Level 29: 75,000/150,000 (150,000)
Entries: 9/812

Roberto Olsen opened for 300,000 from under the gun before Enea Subashi three-bet jammed for 875,000. Jeffrey Cormier four-bet shoved for 5,400,000 and Olsen called.

Enea Subashi:
Jeffrey Cormier:
Roberto Olsen:

It appeared likely that we would restart tomorrow with a eight-player final table. However, Cormier remained hot and asked for a ten.

A ten was asked, and a ten was received on the runout as Cormier won the main pot and side pot to eliminate Olsen on the final table bubble and double through Subashi to take the chip lead away from Olsen near the end of the night.

The action will resume for the final table at noon on Sunday with our coverage beginning at 12:30 p.m. to sync with the live-stream of the final table at OlyBet.tv.

Level 29: 75,000/150,000 (150,000)
Entries: 10/812

Kriss Riekstins jammed for 1.1 million from early position and was called by Espen Sandvik from the button.

Kriss Riekstins:
Espen Sandvik:

Riekstins won the flip to stay alive and double through Sandvik after the ran out on the board.

Players are on what is likely their final break of Day 2. Check out the chip counts of the final 10 players below.

Level 28: 50,000/125,000 (125,000)
Entries: 10/812

Just about every elimination is taking place at the feature table. You will have to watch the action to get the hand breakdown, but Gunnar Wedde had his stack of around a dozen big blinds committed with and was up against the held by Roberto Olsen.

"Good game," said Wedde after the ran out on the board.

Level 28: 50,000/125,000 (125,000)
Entries: 11/812

Yet another elimination took place at the televised feature table. This time, it was Ignotas Tamasauskas who hit the rail in 12th place when his was no good for about 16 big blinds against the held by Aurimas Stanevicius after the ran out on the board.

Level 27: 50,000/100,000 (100,000)
Entries: 12/812

As of late, all the eliminations have occurred at the televised feature table. Vilius Zabarauskas was the latest to go. He jammed a short stack from the button and was called by Enea Subashi from the big blind.

Vilius Zabarauskas:
Enea Subashi:

Zabarauskas was ahead but fell to Subashi's trips in 13th place for €13,200 after the ran out on the board.

Level 28: 50,000/100,000 (100,000)
Entries: 13/812

Estonian hero Marius Morel just hit the rail, while Jeffrey Cormier continues to run red-hot at the final table. In this last hand, he even called the river card.

Morel got his short stack in at the feature table with and was up against the held by Jeffrey Cormier.

Cormier asked for a queen on the river and one came to keep his sixes safe on the runout for Morel to exit in 14th place.

Level 26: 40,000/80,000 (80,000)
Entries: 14/812

Vilde Fagerbakke got her last million or so chips in against Jeffrey Cormier at the feature table. You can check out the action at OlyBet.tv.

Vilde Fagerbakke:
Jeffrey Cormier:

Cormier celebrated after his fours held to oust Fagerbakke in 15th place for €9,200. The clock paused after this hand for a chip race of the 5,000 chips.

Level 26: 40,000/80,000 (80,000)
Entries: 15/812

Sohrab Malkari lost most of his stack when his was unable to hold against Kriss Riekstins's on the runout.

The rest went shortly after when he jammed into the held by Yurii Zabrodotskyi. The ran out on the board for Malkari to hit the rail in 16th place for €8,001.

Level 26: 40,000/80,000 (80,000)
Entries: 17/812

Blind-on-blind action between Ben Slack and Espen Sandvik on the big blind. Slack jammed for 1,300,000 chips and Sandvik called him real quick.

Ben Slack:
Espen Sandvik:

Slack needed to hit one of the other 3 aces or some other combination to stay in and fight for the big money. The flop came king high and there weren't any aces showing, the turn was another club and now Slack was also drawing to make a flush.

The river meant it was time to shake hands and say goodbyes for Slack. He finished the tournament in 17th place and took home €8,001.

Level 26: 40,000/80,000 (80,000)
Entries: 17/812

Gunnar Wedde fired a pot-sized bet of 900,000 with the on the board after the river. Yurii Zabrodotskyi went into the tank for a couple of minutes before he called.

Wedde turned over an unbeatable hand with to win the pot after Zabrodotskyi tossed his cards face down into the muck.

Level 26: 40,000/80,000 (80,000)
Entries: 17/812

Yurii Zabrodotskyi mini-raised from the hijack before Vilde Fagerbakke three-bet jammed for 655,000 from the cutoff. Zabrodotskyi asked for a count before he found a call.

Vilde Fagerbakke:
Yurii Zabrodotskyi:

Ace-ten was good on the runout for Fagerbakke to double her short stack.

