Event #1: €350 Mini Main Event confirmed the immense interest in WSOPC in the Baltic region. The tournament saw a total of 1,162 entries, significantly surpassing last year's record. This massive participation created a prizepool of €342,209, shared among the top 175 players, each guaranteed at least €700.
Local player Hannes Kert entered the final day as the chipleader, but eventually exited in 6th place. The heads-up battle for the title was between Perttula and Spain’s Victor Amat.
In the decisive moment, Perttula put his opponent all-in after the turn 3h Jd 5c Qs, and Amat called after some consideration with Jh 8s. However, Perttula held Kc Jc, and the subsequent river 9c set off raucous celebrations. This victory marks the biggest success of Perttula's career, more than doubling his previous maximum win. Besides his first WSOPC ring, he also secured a $5K package for WSOP Paradise 2026 in the Bahamas.
Final Table Results for the €350 Mini Main Event WSOPC Tallinn 2026:
|
Place |
Player |
Country |
Prize |
|
1. |
Antti Perttula |
Finland |
€54,300 |
|
2. |
Victor Amat |
Spain |
€36,100 |
|
3. |
Robin Vanloot |
France |
€25,200 |
|
4. |
Tarvi Apsolon |
Estonia |
€18,000 |
|
5. |
Martin Piik |
Estonia |
€13,000 |
|
6. |
Hannes Kert |
Estonia |
€9,500 |
|
7. |
Silver Simulask |
Estonia |
€7,100 |
|
8. |
Ivo Petkov |
Bulgaria |
€5,300 |
|
9. |
Jarmo Salonen |
Finland |
€4,049 |
We bring you this information in collaboration with PokerPro, where you can find a complete live report of the entire event.
Sources: WSOP Live, Poker_pro
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