts:</h3>
<ol>
<li>Pasi Pertti Laihinen - &euro;16.700</li>
<li>Atte Oskari Oskari Franssila - &euro;14.000</li>
<li>Egert P&otilde;ldma - &euro;8.300</li>
<li>Sten Rune Mienna - &euro;6.018</li>
<li>Anders Sundstol Bj&oslash;rkheim - &euro;5.000</li>
</ol>
The Finnish momentum didn&rsquo;t stop there. Oskari Iivani Johan Almgren captured the Coolbet Live Special for &euro;7.000, denying Estonia&rsquo;s Ott Jaakson (&euro;4.400) his first Coolbet Open trophy.
The Coolbear Thrill Ride produced an all-Finnish heads-up, with P&auml;ivi Tarja Kristiina Alakangas (&euro;1.000) defeating Niilo Rafael Nikunen (&euro;618). And in the Pot Limit Omaha 4&amp;5 Cards, a format Finns are known to dominate, Antti Juhani Nieminen took down the title for &euro;3.200 in a final table that featured three Finns in the top four.
<h2>Mystery Bounty Goes to Iceland</h2>
Not all trophies went to Finland. The Pot Limit Omaha Mystery Bounty began Day 2 with 13 players, led by Norway&rsquo;s Marius Vik Enebakk with Iceland&rsquo;s Jonas Eirikur Nordquist close behind. In the end it was Jonas who triumphed, scoring his first ever live PLO cash and live win, according to HendonMob. The victory came with a &euro;3.300 payday and a Coolbet Open trophy - a day to remember for the Icelander.
<h3>Final table payouts:</h3>
<ol>
<li>Jonas Eirikur Nordquist - &euro;3.300</li>
<li>Marius Vik Enebakk - &euro;2.100</li>
<li>Bartel Kars - &euro;1.520</li>
<li>Riku Aleksi M&auml;&auml;tt&auml; - &euro;1.250</li>
<li>Raivo Pukk - &euro;1.020</li>
<li>S&ouml;ren Kangur - &euro;830</li>
<li>Janne Marko Johannes Siljam&auml;ki - &euro;675</li>
<li>Jyri Petteri Tapani Laitimo - &euro;555</li>
</ol>
<h2>&ldquo;Franke&rdquo; Just Misses Out on Open Face Chinese Trophy</h2>
At 19:00 the most unique event of the festival kicked off - Open Face Chinese Pineapple. With five live OFC wins already on his r&eacute;sum&eacute;, Martin &ldquo;Franke&rdquo; Von Zweigberk was one of the clear favorites, and eager to finally capture an OFC trophy at the Coolbet Open after finishing 3rd in 2019 and 4th in 2022.
This time Franke made it to heads-up play after Danny Hobo was eliminated in 3rd, guaranteeing his best-ever result at this event. But once again the trophy slipped away, as Norwegian crusher Lars Erik Austli closed it out for &euro;2.600.
<h3>Final table payouts:</h3>
<ol>
<li>Lars Erik Austli - &euro;2.600</li>
<li>Olof Martin Stellansson Von Zweigbergk - &euro;1.600</li>
<li>Danny Hobo - &euro;1.100</li>
</ol>
<h2>Streamer Event Won by Streamer</h2>
The last of the four Coolbet streamer events, Sycksbe&rsquo;s Hyper Turbo, drew 106 entries. Fittingly, it was a streamer who won - though not the host. Leif Eddy &ldquo;leffern&rdquo; Iversen, who already runs his own monthly Coolbet event streamed on Jevakim&rsquo;s channel, captured the title and &euro;3.000, just two days after finishing 7th in his own tournament.
With that, Coolbet Open 2025 is almost wrapped up. The only event still to be played is the Hyper Turbo Main Event Version, running today.
Thank you all for taking part - and stay tuned for tomorrow&rsquo;s final recap!
Photos: Elena Kask Author: Danny Hobo

Guillermo Gordo Wins The 2025 Coolbet Open Main Event

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Day 2 of the 2025 Coolbet Open Main Event is in the books, and it&rsquo;s Asgeir Mogens Lund who will come to the 3rd and final day with a massive chip advantage. He leads the pack with 2.230.000 chips, twice as much as his nearest rivals Kristjan Maasalu (1.285.000) and Artur K&uuml;lanurk (1.095.000).