Level 25: 30,000/60,000 (60,000)
Entries: 17/812

Roberto Olsen was nearly on the rail but instead now has a healthy stack. Olsen opened for 125,000 from under the gun. Ignotas Tamasauskas raised to 425,000 from the small blind. Olsen four-bet jammed for 1,650,000 and Tamasauskas called.

Roberto Olsen:
Ignotas Tamasauskas:

"Oh no," said Olsen when the cards were tabled.

Olsen got there with two pair on the runout to stave off elimination.

Level 25: 30,000/60,000 (60,000)
Entries: 17/812

Over at the feature table, Nohad Teliani lost her stack to Evgeny Vyal when her was unable to hold against . You can watch the hand on the stream at OlyBet.tv.

Meanwhile, this leaves Vilde Fagerbakke as the last lady standing in the Main Event.

Level 25: 30,000/60,000 (60,000)
Entries: 18/812

Liutauras Armanavicius jammed his short stack of 295,000 from the hijack. Roberto Olsen asked for a count before he jammed for a bit more from the small blind.

Liutauras Armanavicius:
Roberto Olsen:

The board was unable to save Armanavicius and he was eliminated in 19th place for €6,900.

Level 25: 30,000/60,000 (60,000)
Entries: 19/812

Matte Karjalainen had his short stack in good at the televised feature table with and was up against the held by Marius Morel.

Morel got there for a straight on the board to eliminate Karjalainen in 20th place for €6,900.

Level 25: 30,000/60,000 (60,000)
Entries: 20/812

Ben Slack jammed for 885,000 from the cutoff. Liutauras Armanavicius asked for a count from the button before eventually jamming over the top for a bit more.

Ben Slack:
Liutauras Armanavicius:

Slack doubled his stack after the safely ran out on the board.

Level 25: 30,000/60,000 (60,000)
Entries: 20/812

Ignotas Tamasauskas opened for 125,000 from the cutoff. Robert Rohr three-bet jammed the button for around 720,000, and Tamasauskas called.

Robert Rohr:
Ignotas Tamasauskas:

Tamasauskas nailed a set on the runout to win the flip and eliminate Rohr in 20th place for €6,100.

For anyone who wants to be in on the action but couldn't make it here to Tallinn the Online Event started 45 minutes ago on Olybet. It's open to all players in Estonia, Lithuania, Finland, and Latvia and so far 88 players bought in and compete for the 11th golden ring. 

Late registration is open until 11 pm for the ones who feel urged to play and has an account with Olybet. 

Espen Sandvik leads the way at the dinner break over the 21 hopefuls remaining the 2024 WSOP Circuit Tallinn €1,500 Main Event.

Check out the full chip counts at the break:

Players are on a one-hour dinner break. When the action resumes, blinds will increase to 30,000/60,000 (60,000).

Level 24: 25,000/50,000 (50,000)
Entries: 21/812

Jaarko Suokas jammed for 615,000 from late position and was called by Espen Sandvik from the small blind.

Jaarko Soukas:
Espen Sandvik:

Aces held to oust Suokas in 23rd place for €6,100 after the ran out on the board.

Level 24: 25,000/50,000 (50,000)
Entries: 22/812

Aleksei Vandyshev had crumbs in his stack when his 35,000 in chips went in from middle position. Ignotas Tamasauskas raised to 100,000 and Roberto Olsen defended his big blind.

Olsen check-called bets of 50,000 on the flop and for 300,000 on the turn before both players checked the river. Vandyshev was out the door with , while Olsen held . Meanwhile, Tamasauskas won the hand with to take down the pot.

Level 24: 25,000/50,000 (50,000)
Entries: 23/812

Ignotas Tamasauskas four-bet jammed for 1,050,000 and was called by Robert Rohr.

Ignotas Tamasauskas:
Robert Rohr:

There was a bit of drama after the turn but the river put things back where they were preflop after the board results in Tamasauskas doubling through Rohr.

Level 24: 20,000/40,000 (40,000)
Entries: 23/812

Kaspar Kaisel committed his seven big blind stack and got it in good against Aleksei Vandyshev.

Kaspar Kaisel:
Aleksei Vandyshev:

Kaisel was far ahead after the flop. The turn improved to Vandyshev to a full house much to the dismay of Kaisel.

"Good game," Kaisel said after not getting back up front on the river.

Level 24: 20,000/40,000 (40,000)
Entries: 24/812

Sohrab Malkari opened from under the gun before he called a three-bet jam by Roberto Olsen from the big blind for 850,000.

Sohrab Malkari:
Roberto Olsen:

Malkari won the flip to stay alive and double his stack after the ran out on the board.

Level 24: 20,000/40,000 (40,000)
Entries: 24/812

Espen Sandvik opened for 80,000 from middle position. Vilius Zabarauskas three-bet to 230,000 from one seat over, and Sandvik called.

Sandvik check-called a bet of 160,000 by Zabarauskas on the flop before check-calling a bet of 225,000 on the turn. The river completed the board. Sandvik led out for a small sizing of 130,000. Zabarauskas went into the tank before he called.

