Grantas Naujokas wins the Main Event of the 2026 Kings of Tallinn Autumn Edition

At the Kings of Tallinn Autumn Edition 2026, presented by OlyBet, all eyes were on the final of the €1,100 Main Event yesterday at the Olympic Park Casino in the Hilton Tallinn Park. In the end, Lithuanian Grantas Naujokas continued his dominant performance and secured the victory. Three other side events were also awarded trophies, including Johan Creutz’s win in the High Roller for €38,550.

Naujokas had already secured the largest chip stack at the end of Day 2 and entered Day 3 as the leader among the 64 remaining players with 909,000 chips. By the end of Day 3, the Lithuanian had more than quintupled his stack to 5,215,000 chips and was still in the lead. He never relinquished that lead at the final table either. In the final hand, Naujokas’s king-queen made a straight on the river, which was enough to defeat Latvian Krisjanis Balodis, who held ace-six.

Naujokas secured €104,310 from a prize pool of €564,510 among 607 participants. Balodis, who entered the nine-player final table last with just 715,000 chips, defied his position throughout the day and earned €71,400 as the runner-up. Norwegian Samuel Adnoy rounded out the podium with €47,850. Iryna Tsikhanskaya, who was born in Belarus and lives in Vilnius, also had a great run and entered the final as the last remaining woman. She battled her way past five opponents and ultimately finished in a strong fourth place, earning €33,600 in prize money.

€3,000 NLH

In 2016, Swedish amateur player Johan Creutz won the Kings of Tallinn Main Event and subsequently turned pro. A decade later, he returned and repeated his success. He made it into the money in the Main Event, finishing 14th with €6,200, and entered the €3,000 NLH late on Saturday. On Sunday, he reached the final table—which consisted of just five players—and secured €38,550 in prize money. The field of 40 players generated a prize pool of €106,400.

€350 NLH Deepstack Turbo

Norwegian player Tarjei Forus secured two cash prizes on Sunday. First, he cashed in the €200 PLO Progressive Bounty, before going on to win the €350 NLH Deepstack Turbo for €5,298, beating out a field of 54 players with a total prize pool of €15,568. Forus is in top form in 2026 and achieved his best result to date earlier this year at the WSOP Circuit Estonia. Following his victory in Ring Event #6, the €1,100 PLO4/PLO5 for €43,930, he is heading to WSOP Paradise.

€200 PLO4/PLO5/PLO6 Progressive Bounty

The €200 PLO4/PLO5/PLO6 Progressive Bounty tournament drew 39 entries and generated €6,166 in prize money, including €3,120 in bounties. Irish player James Noonan made the money in the Main Event (58th place, €2,300) and went on to win the PLO Bounty title after defeating Czech player Karel Kratochvil. Both took home €873 from the base prize pool of 39 total participants, with Noonan ultimately winning both the trophy and the large bounty.

€200 Open-Face Chinese Pineapple

The €200 Open-Face Chinese Pineapple attracted 31 participants, creating a prize pool of €4,901. Lena Björn from Sweden came out on top and won €1,960

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