The 2026 OlyBet Showdown Riga Voodoo Spring Edition continues to deliver tons of action and excitement at Olympic Voodoo Casino. Tuesday witnessed Anna Kaminarova claim the sole title in the €250 NLH Progressive Bounty for €2,142 plus bounties, while players continued to pile into the two-day €555 NLH Championship.

Kaminarova earned her first cash at The Hendon Mob during the Kings of Tallinn, where she took 51st place in the €200 Mini Main Event for €520. She learned about the OlyBet Showdown Riga Voodoo Spring Edition during the Kings of Tallinn and made the journey with her husband from Saint Petersburg, and will proudly go home on Wednesday with a poker trophy in hand.

Meanwhile, the €555 NLH Championship attracted 154 runners across the two opening flights, adding €73,150 to the prize pool. Denmark’s Jorgen Andersen leads the way after bagging up 285,000 in chips on Tuesday’s Day 1b from a 30,000 starting stack. The field will continue to grow with late registration remaining open for the first two 40-minute blind levels of Day 2.

The poker.pro live reporting, headlined by Richard Hayes, will begin at Noon when cards are in the air for the final day of the €555 NLH Championship.

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Anna Kaminarova Heads Home With a Trophy

It will be a bittersweet goodbye for Anna Kaminarova as she heads back home to Saint Petersburg on Wednesday with a trophy in hand after defeating Latvia’s Juris Liepiņš in heads-up play in the €250 NLH Progressive Bounty, with both players earning the €2,142 top prize before Kaminarova earned the final big bounty at the end.

Time will tell whether Kaminarova will try to add to her trophy collection at the next big OlyBet Event in the OlyBet Showdown Tallinn at Olympic Park Casino on April 10-19.

The €250 NLH Progressive Bounty attracted 86 entries, creating €17,974 in prizes, including €8,600 earmarked for bounties.

Place	Player	Country	Prize
1	Anna Kaminarova	Russia	€2,142
2	Juris Liepiņš	Latvia	€2,142
3	Audrius Šiaulys	Lithuania	€1,420
4	Mikko Tallgren	Finland	€1,000
5	Ingus Anšēvics	Latvia	€770
6	Niko Luhtalampi	Finland	€630
7	Gatis Reigass	Latvia	€520
8	Pāvels Spirins	Latvia	€420
9	Baptiste Caim	France	€330

Jorgen Andersen Leads €555 NLH Championship

The OlyBet Showdown Spring Edition is already well underway at the Olympic Voodoo Casino, set in the heart of the historic Latvian capital, Riga, with players from all over the world flocking to the venue in search of poker action and glory.

The poker.pro reporting team will be on the floor covering all the action for the remainder of the festival as attention turns to the showpiece events, the €555 NLH Championship and the €1,100 Main Event.

Two starting flights of the €555 NLH Championship have already been completed, with late registration remaining open for the first two blind levels of Day 2. The starting flights attracted a total of 154 entries, creating a substantial €73,150 prize pool, and 43 players managed to negotiate 12 40-minute levels to progress to Day 2.

Registration remains open until the start of Level 15. Players taking advantage of late registration will sit down with a starting stack of 30,000, with the clock set to 40-minute levels.

The event may surpass last year’s figures, when Jānis Meņģelis of Latvia overcame a 185-entry field to bag the trophy and first-place prize of €19,845.

Danish player Jorgen Anderson (285,000) takes the chip lead into Day 2 after storming to the top of the standings in Day 1b, and he is closely followed by two Latvian players, Daniels Viskina (260,000) and Edgars Hauks (207,000). Max Jafaripour of Sweden (200,000) topped the standings in Day 1a.

Opening Event champion Eric Wasylenko of Canada (148,500) is in a strong position to capture a duo of titles, while Linas Bulkšas of Lithuania (100,000) is chasing another OlyBet NLH Championship title after triumphing in the equivalent event at the Kings of Vilnius festival. Poker coach and streamer Matīss Celmiņš of Latvia (179,000) will be another dangerman.

Place	Player	Country	Chips	Big Blinds
1	Jorgen Dyhrberg Andersen	Denmark	285,000	142
2	Daniels Viksna	Latvia	260,000	130
3	Edgars Hauks	Latvia	207,000	103
4	Max Jafaripour	Sweden	200,000	100
5	Sergejs Piratovs	Latvia	193,000	97
6	Marijus Dirgela	Lithuania	187,500	93
7	Matīss Celmiņš	Latvia	179,000	90
8	Normunds Rumba	Latvia	154,500	77
9	Tero Hokkanen	Finland	152,000	76
10	Eric Wasylenko	Canada	148,500	74
11	Mateusz Oscilowski	Poland	145,000	73
12	Ralf Mikk	Estonia	139,500	69
13	Nauris Jansons	Latvia	138,000	69
14	Eriks Krumins	Latvia	133,500	66
15	Cyril Peralez	France	130,000	65
16	Michael Ibba	Italy	123,500	62
17	Pāvels Spirins	Latvia	113,500	57
18	Gediminas Guzelis	Lithuania	112,000	56
19	Askolds Uldriķis	Latvia	108,000	54
20	Yehven Pavlenko	Ukraine	103,500	51
21	Vladislavs Petrovs	Latvia	103,500	51
22	Linas Bulkšas	Lithuania	100,000	50
23	Jan Risberg	Sweden	96,500	48
24	Kristaps Zarāns	Latvia	88,500	44
25	Roberts Krīgers	Latvia	84,000	42
26	Rami Amuri	Latvia	81,000	40
27	Iļja Sluckers	Latvia	78,000	39
28	Algirdas Saveikis	Lithuania	77,500	38
29	Audrius Navickas	Lithuania	76,500	38
30	Hryhorii Meleshenko	Ukraine	69,500	35
31	Baptiste Caim	France	63,500	32
32	Rūdolfs Vosvenieks	Latvia	57,000	29
33	Kristoffer Winterstein	Sweden	54,000	27
34	Garijs Rozkalns	Latvia	53,500	26
35	Andreas Backlund	Finland	51,500	25
36	Michal Goral	Poland	49,000	25
37	Viesturs Ošis	Latvia	45,500	23
38	Yaniv Peretz	Latvia	42,000	21
39	Patriks Švinka	Latvia	34,000	17
40	Artjoms Urušadze	Latvia	33,500	17
41	Kristaps Deksnis	Latvia	33,000	17
42	Roberts Rumba	Latvia	30,000	15
43	Jevgenijs Kritinins	Latvia	26,500	13

• €555 NLH Championship reports and live coverage by Richard Hayes.

The excitement kicks in straight out of the gate on Wednesday, March 17 at Olympic Casino Voodoo with the second and final day of the €555 NLH Championship kicking off at Noon. Players can still get into the action as mentioned during the first two blind levels of Day 2.

Later in the day, the moment many have been waiting for will begin with the first of three opening flights of the 2026 OlyBet Showdown Riga Voodoo Spring Edition €1,100 Main Event at 5 p.m. Many players will be battling at 2 p.m. in an €80 satellite guaranteeing at least two seats to the Main Event.

The evening will bring two more trophy winners in a pair of one-day events, including the €250 PLO4/PLO5 Progressive Bounty Deepstack at 6 p.m., followed by the €200 NLH at 9 p.m.

Check out today’s schedule below and head to OlyBetEvents.com to learn more about the full schedule, a player’s guide, and more.

• Article originally produced at poker.pro.