<h2>Day 2 action</h2>
The action started at 12:00 with 169 players who bagged a stack from Days 1A and 1B, and with one hour left there were sparks flying from the very first hand. Plenty of players entered or re-entered the tournament, and by the time late registration closed we had 240 entries for the day - good for a total prize pool of &euro;234.175, of which &euro;48.400 is waiting for the winner.
Start-of-day chipleader Edd-Christian Gerhardsen had played deep into the night to win Leffern&rsquo;s Hyper Turbo and needed some extra rest. He slept a bit longer, missed the first three levels, and that seemed to have been the right decision as he bagged 330.000 chips to make it to Day 3.
<h2>Johan Storakers bubbles the Main Event</h2>
Players kept dropping like flies and it didn&rsquo;t take long before we reached the bubble. It was Sweden&rsquo;s Johan Storakers who received the ungrateful title of bubble boy when he moved all in with A8, only to be called by Ranno Sootla&rsquo;s KK. Storakers couldn&rsquo;t improve enough to overcome the kings.
With 62 players remaining, it was decided to play down until either 24 players or 23:00, whichever came first. It turned out to be the former, as play ended around 22:30 when Estonia&rsquo;s Andre S&ouml;rm was the last elimination of the day, bringing the field down to 24 players.
Today we are playing down to a winner. All remaining players have locked up at least &euro;1.500, but all eyes are on the first prize of &euro;48.400 and, of course, the trophy and bragging rights for life.
<h3>Top 5 chip stacks (Day 2)</h3>
<ol>
<li>Asgeir Mogens Lund &ndash; 2.230.000</li>
<li>Kristjan Maasalu &ndash; 1.285.000</li>
<li>Artur K&uuml;lanurk &ndash; 1.095.000</li>
<li>Jo Andersen &ndash; 875.000</li>
<li>Magnus Pukk &ndash; 820.000</li>
</ol>
<h2>Fagerbakke wins the Ladies Event</h2>
The much-anticipated Ladies Event also took place yesterday, and it delivered! The tournament attracted 36 entries, and it was Norway&rsquo;s Vilde Bystoel Fagerbakke who emerged victorious, ahead of Estonia&rsquo;s Liis Rogov and fellow Norwegian Elisabeth Debora Harestad.
<h3>Final table payouts:</h3>
<ol>
<li>Vilde Bystoel Fagerbakke &ndash; &euro;1.750</li>
<li>Liis Rogov &ndash; &euro;1.100</li>
<li>Elisabeth Debora Harestad &ndash; &euro;700</li>
<li>Ilona Sibold &ndash; &euro;570</li>
<li>Kateryna Bosa &ndash; &euro;497</li>
</ol>
<h2>8-Game victory goes to Iceland</h2>
The mixed game specialists gathered at 18:00 for the ultimate test of poker skills, the 8-Game. A total of 76 entries joined the battle, and ultimately it was Iceland&rsquo;s Brynjar Bjarkason who proved strongest. He defeated Estonia&rsquo;s Herli Olop and the Netherlands&rsquo; Danny Hobo in a long 3-handed duel to take the trophy home, along with a payday of &euro;3.600.
<h3>Final table payouts:</h3>
<ol>
<li>Brynjar Bjarkason &ndash; &euro;3.600</li>
<li>Herli Olop &ndash; &euro;2.500</li>
<li>Danny Hobo &ndash; &euro;1.800</li>
<li>Tor Inge Sandnes &ndash; &euro;1.370</li>
<li>Johnny Johansen &ndash; &euro;1.060</li>
<li>Imre Leibold &ndash; &euro;850</li>
<li>Bahtijar Kulijev &ndash; &euro;660</li>
</ol>
<h2>Pot Limit Omaha Mystery Bounty goes to Day 2</h2>
The 8-Game wasn&rsquo;t the only mixed event on the schedule. The PLO specialists came together for the new Mystery Bounty tournament. A total of 92 entries were made, and 13 players reached the money stage, which will conclude today. There&rsquo;s a &euro;3.300 prize awaiting the winner, and Norway&rsquo;s Marius Vik Enebakk leads the way as the clear chipleader.
