Petter Berg open-raised under the gun, and Oystein Stai committed his final 375,000 in the cutoff. Berg snap-called once the action had returned to him.
Oystein Stai: K♠J♥ 
Petter Berg: A♦K♣
Stai found himself dominated by his nemesis. The 4♣8♥4♥2♥2♦ runout double-paired the board, granting the win to Berg's ace kicker and eliminating Stai in 11th place.
Petter Berg raised to 125,000 in the hijack. Oystein Stai put in a three-bet to 275,000 on the button, and Berg added calling chips to the pot.
Stai continued for 150,000 on the 9♣2♠K♠ flop. Berg check-called to the 6♠ turn, on which both players checked.
The 8♥ river saw Berg push in 750,000 as a bet. Stai spent a while in the tank, but could not find a fold and called for the majority of his stack.
Berg tabled 8♠8♦ for a rivered set, and Stai's cards disappeared into the muck.
Level: 28
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Last year, the 2025 Coolbet Open €550 Main Event attracted a field of 493 entries creating a prize pool of €234,175. A field consisting mostly of players from the Baltics and Scandinavia battled for three days at the Chesterfield Poker Club in Tallinn, Estonia, but ultimately it was Spanish regular Guillermo Gordo who was the last man standing.
After a dominating display on Day 3, Gordo captured the first-place prize of €48,400, his third-best live score according to The Hendon Mob. Perhaps more importantly, the Coolbet Open Main Event was Gordo's maiden major live victory, meaning he will go home with his first-ever trophy. To claim the title, Gordo defeated Asgeir Lund after a heads-up that lasted only a few hands.
| Place | Player | Country | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Guillermo Gordo | Spain | €48,400 |
| 2 | Asgeir Lund | Norway | €28,000 |
| 3 | Maksim Belomestnoi | Estonia | €21,500 |
| 4 | Ole Wasenius | Norway | €16,800 |
| 5 | Magnus Pukk | Estonia | €13,000 |
| 6 | Artur Kulanurk | Estonia | €10,000 |
| 7 | Kristjan Maasalu | Estonia | €7,400 |
| 8 | Kai Tiainen | Finland | €5,700 |
| 9 | Frederic Janik | France | €4,700 |
The 12 remaining players have been sent on a 20-minute break.
Pal Koppegodt raised to 100,000 under the gun, leaving 20,000 behind. It folded to Tomas Bulksas in the big blind, who put in the rest of the chips. Koppegodt quickly called.
Pal Koppegodt: A♣2♣
Tomas Bulksas: K♠8♥
Bulksas leapfrogged Koppegodt on the 10♥K♦4♠ flop. The 3♦ turn gave Koppegodt some extra outs, but the K♣ river upgraded only Bulksas, who secured the knockout with trips.
Kenneth Olaisen kicked off the action with a raise to 110,000 under the gun. Hans Fernkvist then pushed in his 360,000 as next to act, and Olaisen quickly called once the action had returned to him.
Hans Fernkvist: A♠J♠
Kenneth Olaisen: Q♠Q♦
Fernkvist needed an ace to survive, but he found none on the 7♣2♣K♥9♣K♠ runout and was consequently eliminated.
Ville Keranen squeezed in his stack of 700,000 from the big blind, and Sergi Kapanadze, who had open-raised in the hijack, called to put him at risk.
Ville Keranen: 4♦4♣
Sergi Kapanadze: A♦A♣
Keranen had run into aces, and the Q♦2♠K♦9♥J♣ runout provided no hope. He exited in 15th place, his chips being absorbed into Kapanadze's stack.
Ragnar Linde open-shoved for 445,000 in middle position. It folded to Roar Wang in the small blind, who called with the covering stack.
Ragnar Linde: A♠2♣
Roar Wang: A♥Q♦
Linde was heavily outkicked, and the 3♥5♦7♣6♣5♠ runout was not enough for him to take a part of the pot. Wang was awarded the pot, and Linde became the first elimination at the final two tables.
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