The Kings of Tallinn poker festival is underway, having begun on February 5th and running through February 15th at the Olympic Park Casino and Hilton Tallinn Park. Now in its eleventh year, the event has become a key stop on the Northern European poker circuit since 2015.
Record-Breaking Tournament Schedule
This year’s festival features a record-breaking schedule of 74 tournaments. The €1,100 Main Event boasts a €1,000,000 guarantee, making it one of the largest prize pools in Northern Europe. Additional events include the €200 Mini Main Event, Kings of Tallinn Cup, mystery bounty formats, and mixed games.
Latvia’s Zotovs Wins Mini Main Event
The €200 Mini Main Event attracted 903 entries, generating a prize pool of €142,764. Latvia’s Jevgenijs Zotovs emerged victorious after a grueling Day 2, defeating Greece’s Athanasios Kostouros in heads-up play. Zotovs took home €25,570, whereas Kostouros received €17,060.
Sipols Triumphs in Kings of Tallinn Cup
The €350 NLH Kings of Tallinn Cup drew 519 entries and a prize pool of €149,628. Latvia’s Kristaps Sipols secured the win after defeating Sweden’s Patrik Falk. The two players struck an ICM deal, each receiving roughly €21,000, with Sipols ultimately claiming the title and a total prize of €26,940.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Kings of Tallinn?
Kings of Tallinn is a poker festival held annually in Tallinn, Estonia, that has become a key event in the Northern European poker calendar since 2015.
When does the 2026 Kings of Tallinn festival take place?
The 2026 Kings of Tallinn runs from February 5th to February 15th.
What is the guarantee for the Main Event?
The €1,100 Main Event boasts a guarantee of €1,000,000.
As the festival progresses, will the Kings of Tallinn continue to draw large fields and deliver significant prize pools to its competitors?
