Level: 2
Blinds: 200/300
Ante: 300
Level: 2
Blinds: 200/300
Ante: 300
Roland Luik, Tomas Kovalenko, and Peter Kvisthammar each tossed in 2,100 preflop. It then checked to Kvisthammar on the button on the 8♣3♦4♠ flop, who bet 3,200. Luik called in early position before Kovalenko folded in the hijack.
Kvisthammar sized up to 8,500 on the 6♦ turn. Luik check-called again, after which the duo checked the 7♥ river to showdown.
Luik tabled A♥K♠, but it was no good against Kvisthammar's Q♠8♠, who raked in the chips with his flopped top pair.
Toomas Marrandi was on the button and raised to 600. Small blind Roland Luik responded with a call, and he check-called Marrandi's bets of 1,200 on the 5♥J♠K♥ flop and 2,300 on the 10♥ turn.
The Q♠ river swiftly checked to showdown. Luik revealed flopped top two pair with K♠J♦, but Marrandi's A♠10♠ had made a straight on the river to secure the pot.
Maksim Jankovski raised his button to 500. Edgaras Gendvilis three-bet to 2,300 in the small blind, which Jankovski called.
Gendvilis continued for 1,400 on the 5♠3♠8♠ flop, but Jankovski threw in a quick raise to 4,800. A big early pot seemed to be in the making, but Gendvilis was no longer interested and mucked his cards.
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With 22 players on the clock, the cards have been sent into the air for the WSOPC Tallinn Main Event.
Level: 1
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200