<h3>Top 5 chip counts:</h3>
<ol>
<li>Marius Vik Enebakk &ndash; 600.000</li>
<li>Jonas Eirikur Nordquist &ndash; 376.000</li>
<li>Raivo Pukk &ndash; 256.000</li>
<li>Janne Marko Johannes Siljam&auml;ki &ndash; 197.000</li>
<li>Bartel Kars &ndash; 165.000</li>
</ol>
<h2>Other winners of the day</h2>
There was no shortage of side events on Day 2, as plenty of trophies found new homes. Per Frode Indersund came out on top in the Daily Single Re-Entry, taking home &euro;3.100 after a heads-up deal with Niklas Per-Erik An&auml;s, who secured &euro;2.900 for his efforts.
 The NLH Supreme gathered 65 entries and was claimed by Estonia&rsquo;s Ralf Rogov, who walked away with &euro;3.300. AcerZiggy&rsquo;s Hyper Turbo proved to be a fast and furious affair, with Alf Johannes Jacobsen navigating his way to victory and collecting &euro;2.500.
 Meanwhile, the Sviten Special was shortened from its original 2-day schedule into a single-day event, and it was Finland&rsquo;s Jukka Ilmari Juvonen who emerged victorious, pocketing &euro;2.700 along with the title.
<h2>Today&rsquo;s schedule</h2>
Today kicks off the penultimate day of the Coolbet Open at 12:00 with the final three tables of the Main Event, as well as Day 2 of the PLO Mystery Bounty. At 14:00 there&rsquo;s a freebuy satellite for the Coolbet Live Special, which itself begins at 17:00. We&rsquo;ll also see the &euro;1.500 Coolbet Open NLH, the Open Face Chinese Pineapple, a PLO 4&amp;5 Card Mix, and we&rsquo;ll close out the day with two No Limit Hold&rsquo;em events: the Coolbear Thrill Ride at 21:00 and Sycksbe&rsquo;s Hyper Turbo at 23:00.
<h3>Schedule:</h3>
<ul>
<li>12:00 &ndash; Main Event Day 3</li>
<li>12:00 &ndash; PLO Mystery Bounty Day 2</li>
<li>12:00 &ndash; Satellite to the &euro;1.500 Coolbet Open NLH</li>
<li>14:00 &ndash; Satellite to the Coolbet Live Special</li>
<li>15:00 &ndash; &euro;1.500 Coolbet Open NLH</li>
<li>17:00 &ndash; Coolbet Live Special</li>
<li>19:00 &ndash; Open Face Chinese Pineapple</li>
<li>20:00 &ndash; Pot Limit Omaha 4&amp;5 Cards</li>
<li>21:00 &ndash; Coolbear Thrill Ride</li>
<li>23:00 &ndash; Sycksbe&rsquo;s Hyper Turbo</li>
</ul>
Plenty of poker to be played - make sure you don&rsquo;t miss it!
Photos: Elena Kask Author: Danny Hobo
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Main Event Down to 24 with Lund Dominating, Fagerbakke Crowned Ladies Champion

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Day 4 of the 2025 Coolbet Open is in the books and what a day it was! Ragnar Bjarnason claimed the Deepstack Championship, a local legend took down the PLO Turbo, and there was plenty of action in the main event.
<h2 dir="ltr">Main event action</h2>
The second starting day of the main drew significantly more entries than day 1A. When the dust settled, there were 265 entries, of which 107 advanced to day 2. Teppo Iivari Kalevi Kurvinen bagged the biggest stack with 216.000, just ahead of fellow Finn Kai Tapio Tiainen at 210.500, with Norway&rsquo;s Monica Eilertsen Vaka close behind on 195.000.
