Party and Poker on Day 4 of the 2018 Cash Game Festival Tallinn
Welcome to penultimate of the Cash Game Festival Tallinn at Olympic Park Casino.
The action yesterday picked up as the night went along and at midnight the poker room was jam-packed with players enjoying a variety of games including no-limit hold'em, pot-limit Omaha, Sviten Special, and super dealer's choice.
Peter La Terra was the star of the show yesterday after booking a massive profit of €1,996 or 998 big blinds at the €2/€2 pot-limit Omaha early televised feature table.
This makes La Terra the man to beat for the trophy and a package to the Cash Game Festival Bulgaria at Platinum Casino at Sunny Beach valued at €1,500 compliments of 32Red Poker.
For a player to knock La Terra off the top of the hill, they will need to win more big blinds than he did at any of the four remaining televised feature tables.
The early feature table takes place at 6 p.m. EEST featuring Unibet Poker pros Espen Uhlen Jørstad and Rauno "Estonian Jesus" Tahvonen who agreed to an interview on Facebook before the table begins. The stakes then change to €1/€2 no-limit hold'em for a men vs. women match-up featuring OlyBet player Carmen-Elina Vist.
As has been the case throughout the festival, Henry Kilbane and Andrew "Picasso" Hedley will be commentating both feature tables on a 20-minute delay at the Cash Game Festival Twitch channel. You can alternatively follow the action by clicking on the Live Stream tab that will be in our PokerNews coverage once the action is live.
Another benefit of tuning into the stream is to learn about the passwords for online freerolls where they can win big cash and prizes. Today's freeroll will take place at Unibet Poker at 8:30 p.m. EEST and feature a huge €2,000 guaranteed prize pool.
Tonight at 11 p.m. EEST, players with the hospitality package will be partying in style on the house at one of Tallinn's best nightclubs, Vabank.
Stayed tuned to PokerNews as we cover the festival from start to finish. Coverage wlil begin around 5 p.m. EEST with a Facebook live video of the men behind the One Year One Million quest in Jørstad, Rauno "Estonian" Jesus Tahvonen, and Rauno Kiviloo.