Sandvik tabled the and won the hand after Zabarauskas mucked his cards.

Our reporting will now be on a 30-minute delay so as not to give away any spoilers from the stream.

Vilius Zabarauskas had the chip lead over the final 24 players. Check out the full chip counts below:

Level 24: 20,000/40,000 (40,000)
Entries: 24/812

Igor Pihela Jr three-bet jammed for more than 700,000 from the blinds and was called by Sergei Aleksejev, who originally opened from early position.

Igor Pihela Jr:
Sergei Aleksejev:

Aleksejev's ace found a partner on the board to eliminate Pihela in 25th place. Robert Kaggerud also recently hit the rail in 26th place, shortly before Aleksejev.

Level 25: 15,000/30,000 (30,000)
Entries: 26/812

Eriks Krumins was aiming to win his second WSOP Circuit Tallinn ring this festival in a huge way but just hit the rail in 29th place to Sergei Aleksejev.

Krumins committed his stack from the blinds with and was up against the of Aleksejev on the flop. Krumins bricked the turn and river to exit to Aleksejev's straight.

Level 25: 15,000/30,000 (30,000)
Entries: 30/812

Roman Petelytskyi jammed his short stack from late position and was called by Event #1: €250 NLH champion Eriks Krumins from the big blind.

Roman Petelytskyi:
Eriks Krumins:

Krumins connected with his jack to finish with a better two pair to eliminate Petelytskyi in 31st place with Gregory Telman and Elias Suhonen also hitting the rail during Level 25.

Level 25: 15,000/30,000 (30,000)
Entries: 31/812

Sohrab Malkari jammed from early position and was called by Roberto Olsen from the blinds.

Sohrab Malkari:
Roberto Olsen:

Malkari's sixes won the flip on the runout, but Malkari stood up, appearing to some, including Jeffrey Cormier, as ready to go.

"You won the hand," said Cormier.

"I know," said Malkari, now getting ready to sit back down after breathing a huge sigh of relief. "I am not stupid."

"Nice hand," Olsen said soon after before addressing the table. "He deserved it after the hand before."

There will be a new TV table live on air soon at OlyBet.tv. Check out the line-up and chip counts below:

Jeffrey Cormier took the chip lead at the TV table after a blind vs. blind cooler against Elias Suhonen.

Cormier flopped a set, while Suhonen flopped two pair. You won't have to rewind much to check it out on the stream at OlyBet.tv.

Players are on their second break. Blinds will increase to 15,000/30,000 (30,000) when the action resumes in 20 minutes.

Level 24: 10,000/25,000 (25,000)
Entries: 33/812

Ignotas Tamasauskas jammed the button for 375,000. Sauli Haapaniemi (pictured below) called off his tiny stack of 55,000 from the small blind and was pleased to see he had two live cards.

Sauli Haapaniemi:
Ignotas Tamasauskas:

Ace-ten held on the runout to eliminate Haapaniemi in 34th place.

Level 24: 10,000/25,000 (25,000)
Entries: 34/812

Rubens Akopjancs opened from middle position to 50,000. Event #1: €250 NLH champion Eriks Krumins three-bet to 150,000 from the cutoff and Akopjancs called.

Akopjancs check-raised the flop from 150,000 to 300,000 and Krumins called. Akopjancs jammed for less than 800,000 on the turn. Krumins snap-called and had his opponent drawing to two outs for his tournament life.

Rubens Akopjancs:
Eriks Krumins:

Bottom set held after the river completed the board to eliminate Akopjancs. Meanwhile, Henri Katila and Laurynas Vaitkevicius hit the rail to leave 34 players remaining with the break minutes away.

Level 24: 10,000/25,000 (25,000)
Entries: 37/812

Kasparas Klezys jammed the button for 530,000. Evgeny Vyal asked for a count before he called from the small blind for more than half his stack. Mindaugas Kriauciunas folded his short stack from the big blind and the cards were turned over.

Kasparas Klezys:
Evgeny Vyal:

Klezys was ahead until the river. He said "good game" to the rest of the table after losing the flip and ending up in 38th place on the board.

Meanwhile, start-of-the-day chip leader Paul Koppe, Juuso Oksanen, and Niko Ilmonen also exited recently.

Level 23: 10,000/20,000 (20,000)
Entries: 41/812

Vilde Fagerbakke and Nohad Teliani (both pictured below) were the final two women in the Main Event to start the day. They have witnessed more than a couple of dozen players hit the rail in their quest to make tomorrow's final table of nine players for a chance to win the Main Event.

We wish both ladies the best of luck. Along with the other players, we will keep you updated on their progress throughout the day.

