The Cash Game Festival will head back to where it all began in Tallinn, Estonia for five days of nonstop ring game action from April 26-30.
One lucky player will win a raffle to attend Tallinn for free with a €1,400 package.
To win a ticket a player just needs to get quads or better in any hand win or lose.
A €5/€5 no limit hold'em feature table just began. You can check it out here on PokerNews as well as on the Cash Game Festival website and on the Cash Game Festival Twitch channel.
Brandon Allen is behind the booth announcing the action and should have a surprise special guest or two during the stream.
Brandon Allen is entertaining the masses with his commentary on the feature table. Another great reason to check it out, is that one lucky listener will win €50 courtesy of SlotsMillion.
Find out more information on how you can snag some free loot on the Cash Game Festival Twitch channel or here on PokerNews.
A €1/€2 pot limit Omaha table recently opened with the floor staff just confirming that they will leave the table at eight-max.
Among those at the table are Cash Game Festival regulars Jack Fenton and Peter La Terra. Cash Game Festival CEO Andreas Roseborg is also in the mix and swapping jokes with La Terra seated to his left.
Currently, the poker room is hosting six tables. From the looks of it, a seventh one should open within a short time.
Romania's Bogdan Haidu just waltzed into the poker room with a huge grin on his face. When asked how he was doing, he shared he was fantastic since he was just back from the VIP dinner at On'Italy. He shared that it was "really really great!"
Elora Kask, who was getting toasted with drinks left and right late last night despite not being in the poker room, came back moments later also smiling. "We had a local version of absynth, lots of free flowing wine, good fried cheese and of course great company," shared Kask.
Daniel Näsman and Janar Kokk both returned to the poker room from dinner with another crew of players. Immediately the duo asked for a pineapple open-face Chinese poker table.
As is always the case at the Cash Game Festival, any game will go as long as there are players that want to play. With the OFC table there are now seven in action, which ties the most that were running at one time yesterday.
While Daniel Näsman was explaining the rules to the first dealer of pineapple open-face Chinese poker, Janar Kokk's wife Elora Kask also decided to wet her feet and hop in the action.
Although this is her third Cash Game Festival after previously hitting two stops in Malta and Bulgaria last year, this is her first time on the poker felts. This doesn't mean she will be a fish, as she is well versed in the rules thanks to playing many home games.
There are now eight poker tables in action, which is a new record for the Cash Game Festival in the country of Slovenia. Festival organizers expect this figure to continue to grow.
Cash Game Festival fans have been asking to see SlotsMillion's Ambassador Viktoria Lundberg. Well, they are now in luck, as she just joined Brandon Allen in the commentary booth!
You can check him and the players out here on PokerNews as well as on the Cash Game Festival website and on the Cash Game Festival Twitch channel.
UPDATE! - Also in the booth is the lovely Cash Game Festival photographer Petra Poole.
PokerNews went live on Facebook to cover the pineapple open-face Chinese poker match. Daniel Näsman easily won the match. Here's a look: