Kings of Tallinn 2026: Four new Winners crowned – Scotty Nguyen as the Bounty

At the Kings of Tallinn 2026, presented by OlyBet, held at the Olympic Park Casino and the Hilton Tallinn Park, the next four winners were crowned yesterday. In addition, the €555 NLH Championship and the €1,100 NLH Mystery Bounty continued. And on Wednesday, the big event finally begins: The €1,100 NLH Main Event, with a guaranteed prize pool of €500,000, kicks off with its first two starting days: Flight 1A at 12 p.m. and Flight 1B at 6 p.m.

€200 NLH DeepStack Celebrity Special

One of the first major highlights of Kings of Tallinn 2026 was the €200 NLH DeepStack Celebrity Special. This was, of course, largely due to the celebrities who had gathered at the tables. At the top of the list was Scotty Nguyen, the 1998 WSOP Main Event champion. But the poker pro didn’t make it very far. The tournament drew 227 entrants and featured a total prize pool of €35,889. Romet Mildov from Estonia secured the victory and prize money of €7,659.

€200 NLH DeepStack Celebrity Special
227 Entries
€35,889 Prize Pool

€555 NLH Championship

The €555 NLH Championship heads into its third and final day with 16 players remaining. By the end of Day 2, the field had grown to 319 entries, bringing the prize pool to €148,355. Sweden’s Dennis Zetterman leads with 1,390,000 chips, well ahead of Estonia’s Taago Tamm in second place with 910,000 chips. Lithuanian Marek Zigel is in third place with 870,000 chips, and Monday’s chip leader, Jawad Habib, is still in the running in fourth place with 860,000 chips. Norwegian Samuel Adnoy is the short stack with just 10,000 chips.

€555 NLH Championship
319 Entries
€148,355 Prize Pool
16 players advance to the final day

€1,100 NLH Mystery Bounty

The €1,100 NLH Mystery Bounty tournament attracted 47 participants. This resulted in a prize pool of €20,210 and €23,500 in Mystery Bounties, for a total of €43,210. The top six players are set to advance to Day 2 and have already secured at least €1,150 in prize money each. Lithuanian Andrius Baublys leads with 665,000 chips, followed by his compatriot Vilius Zabarauskas with 434,000 chips. In 6th place is Roope Tarmi (261,000), a two-time winner of the WSOP Circuit Tallinn.

€1,100 NLH Mystery Bounty
47 entrants
€20,210 prize pool / €23,500 mystery bounty pool
6 survivors advance

€250 PLO5 Progressive Bounty

Danish player Nicklas Dehli won the €250 PLO5 Progressive Bounty tournament for €2,148 plus bounties. With 93 entrants, the prize pool totaled €9,728, plus €9,300 in bounty prizes, for a total prize pool of €19,028. Dehli secured the title with a heads-up victory over Slovakian Tomas Szabo.

€250 PLO5 Progressive Bounty
93 Entries
€9,728 Prize Pool / €9,300 Bounty Pool

€250 PL 2-7 Triple Draw

The €250 PL 2-7 Triple Draw had 31 entrants and a prize pool of €6,343. The victory and prize money of €2,563 went to Jyri Merivirta of Finland. Merivirta had previously won the €330 HORSE event for €4,280 at the Kings of Tallinn in 2020.

€250 PL 2-7 Triple Draw
31 entrants
€6,343 prize pool

€555 NLH Progressive Bounty

And last but not least, the €555 NLH Progressive Bounty tournament also came to an end on Tuesday. The tournament drew 47 entrants and generated a main prize pool of €12,455, plus €9,400 in bounty prizes, for a total prize pool of €21,855. Estonian Martin Kõiv won the bounty tournament, securing €3,325 plus bounty prizes. In the heads-up match, he defeated Finnish player Ville-Matti Keränen.

€555 NLH Progressive Bounty Tournament
47 Entries
€12,455 Prize Pool / €9,400 Bounty Pool

The complete schedule and further information can be found at olybetevents.com.