Level 23: 10,000/20,000 (20,000)
Entries: 43/812

Gunnar Wedde survived a scare with ace-queen against Igor Pihela Jr's ace-king on a double-paired board as another all-in and call was taking place at the table behind this action.

Krisjanis Stankevics jammed for approximately a dozen big blinds from early position. Aurimas Stanevicius (pictured below) paused for a few moments from a few seats over before he called while the rest of the table folded.

Krisjanis Stankevics:
Aurimas Stanevicius:

Stanevicius ousted Stankevics after the ran out on the board, while Andre Villandberg, Jukka Moisio, and Daniel Clifford all hit the rail to leave just 41 players remaining.

Level 23: 10,000/20,000 (20,000)
Entries: 45/812

Ben Slack opened from middle position for 45,000. Risto Parnat three-bet jammed for about a dozen big blinds from the button and Slack snap-called.

Risto Parnat:
Ben Slack:

Slack nailed a set on the flop. Parnat had some thin hope and asked for his "one-time" after the followed on the turn.

A blank on the river ended Parnat's deep run in the Main Event in 46th place, with Joshua Stewart hitting the rail just before Parnat.

Level 23: 10,000/20,000 (20,000)
Entries: 47/812

Mairo Tori opened for 45,000 from the cutoff. Christoffer Berggren three-bet jammed for about five big blinds from the button, and Tori called.

Christopher Berggren:
Mairo Tori:

Although Berggren had some draws on the turn, he lost to Tori's straight after the ran out on the board.

Players are on a 20-minute break. Blinds will increase to 10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 big blind ante when the action resumes.

Level 22: 10,000/15,000 (15,000)
Entries: 49/812

Enea Subashi jammed for more than the 500,000 or so that Nicolai Ejstrud had in his stack with a four-five-six-seven on the board after the river.

Ejstrud eventually called and turned over the . Subashi turned over the for the straight to take Ejstrud's stack.

Level 22: 10,000/15,000 (15,000)
Entries: 52/812

The following players recently were eliminated from the Main Event, leaving just 52 players remaining.

Level 22: 10,000/15,000 (15,000)
Entries: 58/812

Bjorn Lindberg four-bet jammed for 365,000 and was called by Liutauras Armanavicius.

Bjorn Lindberg:
Liutauras Armanavicius:

Lindberg got out of his chair and was ready to go despite improving to the top pair in the flop. Although this was normally good, in this case, Armanavicius improved to a set.

Lindberg had more hope on the turn but bricked the to end his Day 3 run early.

Level 22: 10,000/15,000 (15,000)
Entries: 63/812

Daniel Clifford opened for 30,000 from early position. Nohad Teliani three-bet to 110,000 from one seat over before Robert Kaggerud four-bet shoved for about 900,000. Clifford quickly folded, while Teliani needed about 20 seconds to call off her stack of 345,000.

Nohad Teliani:
Robert Kaggerud:

Jacks beat tens on the runout for Teliani to earn an early double. Meanwhile, five players already hit the rail in the early moments including former OlyBet Poker manager Martin Piik.

Level 22: 10,000/15,000 (15,000)
Entries: 68/812

The feature table has just kicked off with the action starting at OlyBet.tv at 12:30 p.m. with hole cards exposed.

Chip leader Paul Koppe, Estonian poker beast Markku Koplimaa, and Canada's Jeffrey Cormier are among the players at the table.

Level 22: 10,000/15,000 (15,000)
Entries: 68/812

Cards are in the air to start the penultimate day of the Main Event.

Day 2 of the 2024 WSOP Circuit €1,500 Main Event made history at Olympic Park Casino and the Hilton Tallinn Park on Friday. 119 new entries came into the mix before late registration closed on Day 2, bringing the field up to 812 entries. The €1,052,352 prize pool crushed the €1,000,000 guarantee and set a new record for the largest event in Olympic Tallinn Park history.

The action played well past the money bubble, which paid the top 103 entries at least a €3,000 min-cash for double the €1,500 buy-in after Estonian poker hero Igor Pihela Jr. delivered a bad beat with ace-jack vs. ace-king on an ace-high board to eliminate Finland's Nemo Israel emptyhanded.

Estonia's Paul Koppe leads the way with 1,660,000, with Greece's Enea Subashi just a chip behind with 1,655,000. Meanwhile, Eriks Krumins, who already won a WSOP Circuit gold ring this festival in Event #1: €250 NLH, is looking for their most prestigious ring, ending Day 2 in third place with 1,595,000. Fellow Latvian Rubens Akopjancs (fourth - 1,490,000) and Estonia's Kaspar Kaisel (1,465,000)

Cards will be back in the air at noon on Saturday, with Day 3 playing down to a final table of nine players with one-hour blind levels. We will update you on the side tables while WSOP Circuit commentator George Sandford will hold down the commentating booth with guests throughout the day on the live-streamed feature table. You can check both out at OlyBet.tv.