The 2025 OlyBet Showdown Vilnius capped off a fantastic first weekend with Sunday’s second day awarding three players trophies at Olympic Casino Lietuva.

Latvia’s Dmitrijs Mihejevs earned the first trophy in a multi-day event after defeating Svajūnas Šeduikis in the two-day €250 NLH Opening Event for €5,486 as part of a four-way deal involving Marek Žigel and Finnish flag hunter Jari Hurri, who has already shared he would be off to his next destination after earning his coveted Lithuanian flag.

While many new people are continuing to file in, Hurri wasn’t the only player we said goodbye to as poker.pro’s Glenn Brown planned an early trip just before heading to Vegas with the Redtooth Poker community to run the prestigious VEGAS100 event.

Lithuania’s were blanked from trophies the first two events of the festival but came storming back on Sunday to even up the scorecard to two for Lithuania and two from other countries.

Lithuania’s Kęstutis Jungevičius, who was fresh off a final table at the EPT Monte Carlo Main Event, shipped the one-day €350 NLH Progressive Bounty for €3,810. Jungevičius has been on a tear this year with his year beginning after shipping the 2025 Kings of Tallinn €5,000 NLH High Roller for €90,850.

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Lithuania’s Žydrūnas Karčemarskas earned the final title of the evening after defeating Mykolas Jasaitis heads-up to win the €150 PLO4/PLO5 for €2,074.

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Dmitrijs Mihejevs Earns First Title for Latvia

While the opening weekend featured many local players, many others came from out of town including from nearby Latvia, which recently hosted a big poker festival of its own in the 2025 OlyBet Showdown Riga Voodoo Spring Edition. Latvia’s Dmitrijs Mihejevs made the most of his trip early in the festival after winning the €250 NLH Opening Event for €5,486.

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The event attracted 149 entries to create a €31,141 prize pool with players already deep in the money when the second and final table began.

Five Lithuanians hit the rail in Joris Serva (fifth – €2,040), Tomas Gavrilovas (sixth – €1,630), Vitalijus Briazkala (seventh – €1,350), Kazimieras Ramaška (eighth – €1,110), and Anatolij Kulabin (ninth – €890) before the final four players agreed to a deal where they each earned at least €4,525.

Marek Žigel hit the rail in fourth place before Jari Hurri’s dreams of his first cash in Lithuania coming in the form of a trophy went into flames after his ace-eight was unable to hold against Mihejevs’s king-jack.

Svajūnas Šeduikis kept Lithuania’s hopes alive in keeping the trophy in Lithuania but he fell one player short of the trophy to award Latvia its first trophy of the festival instead.

Event #2: €250 NLH Opening Event Results

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Dmitrijs Mihejevs	Latvia	€5,486
2	Svajūnas Šeduikis	Lithuania	€4,525
3	Jari Hurri	Finland	€4,525
4	Marek Žigel	Lithuania	€4,525
5	Joris Serva	Lithuania	€2,040
6	Tomas Gavrilovas	Lithuania	€1,630
7	Vitalijus Briazkala	Lithuania	€1,350
8	Kazimieras Ramaška	Lithuania	€1,110
9	Anatolij Kulabin	Lithuania	€890
10	Donatas Kulieša	Lithuania	€750
11	Sergejs Piratovs	Latvia	€750
12	Rasmus Sihvonen	Finland	€660
13	Lukas Poškus	Lithuania	€660
14	Jonas Lapinskas	Lithuania	€590
15	Vladimiras Mečkovskis	Lithuania	€590
16	Baptiste Caim	France	€530
17	Aušra Razmaitė	Lithuania	€530

Kęstutis Jungevičius Wins First Trophy for Lithuania

Lithuania’s Kęstutis Jungevičius, who recorded his first live cash in 2021, is inching closer and closer to $500,000 in cashes as tracked by The Hendon Mob.

While he was unable to make the money in the Opening Event, he came back in full force for the €350 NLH Progressive Bounty. Jungevičius and Finland’s Roope Keminen each locked up €3,810 in the prize pool before Jungevičius earned the trophy and the big bounty at the end.

The event attracted 89 entries to create €26,211 in prizes including €8,900 reserved for progressive bounties. A pair of Lithuanians in Marius Vaičiulis and Žilvinas Matulaitis bubbled the final table where earning a €470 min-cash before many familiar names at Olympic Casino Lietuva hit the rail including the likes of Stanislovas Viničenka (fifth – €1,320), Vytautas Kačerauskas (sixth – €1,020), Bahadir Hatipoglu (seventh – €810), Vladimiras Mečkovskis (eighth – €660), and Egidijus Matonas (ninth – €530).

Lithuania’s Jonas Lapinskas cashed in the €250 NLH Opening Event and although he was unable to survive for the battle on the final day did nearly make the podium in the €350 NLH Progressive Bounty before bowing out in fourth place for €1,820.

Jordan’s Mohammed Asfar is a new player in Lithuania and already made his mark with a third-place performace worth €2,591 before Jungevičius defeated Keminen to earn the trophy.

Event #5: €350 NLH Progressive Bounty Results

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Kęstutis Jungevičius	Lithuania	€3,810
2	Roope Keminen	Finland	€3,810
3	Mohammed Asfar	Jordan	€2,591
4	Jonas Lapinskas	Lithuania	€1,820
5	Stanislovas Viničenka	Lithuania	€1,320
6	Vytautas Kačerauskas	Lithuania	€1,020
7	Bahadir Hatipoglu	Turkey	€810
8	Vladimiras Mečkovskis	Lithuania	€660
9	Egidijus Matonis	Lithuania	€530
10	Marius Vaičiulis	Lithuania	€470
11	Žilvinas Matulaitis	Lithuania	€470

Žydrūnas Karčemarskas Wins Final Sunday-Funday Trophy

The €150 PLO4/PLO5 attracted 47 entries to create a €5,804 prize pool with the top five players earning at least a €520 min-cash.

Lithuania’s Žydrūnas Karčemarskas is making a name for himself in the local PLO circles as back in January Karčemarskas shipped the €250 PLO4/PLO5 for €3,434. He did it again on Sunday to earn yet another trophy after defeating countrymate Mykolas Jasaitis (second – €1,455) to win the €2,074 top prize.

Lithuania’s Ramūnas Danys earned a four-figure prize of €1,040 for finishing on the podium in third place, while Latvia’s Sergejs Piratovs (fourth – €715) and Lithuania’s Povilas Latvėnas (fifth – €520) also earned payout slips.

Event #7: €150 PLO4/PLO5 Results

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Žydrūnas Karčemarskas	Lithuania	€2,074
2	Mykolas Jasaitis	Lithuania	€1,455
3	Ramūnas Danys	Lithuania	€1,040
4	Sergejs Piratovs	Latvia	€715
5	Povilas Latvėnas	Lithuania	€520

2025 OlyBet Showdown Vilnius Day 3 Schedule (Monday, May 19)

While there will just be one trophy awarded on Monday at the 2025 OlyBet Showdown Vilnius in the €250 PLO5 starting a 6 p.m., there is plenty of action to go around at Olympic Casino Lietuva.

The day begins with a €30 satellite guaranteeing at least two seats to the €555 Championship, which begins with the first of its two opening flights at 4 p.m. Meanwhile, the day wraps up with a €80 satellite guaranteeing at least two seats to the €2,200 High Roller, which will be live reported at poker.pro on Tuesday, at 9 p.m.

Check out today’s schedule below or head to the OlyBet Events website for the full schedule.