<h3 dir="ltr">Top 5 Chipleaders (Day 1B):</h3>
<ol>
<li> Teppo Iivari Kalevi Kurvinen - 216.000</li>
<li>Kai Tapio Tiainen - 210.500</li>
<li>Monica Eilertsen Vaka - 195.000</li>
<li>Mikko Samuli Harmaa - 173.000</li>
<li>Knut Erik Gr&oslash;nli - 166.500</li>
</ol>
Today, the 169 survivors from days 1A and 1B join forces for day 2. With one more hour of late registration still open, the tables are set for fierce competition before the tournament freezes out and the money bubble bursts. Our friends at Pokernews will keep you updated with a <a href="https://www.pokernews.com/tours/coolbet/2025-coolbet-poker-open/550-main-event/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">live blog</a> for all the twists and turns as they happen.
<h2 dir="ltr">Deepstack Championship - Ragnar Reigns</h2>
Ragnar &THORN;&oacute;r Bjarnason came into day 2 as the chipleader and never let up. He powered through to the final table and when it came down to three players, a deal was struck. Ragnar walked away with the title, the biggest prize, and the trophy - a well-earned finish for a solid performance.
<h3 dir="ltr">Final table payouts:</h3>
<ol>
<li dir="ltr"> Ragnar &THORN;&oacute;r Bjarnason - &euro;7.934</li>
<li dir="ltr">Harry Liimal - &euro;6.696</li>
<li dir="ltr">Marco Antonio Ramirez Quinlan - &euro;7.710</li>
<li dir="ltr">Mikko Samuli Harmaa - &euro;3.600</li>
<li dir="ltr">Markus Arto Olavi Hirtti&ouml; - &euro;2.800</li>
<li dir="ltr">Hendrik Uibo - &euro;2.200</li>
<li dir="ltr">Jesper Sand Poulsen - &euro;1.800</li>
<li dir="ltr">Tommi Petteri Salminen - &euro;1.500</li>
<li dir="ltr">Joel Wilhem Haapio - &euro;1.250</li>
</ol>
<h2 dir="ltr">No time to HORSE around</h2>
The &euro;220 H.O.R.S.E. event drew 62 entries and went all the way to the early hours. The last four players agreed on a deal, with Finland&rsquo;s Aku Ilari Laajus claiming the slightly bigger slice of the prize - and the trophy - for &euro;2.195. The others also left with impressive payouts above &euro;2.000.
<h3 dir="ltr">Final table payouts:</h3>
<ol>
<li dir="ltr">Aku Ilari Laajus - &euro;2.195</li>
<li dir="ltr">Eva Anna Marie Jiretorn - &euro;2.125</li>
<li dir="ltr">Raymond Sevje Forsland - &euro;2.010</li>
<li dir="ltr">Daniel Norstrom Nesbakken - &euro;2.010</li>
<li dir="ltr">Ville Tapani Hakala - &euro;1.050</li>
<li dir="ltr">Sami Aleksi Pulliainen - &euro;830</li>
<li dir="ltr">Bartel Kars - &euro;640</li>
<li dir="ltr">Markus Markusson - &euro;510</li>
</ol>
<h2 dir="ltr">PLOcal legend Henri K&auml;sper</h2>
The &euro;220 Pot Limit Omaha event had 62 entries and Estonia&rsquo;s own Henri K&auml;sper came out on top. A five-time Estonian champion, Henri defeated Finland&rsquo;s Linda Madleena Lahdenp&auml;&auml; to claim the title. This marked Henri&rsquo;s third Coolbet Open trophy, after winning two in 2018.
<h3 dir="ltr">Final table payouts:</h3>
<ol>
<li dir="ltr">Henri K&auml;sper - &euro;3.300</li>
<li dir="ltr">Linda Madleena Lahdenp&auml;&auml; - &euro;2.355</li>
<li dir="ltr">Mihkel Ustav - &euro;1.750</li>
<li dir="ltr">Maruen Zormati - &euro;1.350</li>
<li dir="ltr">Jouni Erik Huovila - &euro;1.050</li>
<li dir="ltr">Jarkko Eero Johannes Jousmaeki - &euro;825</li>
<li dir="ltr">Jo Andersen - &euro;650</li>
<li dir="ltr">Bj&oslash;rn Leistad - &euro;500</li>
</ol>
<h2 dir="ltr">Daily events winners</h2>
The daily single re-entry saw another deal made with Janne Marko Johannes Siljam&auml;ki taking the trophy and a &euro;2.100. The late-night Leffern&rsquo;s hyper turbo was won by Edd-Christian Gerhardsen for &euro;3.300. We hope he got a good night's sleep after that, as today Edd-Christian will come back to day 2 of the main event as the chipleader, so a long day ahead is expected!
