The €2/€5 no-limit hold'em feature table kicked off featuring Unibet Poker Ambassadors Espen Uhlen Jørstad in Seat 2 and Rauno "Estonian Jesus" Tahvonen in Seat 6. We interviewed the duo on Facebook before the table kicked off.

Also joining them is Cash Game Festival veteran and Unibet Open qualifier Ronni Borg in Seat 4.

Not to be overlooked, is Cash Game Festival London trophy winner Jon Kyte in Seat 1. He is one of the four previous trophy winners here in Tallinn hungry to become the first to win two trophies. He has a long way to go as yesterday, Peter La Terra amassed 998 big blinds when he booked a profit of €1,996 on a €2/€2 no-limit hold'em feature table.

American Paul Christian Youngblood, in Seat 3, is attending his first Cash Game Festival and is playing at his first televised poker table. While we don't know much yet about Youngblood, he did share his favorite hand is nine-three suited. If that is the case, we expect Youngblood to be quite active at the table.

Estonian businessman Viacheslav Kovalev, in Seat 5, is no stranger to the Cash Game Festival and was one of the bigger winners during a previous festival in his home country.

Slovakia's Erik Kruntorad, in Seat 7, shared he just likes to have fun when playing poker. He has been playing the game for eight years and his favorite hand is queen-jack suited.

Rounding off the table is Finnish poker pro Aleksi Himanen in Seat 8. He has been playing poker for a dozen years and pocket aces are his favorite starting hand.

You can check out the action commentated by Andrew "Picasso" Hedley and Henry Kilbane on a 20-minute delay 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.