The action was hopping on the fourth day of the 2025 Kings of Tallinn as the celebration continues of the iconic festival’s 10th anniversary with a robust schedule of 64 events, including the €1 million guaranteed Kings of Tallinn €1,100 Main Event, which begins its action on Tuesday.

Five trophy winners were crowned, including one by this author, who had most of the day free to celebrate poker.pro earned a Global Poker Award on a serious topic of house bots written by Jonathan Raab, winning Event #15: €200 Pot-Limit Stud / Pot-Limit Stud Hi-Lo for €3,010.

Finland’s Antti Suominen won the biggest prize of the day, €7,510, after winning Event #13: €350 HORSE. Other winners on Sunday included Norway’s Cato Vonheim winning Event #14: €200 NLH DeepStack for €6,895, Finland’s Henri Schalin earning the title in Event #16: €200 NLH Progressive Bounty for €3,070 plus bounties, and fellow Finn Olli-Pekka Huuskonen winning Event #17: €350 Dealers Choice Hi Only for €6,640.

In other news, the €555 NLH Kings of Tallinn Championship completed its four opening flights with already 516 entries in the mix led by Karolis Kutkauskas. Late registration will remain open for the first four hours of the day. This also marks the start of our live reporting of Kings of Tallinn’s numbered events.

Read on to learn more about Day 4 of the 2025 Kings of Tallinn at Olympic Park Casino and the Hilton Tallinn Park, or click on the links below to read about the event.

• Read more: Live Reporting of the 2025 Kings of Tallinn
• Read more: 2025 Kings of Tallinn Landing Page and Team Challenge Sign-Up at OlyBetEvents.com
• Read more: Kings of Tallinn Celebrating 10 Year Anniversary in Style
• Read more: Kings of Tallinn Main Event Holds a €1 Million GTD – Bigger than Ever Before
• Read more: Ten Multi-Day Events During the 2025 Kings of Tallinn
• Read more: OlyBet Rolls Out Red Carpet for Kings of Tallinn 10th Anniversary
• Read more: Your Guide to Mixed Games at the 2025 Kings of Tallinn
• Read more: Redtooth Poker Tour Heads to Tallinn for European Leg of the 2024/25 Season
• Read more: 2025 Kings of Tallinn Day 1: Packed House Kicks the Action Off
• Read more: 2025 Kings of Tallinn Day 2: Two Finns Win First Two Titles
• Read more: 2025 Kings of Tallinn Day 3: Stanislav Smeljov Wins Largest of 5 Titles on Saturday

Antti Suominen Wins First Mixed Game Event on Sunday

Three of the five trophies awarded on Sunday were for mixed-game events with the schedule beginning with the €350 HORSE. The prize pool grew to €25,659 with 89 entries battling it out as games rotated in limit format between hold’em (H), Omaha h/l (O), Razz (R), Stud (S), and Stud Hi-Lo (E).

Antti Suominen was the star of the day after he defeated Tomasz Gluszko heads-up to win the €7,510 title with 11 players earning at least a €700 min-cash from the prize pool.

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Antti Suominen	Finland	€7,510
2	Tomasz Gluszko	Poland	€4,840
3	Aku Laajus	Finland	€3,390
4	Jukka Juvonen	Finland	€2,460
5	Alexander Freund	Austria	€1,820
6	Pasi Laihinen	Finland	€1,419
7	Henri Ojala	Finland	€1,100
8	Risto Pönniö	Finland	€860
9	Scott Kenyon	United Kingdom	€860
10	Juho Suutari	Finland	€700
11	Lena Björn	Sweden	€700

Cato Vonheim Wins DeepStack

Event #14: €200 NLH DeepStack attracted a banner field of 224 entries creating a €35,414 prize pool. The top 27 players earned more than double the €200 buy-in, with the prizes starting with a €411 min-cash.

Norway’s Cato Vonheim earned the title and the €6,895 top prize after agreeing to a deal with Finland’s Eemeli Särkiniemi, who earned €5,695 for his efforts.

Place	Player	Country	Prie
1	Cato Vonheim	Norway	€6,895
2	Eemeli Särkiniemi	Finland	€5,695
3	Dmitri Matõtsin	Estonia	€3,620
4	Ardi Valgemäe	Estonia	€2,760
5	Romans Krasins	Latvia	€2,100
6	Linda Tano	Sweden	€1,600
7	Toomas Mäkikokko	Finland	€1,290
8	Jevgenijs Silnikovs	Latvia	€1,070
9	Georgios Tsouloftas	Cyprus	€880
10	Hendrik Uibo	Estonia	€760
11	Jussi Perlinen	Finland	€760
12	Vllaznin Dida	Sweden	€670
13	Matias Knaapinen	Finland	€670
14	Toomas Marrandi	Estonia	€590
15	Arasch Mirzai	Sweden	€590
16	Theodoros Ampelikiotis	Greece	€530
17	Arto Lehtonen	Finland	€530
18	Tapio Aaltonen	Finland	€480
19	Stavros Petychakis	Greece	€480
20	Grigori Belimov	Estonia	€480
21	Johan Ekdahl	Sweden	€440
22	Elias Jalovaara	Finland	€440
23	Juha Suurholma	Finland	€440
24	Nazarii Piznak	Ukraine	€411
25	Jesse Huostila	Finland	€411
26	Kevin Kõre	Estonia	€411
27	Johan Bäckhäll	Sweden	€411