<h2 dir="ltr">Today&rsquo;s schedule</h2>
With all the action happening, you might think the best is behind us&mdash;but you couldn&rsquo;t be further from the truth. Today we&rsquo;re turning the excitement up to 11, with a packed schedule of events.
The main event takes center stage at 12:00, with cards in the air. Late registration is still open for one hour, so there&rsquo;s time to join in!
Mix-game enthusiasts surely circled today, 15 August, on their calendars. We&rsquo;re hosting not one, not two, but three major mix-game tournaments. At 18:00, the widely loved 8-Game kicks off. At 19:00, the Pot Limit Omaha Mystery Bounty begins, playing down to the money today before finishing tomorrow. And at 22:00, the immensely popular Sviten Special starts, another thrilling 2-day event.
The Ladies Event goes live at 20:00. Yesterday, five players earned tickets through the satellite, and many more are expected to join.
For those who prefer no-limit hold&rsquo;em and aren&rsquo;t in the main or Ladies Event, we&rsquo;ve got you covered. At 21:00, the NLH Supreme starts, with the first two levels at 60 minutes each before turning into a turbo freezeout. There&rsquo;s also the daily single re-entry at 15:00 and AcerZiggy&rsquo;s Hyper Turbo at 23:00.
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<li dir="ltr">12:00 - Main Event Day 2</li>
<li dir="ltr">15:00 - Daily Single Re-entry</li>
<li dir="ltr">18:00 - 8 Game [6-max]</li>
<li dir="ltr">19:00 - PLO Mystery Bounty Day 1</li>
<li dir="ltr">20:00 - Ladies Event</li>
<li dir="ltr">21:00 - NLH Supreme</li>
<li dir="ltr">22:00 - Sviten Special Day 1</li>
<li dir="ltr">23:00 - AcerZiggy&rsquo;s Hyper Turbo</li>
</ul>
With so many options there&rsquo;s surely something available for everyone, so come on over and let&rsquo;s have some fun!
Photos: Elena Kask Author: Danny Hobo

Coolbet Open Day 4: Ragnar Dominates Deepstack, Henri Käsper Claims Third CBO Trophy

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The cards keep flying in Tallinn as the Coolbet Open hits the heart of the week. Yesterday delivered a thrilling finish to the Mystery Bounty, a split-pot showdown in PLO Hi-Lo, and the long-awaited shuffle up and deal for the Main Event.
<h2 dir="ltr">Mystery Bounty Final Day &ndash; Hakkala Claims the Crown</h2>
Twenty players returned for the final day of the Mystery Bounty, and by the end it was Finland&rsquo;s Antti Aleksi Hakkala holding all the chips after defeating Andres Robert Vilhjalmsson heads-up. No need to feel bad for Andres though - he walked away with the biggest bounty of them all, a cool &euro;5.000.
<h3 dir="ltr">Final Table Payouts:</h3>
<ol>
<li dir="ltr">Antti Aleksi Hakkala - &euro;5.500</li>
<li dir="ltr">Andres Robert Vilhjalmsson - &euro;3.300</li>
<li dir="ltr">Fredrik Johansen Ramfjord - &euro;2.500</li>
<li dir="ltr">Vesa Petteri Salo &ndash; &euro;2.000</li>
<li dir="ltr">Espen Hagen &ndash; &euro;1.600</li>
<li dir="ltr">Wayne Charles McGregor &ndash; &euro;1.273</li>
<li dir="ltr">Anders Sundstol Bj&oslash;rkheim &ndash; &euro;975</li>
<li dir="ltr">Gry Byst&oslash;l Fagerbakke &ndash; &euro;750</li>
<li dir="ltr">Vegard Granli &ndash; &euro;600</li>
</ol>
<h2 dir="ltr">PLO Hi-Lo &ndash; Ringstad Runs the Table</h2>
Norway&rsquo;s Espen Ringstad showed his split-pot skills, navigating a tough final to secure victory in the PLO Hi-Lo.