Poker Journalist Defeats Poker Pro in the €200 PL 7 Card Stud/7 Card Stud Hi-Lo

As mentioned in the intro, this poker journalist had a day to remember both on and away from the felts. While unsure about how to play this format of Stud seriously in the one-day Event #15: €200 PL 7 Card Stud/7 Card Stud Hi-Lo but was the chip leader by the time the final table was reached and never looked back en route to victory.

The camaraderie at the final table was amazing. It reminded me of when this author was growing up in New Jersey, playing fun poker games on a kitchen table, where all you needed was a deck of cards and a bag of coins.

It was an absolute pleasure to play for hours with this author’s friend, Tarjei Forus, and meet WSOP Circuit Calgary ring-winner Darren Kennedy for the first time. Kennedy was nothing but classy the entire way.

Meanwhile, Nikolay Ponomarev and this author had plenty of fun and banter as this author cruised along to victory to claim the €3,010 top prize.

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Jason Glatzer	Lithuania	€3,010
2	Nikolay Ponomarev	United Kingdom	€1,930
3	Darren Kennedy	Canada	€1,290
4	Lee Horton	England	€920
5	Joonas Lumijärvi	Finland	€690
6	Tarjei Forus	Norway	€560
7	Robert Kaggerud	Norway	€454

€200 NLH Progressive Bounty Results

Henri Schalin, who has been to just about every Kings of Tallinn in its decade of history, won a trophy in Event #16: €200 NLH Progressive Bounty for €3,070 plus the big bounty at the end after defeating countrymate Elias Suhonen heads-up.

The event attracted 230 entries, creating a €36,363 prize pool, including €18,400 reserved for progressive bounties. Check out the full payouts below, but remember that the payouts table does not incorporate the bounties collected along the way.

1	Henri Schalin	Finland	€3,070
2	Elias Suhonen	Finland	€3,070
3	Tomi Arponen	Finland	€2,040
4	Egidijus Matonis	Lithuania	€1,460
5	Veronika Kozlenko	Ukraine	€1,070
6	Otso Seppänen	Finland	€810
7	Raimondas Juknevicius	Lithuania	€650
8	Mikko Pusa	Finland	€540
9	Sultans Ertinhajevs	Latvia	€453
10	Shinnosuke Matsumoto	Japan	€380
11	Niko Heikkinen	Finland	€380
12	Dmitri Damaskin	Estonia	€340
13	Karri Uusi-Äijö	Finland	€340
14	Hendry Kullamäe	Estonia	€300
15	Ahmet Canatan	Denmark	€300
16	Ville Krankkala	Finland	€270
17	Illia Petrytsia	Ukraine	€270
18	Henrik Puija	Estonia	€240
19	Maksim Belomestnõi	Estonia	€240
20	Bruno De Souza	Brazil	€240
21	Jarmo Salonen	Finland	€220
22	Joel Holmberg	Finland	€220
23	Kasparas Grigunas	Lithuania	€220
24	Siim Niido	Estonia	€210
25	Kristo Kadastik	Estonia	€210
26	Thord Hjälm	Sweden	€210
27	Jouko Sytelä	Finland	€210

€350 Dealers Choice Hi Only Results

Event #17: €350 Dealers Choice Hi Only attracted 77 entries to create a €22,199 prize pool. Finland’s Olli-Pekka Huuskonen denied the home country of Estonia a title after he defeated Erik Põlluveer heads-up to win the trophy and the €6,640 top prize.

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Olli-Pekka Huuskonen	Finland	€6,640
2	Erik Põlluveer	Estonia	€4,430
3	Jarkko Suokas	Finland	€3,110
4	Martin von Zweigbergk	Sweden	€2,270
5	Leonidas Georgopoulos	Greece	€1,660
6	Tommi Lankinen	Finland	€1,360
7	Tobias Napel	Norway	€1,110
8	Max Rotko	Finland	€890
9	Riku Koivurinne	Finland	€729

2025 Kings of Tallinn Schedule Day 5 (Monday, Feb. 24)

Three more trophies will be awarded on Monday, while the poker.pro team will be busy live reporting Day 2 of the €555 NLH Kings of Tallinn Championship.

Check out Monday’s schedule below or head to the OlyBetEvents.com landing page to see the full schedule and more.