<h3 dir="ltr">Final Table Payouts:</h3>
<ol>
<li dir="ltr">Espen Ringstad - &euro;3.000</li>
<li dir="ltr">Jari Santeri Kurikka - &euro;1.930</li>
<li dir="ltr">Geir Havard Hanssen - &euro;1.410</li>
<li dir="ltr">Bo G&ouml;ran G&ouml;thlin - &euro;1.100</li>
<li dir="ltr">Kasperi Kalle Johannes Kauppinen - &euro;870</li>
<li dir="ltr">Kaidar Viikman - &euro;740</li>
<li dir="ltr">Scott James Maurice Kenyon - &euro;640</li>
</ol>
<h2 dir="ltr">Gerhardsen Leads After Action-Packed Main Event Day 1A</h2>
The &euro;500 + &euro;50 Main Event got underway with 157 entries in Day 1A, and 62 players bagged chips for Day 2. Edd Christian Gerhardsen leads the way with 247.000, just ahead of Estonia&rsquo;s Jaanus Kippel and Finland&rsquo;s Jonny Robert Miko Raninen.
Anthony Charles Michel Lesoismier-Geniaux made waves early, firing two re-entries in the first hour before turning the day around to finish 4th in chips. From early chaos to a late surge - he definitely made a statement.
<h3 dir="ltr">Top 5 Chipleaders (Day 1A):</h3>
<ol>
<li dir="ltr">Edd Christian Gerhardsen - 247.000</li>
<li dir="ltr">Jaanus Kippel - 220.000</li>
<li dir="ltr">Jonny Robert Miko Raninen - 217.000</li>
<li dir="ltr">Anthony Charles Michel Lesoismier-Geniaux - 216.500</li>
<li dir="ltr">Andre S&otilde;rm - 175.000</li>
</ol>
Day 1B kicks off today at 12:00, with another nine levels on the schedule.
<h2 dir="ltr">Deepstack Championship Day 1 &ndash; 20 Return for the Top Prize</h2>
The Deepstack Championship drew 154 entries yesterday, and play continued down to the money. Today, 20 players return to battle for the &euro;10.500 first-place prize. Everyone who made it through has already guaranteed at least &euro;600.
<h3 dir="ltr">Top 5 Chipcounts:</h3>
<ol>
<li dir="ltr"> Ragnar &THORN;&oacute;r Bjarnason - 665.000</li>
<li dir="ltr">Joel Wilhern Haapio - 643.000</li>
<li dir="ltr">Hendrik Uibo - 575.000</li>
<li dir="ltr">Harry Liimal - 375.000</li>
<li dir="ltr">Markus Arto Olavi Hirtti&ouml; - 366.000</li>
</ol>
<h2 dir="ltr">Fast-Paced Victories: Daily Event Winners</h2>
In the Daily Single Re-entry, Jarle Aksel Traasdahl navigated a tough field to claim the title and &euro;2.000. Meanwhile, Mihkel K&otilde;iv showcased speed and precision in Jevakim&rsquo;s Hyper Turbo, taking the win and &euro;3.000 in the fast-paced event.
<h2 dir="ltr">Today&rsquo;s Schedule</h2>
<ul>
<li dir="ltr">12:00 - Main Event Day 1B</li>
<li dir="ltr">15:00 - Daily Single Re-entry</li>
<li dir="ltr">19:00 - HORSE [8-max] </li>
<li dir="ltr">20:00 - Freebuy satellite to the &euro;150 Ladies Event</li>
<li dir="ltr">20:00 - NLH Turbo</li>
<li dir="ltr">20:00 - Deepstack Championship Final Day</li>
<li dir="ltr">21:00 - PLO Turbo [8-max]</li>
<li dir="ltr">23:00 - Leffern&rsquo;s Hyper Turbo</li>
</ul>
Lots going on today! Day 1B of the Main Event is running, the Deepstack Championship wraps up, and there&rsquo;s plenty of fast action with PLO Turbo and Leffern&rsquo;s Hyper Turbo. Keep an eye on the tables for big hands, knockouts, and all the excitement as it happens.
Photos: Elena Kask Author: Danny Hobo